Category: Travel
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Environmental Issues in Patagonia
Like other countries, Argentina and Chile suffer from environmental degradation, though not all indicators are negative. Here are a few of the concerns regarding environmental issues in Patagonia.
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The Two-Week Best of British Columbia
Two weeks in British Columbia allows the opportunity to travel throughout the province, including to the northern region. Plan your trip with this suggested itinerary.
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Slang in the ATL: From Hotlanta to The Hootch
Don't want to sound like a tourist? Wondering what Spaghetti Junction is? Get a quick language primer on Atlanta slang from Georgia native, Jim Morekis.
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Road Trip along US 17, the Old Coastal Highway
Fans of retro Americana will find a treasure trove of roadside kitsch along US 17. Here’s a look at some of the highlights, beginning just north of Charleston and ending in Brunswick, GA.
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Best Campsites in Glacier National Park
While Glacier National Park houses a number of top-notch lodges, there's no better way to immerse yourself in the park's wild, rugged beauty than to camp under its crystal-clear skies, surrounded by the quiet humming of nature.
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The Best Waterfalls in Yosemite
People come from all over the world to get a negative-ion fix from the plentiful waterfalls in Yosemite National Park. But there’s a catch: Show up in mid- to late summer and your waterfall fantasies may be all dried up.
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Where to Camp with a View of Mount Hood
These Columbia River Gorge campgrounds invite visitors to spend nights near the waterfront and wake up to mountain views. Here are the best places to camp with a view of Mount Hood.
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One Week in Maine: Lighthouses, Lobster, and L.L. Bean
This six-day tour concentrates on the Greater Portland, Mid-Coast, and Penobscot Bay regions.
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Upcountry Maui Hiking: Makawao
Two of the best Maui hikes in Makawao are Kahakapao Loop Trail for hikers & bikers, and Waihou Spring Trail for hikers. Here are the highlights of both.
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Fall Foliage Drives in New York State
Late September to late October, the Catskills and Adirondacks are ablaze with flame-colored leaves, making these regions the obvious destinations to visit. But many other areas of the state offer leaf-peeping opportunities too, and some of the best itineraries for optimal leaf-viewing are below.
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Tegucigalpa, the Capital of Honduras
Honduras’s capital, a city of just over one million inhabitants, occupies a high mountain valley around 1,000 meters above sea level, with the Río Choluteca running right down the middle. Amy E. Robertson introduces readers to the history of Tegucigalpa, its neighborhoods, and offers safety tips for travelers staying in this busy city.
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Two-Day Best of Pittsburgh Itinerary
Although a thorough exploration of Pittsburgh and its environs would require at least a week, the city is compact enough that its most important sights and activities can be experienced easily in two days.