Category: Travel

On this self-guided tour of the city, which includes a combination of walking and ferry-hopping, you’ll start and end in Vancouver's Yaletown neighborhood.

Infinitely bikeable, walkable, and packed with picturesque alleys and parks, Montréal is the kind of place where you can cover a lot of ground in a short amount of time.

Every year, the Boruca people in south-central Costa Rica put on elaborate carved masks and enact a centuries-old ritual representing the clash between their indigenous ancestors and the invading Spaniards.

There are a lot of opportunities for South Carolina outdoor adventure. The state packs a lot of habitat into a small area. Here’s where to focus your environmental attention for maximum benefit.

The Big Thicket National Preserve’s name is somewhat misleading. Sure, there are areas of dense forest seemingly impenetrable by man or beast. But for the most part, this National Park Service property is merely woodsy, with pines, oaks, and swamplands dominating the landscape. It’s what occupies this flora that makes the Big Thicket a national…

Once you get outside the hustle and bustle of Texas’s many major cities, there’s an enormous canvas of natural wonders to explore, from forests and canyons to tropics and mountains.

Texas has no shortage of scenic vistas to enjoy via a classic road trip. The diverse topography allows for mountainous views, forested drives, and dramatic canyon descents. These three areas offer the best scenic drives in the state.

Italy is a country steeped in history: the more you know about it, the more you will get out of your trip. By doing some reading before you visit, you can make a wonderful trip to Italy even better.

For campers and green-minded adventurers, this hiking, rafting, paddling, and camping trip covers the most authentically unspoiled and scenic recreational offerings of the Peach State. Use this 10-day travel itinerary to plan your perfect Georgia outdoor adventure.

Comprised of several national forests and not much else, most of this vast area remains as it has for centuries, when Native American tribes and pioneers hunted wild game in the dense woods by day and slept under the canopy of pine boughs by night.

You can learn a lot about wine in Florence, but there’s something raw and earthy about drinking it at the source. There are two ways to do that: Either you join a wine tour and follow a preordained path or you set out on your own. The latter is the adventurous option and only requires…