As the most desirable state to visit, California sees a lot of tourists and recently, sites like Yosemite, Death Valley, Big Sur, and Kings Canyon have become almost Disneyland-like with crowds. If...

Most of us think that if you want to see something spectacular, you’re probably going to have to work for it. Whether that means paying tons of money to get there, trekking through harsh conditions...

As one of Canada's largest national parks, Gros Morne National Park is fairly unknown by tourists. It’s a shame because the Newfoundland coastline is literally a treasure trove for outdoor enthusia...

When a state's highest elevation is only 345 feet above sea level, you wouldn't expect it to boast a 73-foot waterfall. But Florida, the flattest state in the nation, has an incredible waterfall ap...

If I told you beautiful islands, lighthouses, museums, wineries, and incredible sand dunes existed all in one place; most likely the Midwest would not come to mind. But think again because that’s p...

I love bringing people who live on the coast to the great lakes because their sheer surprise of “not being able to see the other side” always amazes me. One of those Midwest gems? The Indiana Dunes...

One of the best additions to Prince Edward Island came about in the late 20th century when the island’s rail network was replaced with a tip-to-tip, multi-use outdoor trail took. Perfect for hiking...

The best way to see BC’s expansive landscapes, summer hiking is a must when visiting Whistler. The beautiful snow covered peaks turn into wildflower edged mountain trails, while frozen lakes melt i...

Located about 50 miles northeast of Zion National Park in southern Utah, Bryce Canyon National Park gets far less visitors than Zion or the Grand Canyon and offers something entirely unique and spe...

An American icon and living legacy, Niagara Falls was established way back in 1885. A collective name for the three waterfalls straddling the U.S. and Canadian border, this natural wonder is a foca...