Traveling during late spring with your family is a perfect time to reconnect recharge and create those memories that are talked about year after year. It is also a time of year that many other families are traveling which means, prices are higher and rooms may be limited. To make the most out of your vacation, advance planning is the […]
If you are looking for something different to do this summer, check out the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve located in the San Luis Valley of southern Colorado. These massive sand dunes are the tallest in North America and sit perfectly in front of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, with the Medano Creek flowing across the front of […]
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park stretches from the Pigeon River to the Little Tennessee River. Among the prominent peaks are Clingman’s Dome, Mount Chapman, Mount Collins, Mount Sterling, Mount Guyot, Thunderhead Mountain, Blanket Mountain, Mount Cammerer, Mount Le Conte, Old Black Mountain, Shuckstack Mountain, and Chimney Tops. They earned the name “Smoky Mountains” due to the natural fog that […]
Rocky Mountain National Park is located in North Central Colorado near Estes Park, Colorado. Estes Park sits at the park entrance and boasts an elevation of 7,522 feet. This national park boasts beauty through the rough and rugged peaks that flow through the park. The fee for entering the park by automobile is $35 for seven consecutive days. National park […]
Volcanoes National Park, a 333,000-acre preserve on the Big Island of Hawaii, contains two active volcanoes, a range of ecological zones, and a fascinating array of plants and wildlife. Walkers, hikers, campers, cyclists, and other outdoor enthusiasts of all ages and abilities will find healthy and educational activities in the park. Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is bordered by Mauna Loa […]
Kings Canyon National Park is a 462,000-acre park established in 1940, located north of its sister park, Sequoia National Park, and about an hour and 15 minutes drive east of Fresno. The park is a popular family destination, known for its scenic drives and views; it offers travelers many attractions and activities, including horseback riding, cave exploration, hiking, and kayaking […]
Take the time to take in the beautiful and breathtaking views of the Grand Canyon. Raft the Colorado, take an air tour, and enjoy the sights. The Grand Canyon National Park stretches about 300 miles across the northwest part of Arizona. The Colorado River is at the bottom of the canyon. It is not just a big hole in the […]
Planning a nice quiet weekend getaway this summer? Head to the Great Basin National Park on the Nevada/Utah border. The Great Basin National Park offers cool weather, beautiful scenery, and excellent camping facilities. Getting There Great Basin National Park is within a mile or two of being located directly between Las Vegas and Salt Lake but having stated that, Las […]
Grand Teton National Park is a nature conservation park in northwestern Wyoming. This national park went through some struggles in order to become a park, but through the years has become a popular locale for campers and nature enthusiasts around the world. The park features hiking, fishing, and other nature activities while being positioned around the Grand Teton Mountains and […]
There is never a bad time to visit Mammoth Cave National Park since the underground temperature is fairly consistent year-round and stays between 55 and 58 degrees Fahrenheit. Even after a rain shower, the cave takes on new life when the water trickles in through many of the surface runoffs. Mammoth Cave offers a variety of cave tours throughout the […]
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