Volcanoes exist all over the world. Some are inactive, a reminder of past devastation and ruin, while others are highly active. Some erupt only once every few decades, others spew molten lava all d...

Mount St. Helens solidified its place in history with a massive eruption on May 18, 1980. Unleashing a pyroclastic flow that killed 57 people, it was the deadliest and most economically destructive...

There's never a wrong time to visit a national park, but as the National Park Service celebrates it's centennial year, the time is more right than ever. Sure, you've heard of the Denali's and Yello...

With millions of parklands and thousands of trails, Washington state is an outdoor lover’s paradise. Endless landscapes include rainforests, deserts, alpine meadows, and wetland estuaries to explor...

From tent rocks to white sands, when you’re looking for a state with breathtaking landscapes, New Mexico just about takes the cake. But really, would you expect anything else from the Land of Encha...

Germans have long been in love with cycling, with trails crisscrossing the countryside and making cycling an easy way to travel between some of the country’s most scenic sites. In Frankfurt Rhine-M...

Fall weather brings many opportunities for getting out on a bike - the cooler daytime temperatures, the colorful foliage, the still warm-enough nights for riding until dusk. Now is the perfect time...

St. Vincent and the Grenadines’ (SVG) high caliber of natural surroundings, essentially untouched by development, gives visitors access to the kinds of experiences that are quickly disappearing thr...

While ancient and modern works of architecture fill the lists of the Seven Wonders of the World, there are sites of natural beauty that are worth discovery. The Seven Natural Wonders organization c...

America’s first national park spans 3,468 square miles in Wyoming, Montana and Idaho with some of the most stunning geysers and hot springs in the world. Yellowstone National Park, established in 1...