East of Los Angeles, the Mojave Desert is the world’s largest protected desert. In the rain shadow of the towering pine-covered mountains about 100…
With the first real cold front, Texas trees might burst into shades of yellow, orange and even fiery red. Many Texas State Parks offer…
Named after King George II of England, General Oglethorpe and his passengers landed at a high point in 1733. Georgia became the thirteenth colony,…
Hear that? It’s the spooky season. To add to the something extra spooky this year, find a haunted cave tour near you With tours…
Hear ye! Hear ye! The year might be 2026, but the Renaissance is alive across Texas. October opens the largest Renaissance Festival in the…
As Tenerife’s highest point, many travelers see Mount Teide peeking above the clouds as they land at the Canary Islands airport. It is one…
Death Valley National Park is more pleasant than the name implies, and due to its unforgettable name, it became famous in movies,. This Southern…
Whip out the orange T-shirt and pretend there’s a brisk breeze out. It’s Fall in Texas. Over the last decades, pumpkin patches have grown…
New Orleans exudes and relishes its spookiest during the fall. From its spooky autumn light to the fog that rolls in, Halloween celebrations are…
Colorful trees pop against crisp mountain air; head for the hills this fall. You’ll find granite-topped mountain peaks, towering evergreens and pops of yellow,…
As a National Scenic Byway, Route 66 originates in Chicago at East Adams Street and South Michigan Avenue, across from the Art Institute of…