Back in its earliest days, mining was an integral part of Mammoth Lakes. The discovery of the Comstock Lode in 1858 brought in swarms of prospectors who were eager to make their fortunes.

Originally inhabited by members of the Native American Washoe tribe, Lake Tahoe – which, at 1,600 feet deep, is the second-deepest in the United States – was discovered by Western people in the 1840s.

Tourism in Jackson Hole thrives on the phenomenal skiing, snowmobiling and other winter sports that are so rampant across the area.

When you think of traveling South Africa, what comes to mind? Is it stalking lions on safari, or trekking up jagged mountains and gazing out at the ocean below? If these are the kinds activities th...

It doesn’t take long to understand why the Portuguese dubbed Rio de Janeiro “The Marvelous City.” Fringed by gold sand beaches, verdant mountains and diverse tropical rainforest, Rio is one of the ...

When you think of South America, the big cities probably come to mind first -- Rio, Buenos Aires, and Santiago. Known for their infrastructure and touristic appeal, all real travelers know that som...

Hiking in the Canadian Rockies leads to a world of natural wonders. Discover high mountain passes and meadows blanketed in wildflowers. Watch for wildlife you won’t find elsewhere. Encounter remote...

Strap on a pack and get ready for a true western adventure in one of the most picturesque spots in the U.S. – Grand Teton National Park (GTNP). This family friendly trek leads you through Teton Vil...

One of the most exciting things about Taiwan attractions is that surprises are offered at every turn. While you can hike, bike or play in the water in many places around the world, such opportuniti...

With summer sneaking up on us (can you believe we're halfway through May already?), it's time to plan those Memorial Day getaways. If you're not looking to stick around for the BBQs and start of be...