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  • Best Hot Springs and Spas in Palm Springs

    Several of Palm Springs’ resort and spa hotels offer day spa services such as massage and skin and body treatments. If you're interested in the type of day spa that is more about relaxing in a pool or Jacuzzi, the nearby town of Desert Hot Springs is your best bet.

  • See the Best of Santa Fe, Taos & Albuquerque in Six Days

    While you could conceivably explore Santa Fe, Taos, and Albuquerque for months on end, seeking out ever more remote hiking trails and sweeping vistas, six days gives just enough time to appreciate the distinct character of each community.

  • The Best of Minnesota in One Week

    Since Minnesota is a big state, this seven-day tour is necessarily limited (even with all the driving involved), but it combines history, culture, technology, nature, arts, and world-class kitsch and highlights the variety that makes Minnesota such a wonderful place.

  • What to See at Shasta Lake

    Shasta Lake doesn’t look like most lakes. Rather than a bowl shape, the lake is fed by three major rivers; to create this sprawling artificial lake, five towns were drowned. The remains are still down there, most sunk so deep that even scuba divers cannot explore them. A tour of the amazing Lake Shasta Caverns…

  • 5 Itineraries to the Best Places in South Carolina

    Honeymooning? Traveling with kids? Craving the beach? Whatever you're after, these 5 itineraries cover the best places in South Carolina to visit.

  • Midday view of a ferry and across the water the dramatic Toronto skyline.

    Visiting the Toronto Islands

    Just a short ferry ride across the harbor from downtown, the Toronto Islands in Lake Ontario are the city’s backyard. Learn about the different islands and plan to escape the urban bustle by lounging at the beach, cruising around by bike or kayak, or having a picnic.

  • Men, Women, and the Family in Costa Rica

    Costa Rica is a land caught between striving for feminism and deep-seated traditions. Learn about the roles of men, women, and the family in Costa Rica.

  • Where to Eat in Cartagena’s Old City

    Seafood reigns supreme in Cartagena cuisine, and though many restaurants in the Walled City sport Manhattan prices, an inexpensive meal is not impossible to find. Here are local favorites from Caribbean-influenced dishes to always-popular pizza and pasta to truly authentic fritos, all with an Old City touch and a perfectly-matched drink.

  • Best Hikes in Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks

    Sequoia and Kings Canyon contain enough adventure for a lifetime. Walk along narrow wooded trails or take a short stroll to a waterfall with this collection of the best hikes in Sequoia and Kings Canyon.

  • Partington Cove in Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park. Photo © Gloria Moeller/Dreamstime.

    The Best Hikes in Monterey and Carmel

    The Monterey and Carmel region contains outstanding hiking trails for all levels of hikers. Options include everything from an easy leg-stretching hike to a strenuous multiday backpacking adventure.

  • mountain pass in the Great Smoky Mountains

    Day Trip to Great Smoky Mountains National Park

    If all you have is one day to spend in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, don’t sweat it. You can still see a lot (and plan a return trip as soon as you can) on a day trip.

  • Old San Juan’s Two Historic Castillos

    History buffs and especially those interested in military history should take time to explore Old San Juan's two historic forts, Castillo San Felipe del Morro dating from 1539 and Castillo de San Cristóbal dating from 1634.