The Big Island of Hawaii’s chief draw is its diversity of experiences that are so close to one another. Visitors to the island can climb mountains, cross lava fields, spend time in the forest or th...

After a day of playing in the mountains, manning rock faces that reach up to the sky, and snowboarding down some of the best slopes in US, it's not uncommon to kick your feet up and crack open a co...

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 seventeen of the 20 highest peaks in the U.S. found in Alaska, if you’re a fan of mountain mayhem, you need to plan a trip to the Last Frontier -- stat. Here are just a few of the must-see mou...

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...

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...

Time is never on your side when you’re in Hawaii unless you decide to take up permanent residence as a surf bum. With some of the most stunning views in the world, taking in every attraction the Is...

Archeological Site, Chichen Itza Located just two hours from Cancun, this historical site marks the ancient Mayan civilization. One of the top two archeological sites in all of Mexico, Chichen It...