Explore Cedar Breaks National Monument in Southern Utah Nestled in Southern Utah, Cedar Breaks National Monument spans 6,155 acres of stunning alpine terrain and features a breathtaking canyon amphitheater. Though compact, this hidden gem is perfect for a one or two-day adventure, offering plenty of natural beauty for those looking to explore an often-overlooked national…
Driving is undoubtedly the best way to explore Iceland. We quickly realized that public transportation options are limited, especially when heading to more remote areas. To make the most of our trip, renting a car was a must. Here are some key tips for getting gas in Iceland: 1. Most Gas Stations are Self-Service Many…
Kismet, New York, is the westernmost settlement on the picturesque Fire Island, a 30-mile-long barrier island off the southern coast of Long Island. With a history spanning hundreds of years, Kismet was originally inhabited by the native peoples of the region, followed by the Dutch. For over a century now, Kismet stands as a notable…
Where is that? When my friend suggested we visit Rumelian Fortress, I was initially taken aback because I had never heard of it. Even my other friend, who lives in Istanbul, was unfamiliar with the place. It wasn’t until I actually saw it up close that I realized I had glimpsed it from a distance…
I often get this question from readers: Is the Japan Rail Pass worth it? At first glance, it seems expensive, and it’s natural to wonder if you can find more budget-friendly options for travel. Traveling in Japan is undoubtedly pricey, but the Japan Rail Pass can offer significant savings, particularly for those planning to travel…
Discover Nicodemus National Historic Site Step back in time at Nicodemus National Historic Site, the last remaining western town established by freed African American settlers during the Reconstruction Period. Drawn by the promise of land in the free state of Kansas, African Americans migrated westward in search of a brighter future. History of Nicodemus *Journey…
For many visitors, the Precipice Trail Hike in Acadia National Park, Maine, is a must-do. It was certainly high on our list and quickly became a favorite. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you plan your own adventure. About the Precipice Trail Hike The Precipice Trail is one of Acadia National Park’s most iconic and…
Discover one of the newest additions to the National Park Service: Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument, nestled in the northern woods of Maine near Baxter State Park and Mount Katahdin, the highest peak in the state and a famed terminus for the Appalachian Trail. While this national monument doesn’t have direct access to Baxter…