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  • Things to Do at Mount Shasta: Beyond Hiking

    Go fishing, kayaking, skiing, snowboarding, and even horseback riding any day of the year. Here's a look at the best things to do at Mount Shasta for outdoor fun.

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    5 Reasons Why You Should Visit the Columbia River Gorge and Mount Hood

    The Columbia River Gorge—along with Mount Hood, Oregon’s tallest peak—is one of the Pacific Northwest’s best outdoor destinations.

  • The Evolution of Jazz and Blues in New Orleans

    While New Orleans is known for its fine art galleries and historical architecture, its biggest artistic claim to fame is indeed its music. This city is one of the world’s most dynamic live-music scenes. New Orleans is the birthplace of jazz, blues music has its origins just upriver, and it was here in the 1950s…

  • Hiking Parque Nacional El Imposible, El Salvador

    Just southwest of Ruta de Las Flores is El Salvador’s largest national park, Parque Nacional El Imposible. The park is a haven for hikers and nature lovers, offering pristine rivers, archaeological sites, well-maintained campsites, and challenging terrain.

  • Visiting Cape Kiwanda in Pacific City

    Located along the Three Capes Scenic Loop, the small town of Pacific City attracts an increasing number of vacationers. Read more about the area, including the authors' top choice for the nicest place to stay along the loop.

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    Best Day Hikes in Utah’s National Parks

    It’s difficult to imagine more dramatic landscapes than those found in Utah’s national parks. These day hikes through epic canyons, arches, and needles of sandstone invite you to get out of your vehicle and explore.

  • Best Olympic Peninsula Campgrounds

    The only time span suitable for camping on the Olympic Peninsula is between Memorial Day and Labor Day—at least for those who want to stay somewhat dry. During this limited window, it’s important to scout out campgrounds far in advance to make sure you can secure a spot.

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    Visit Belize’s Tobacco Caye

    If your tropical island dream includes sharing said island with a few dozen fellow travelers, snorkelers, divers, rum drinkers, and hammock sitters from around the world, then Tobacco Caye is your place.

  • Where to Find the Best Pinots and Cabs in Napa & Sonoma

    Many wineries are particularly well known for one or two varietals. If you love California cabs or pinots, here's where to go for tasting in Napa & Sonoma.

  • Acadia National Park for Budget Travelers

    Mount Desert Island might seem an expensive place to visit, especially if you’re not a fan of camping. Here's how to enjoy Acadia National Park on a budget.

  • DC Nightlife: 13 of the Capital’s Best Bars and Venues

    DC's got a little bit of everything, from dance clubs and music venues to craft cocktails and perfectly dingy dives. Whatever your party preference, there's a good time to be had in the capital. Here are our top choices for a night out on the town.

  • Canyonlands National Park in One Day

    A step-by-step itinerary for Canyonlands National Park in one day, with the option of spreading your explorations out over two or three days.