Discover one of Zion National Park’s easy and beloved trails with the Lower Emerald Pool hike, leading you to a stunning lake and waterfall. This trail is a favorite among many park visitors, and here’s everything you need to know to enjoy it. About the Hike: – Distance: 1.4 miles – Type: Out & Back…
I’m really into planes—or more accurately, aerospace. My fascination began in childhood when I dreamed of becoming an astronaut or a military pilot. Unfortunately, my poor eyesight disqualified me from those paths, but it never dampened my love for the technology. Whenever I travel, I make a point to visit aerospace museums in different parts…
Discover the Scenic Serenity of Fairyland Loop Trail at Bryce Canyon Nestled in the north end of Bryce Canyon National Park, the Fairyland Loop Trail offers one of the most enchanting hiking experiences. This trail not only brings you up close to the park’s iconic hoodoos but also provides breathtaking views of the amphitheater and…
Discover Lassen Volcanic National Park: A Hidden Gem of Wonders Lassen Volcanic National Park may not be the most visited, but it’s certainly one of the most fascinating parks in the country. It’s renowned for showcasing all four types of volcanoes: Cinder Cone, Shield, Composite, and Plug Dome. Exploring Lassen’s Volcanoes Cinder Cone Volcanoes These…
Nestled on dramatic cliffs with sweeping views of the Puget Sound, Ebey’s Landing National Historic Reserve offers a glimpse into a bygone era. It’s a captivating tapestry of history, from Native American settlements to early European pioneers and beyond. History of Ebey’s Landing NHR This land, now known as Ebey’s Landing on Whidbey Island, has…
Discovering the Rich History of Grant-Kohrs Ranch Early Beginnings The story of Grant-Kohrs Ranch begins with a savvy business idea in the 1840s. Canadian brothers Johnny Francis Grant and James made a name for themselves by trading one healthy cow or horse for two worn-out animals from travelers on the Oregon Trail. Over time, their…
Discover the First Ladies National Historic Site Opened in 2000 in Canton, Ohio, the First Ladies National Historic Site celebrates and preserves the clothing and personal items of America’s First Ladies. This unique site includes two main areas: The Ida Saxton McKinley Historic Home and the Education Center, which also serves as the visitor center…
I was amazed by how white the sand was at White Sands National Park. The vast fields of white gypsum stretching out in every direction can be blinding, resembling snow, feeling like clay, and floating like sand—a truly unique experience. While other places have similar gypsum fields, none compare to the stunning beauty of White…