Over 1 million visitors a year come to Bryce Canyon National Park to see the breathtaking scenery, unique geological structures, and rock formations. Bryce is located in Utah near Bryce Canyon City. Named after the Mormon pioneers Ebenezer and Mary Bryce, the area was designated a national park on September 15, 1928. Let’s look at more Bryce Canyon National Park […]
Nestled in the town of Bar Harbor in the state of Maine, Acadia National Park protects most of Mount Desert Island, Acadia was the first of the National Parks established east of the Mississippi River and is the home of the first American location to see sunlight every morning during the Fall and Winter months. One of the perks of […]
Pattison State Park is home to Wisconsin’s highest waterfall, Big Manitou Falls. Big Manitou Falls is also the fourth-highest waterfall east of the Rocky Mountains. This park’s fourteen hundred acres also include Little Manitou Falls, a lake with a sand beach, trails, and camping sites. Pattison State Park is in northern Wisconsin, about three hours away from where the Wisconsin […]
There is nothing like setting around that campfire, making S’mores with family and friends. You have those Honey Maid Graham Crackers, lightly toasted marshmallows that are creating that melted chocolate that has you licking your fingers as you eat your treat. But what if I told you there is an even better way to enjoy this classic treat? Introducing S’mores […]
How many of you live in areas that experience periodic power failures due to hurricanes, flooding, high winds, or blizzards? Here in Wisconsin, we get three out of four of these, and when you add in the bitter cold, having reliable power is an absolute must. For years, we had a noisy gas-powered generator, which worked well enough for lights […]
America is a beautiful country, and one of the best ways to experience its natural beauty is by visiting some of its amazing waterfalls. There are waterfalls to explore and be found in all 50 states, and each one offers a unique and stunning view. Whether you’re looking for a challenging hike or a relaxing stroll, these waterfalls are sure […]
Governor Thompson State Park offers a variety of outdoor experiences within its 2,800 acres. Visitors of all kinds find something to love at this park. People enjoy a wide range of activities here. Camping, boating, hiking, and animal watching are all fantastic activities in this park. Governor Thompson State Park is adjacent to the Peshtigo River State Forest. The Caldron […]
Belmont Mound State Park is an hour’s drive from both Madison, Wisconsin, and Dubuque, Iowa. Belmont Mound State Park is a pleasant place to visit off Highway 151 in Wisconsin’s southwest corner. It is unique in that it is operated by the Belmont Lions Club, which is a nonprofit organization. Belmont Mound State Park is a day-use-only park, which makes […]
Cross Plains State Park is a hidden gem of a park that offers visitors the opportunity to explore an uncommon landscape. This park is ideal for those who enjoy taking in nature’s beauty on an easy hike. Cross Plains State Park is in Dane County, in Wisconsin’s south-central region. This park is only a thirty-minute drive west of Madison. Cross […]
Compared to other state parks in Wisconsin (such as Devil’s Lake State Park), New Glarus Woods State Park is relatively small, at 435 acres. However, this park contains some of the best hiking trails you can find near the city of New Glarus. This park is a wonderful place to camp as well, with over 20 wooded campsites that allow […]
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