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Of the 63 national parks in the United States, most of the population could name the big five biggest on one hand: the Grand Canyon, Rocky Mountain, Great Smoky Mountains, Yellowstone, Zion. Of course, these parks would win a popularity contest, but what else comes with being a popular tourist destination? Crowds… which is not […]
Settle in with a big glass of whatever you’ve got left in the pantry, throw on your finest work from home sweat pants (business up top, party down below) and let’s reflect on quite possibly the strangest time in history in a year that truly felt like a decade.
Content Produced in Partnership with Hotels.com You know what they say, everything’s bigger in Texas, and Dallas is no exception. It’s one of the largest metropolitan areas in the nation, the top leisure destination in Texas, cosmopolitan, yet approachable. Here’s everything to do, see, and eat once you arrive. I tell anyone looking for the […]
2020 hasn’t exactly been a one size fits all apocalypse like movies like the Purge or Alien Invasion would have you believe, but rather a slow burn with various natural disasters and dumpster fires depending on what region of the country you call home. Our Russian roulette wheel landed on hurricanes, which I guess is […]
What I assumed I would be a straightforward and relaxing getaway at America’s first spa resort, Hot Springs unveiled a bit more of a colorful and checkered past than first meets the eye. In a town of just 35 square miles, there’s mobster accounts, sports significance, and political relevance as the hometown of Bill Clinton with surprises at every turn.
Just outside Colorado Springs and two hours south of Denver, Canon City has a surprising amount to do for a long weekend or road trip from raging whitewater to the longest suspension bridge in America.
Fort Worth is generally regarded as just a bougie suburb of Dallas, but over the past few years, it’s really come into its own. Teeming with murals, hip eateries, and classic Texas experiences, saddle up because it’s not a sleepy Cowtown anymore.
Planning a trip down under can be daunting because while Australia looks small on a map, it’s actually the sixth largest country in the world and almost as big as the continental US.
Whether you’re a history buff, motorhead, photographer, road trip enthusiast, or general travel lover, driving Route 66 is a trip everyone should take at least once in their lifetime. Here’s how to get your kicks on the Mother Road.
Sponsored by Visit Phoenix Visiting Phoenix in the dead of summer when it regularly breaks 100 degrees may sound crazy, but the sizzling temperatures are just indicative of the city’s ability to turn up. And while most would think hiding out in the air conditioning or plopping down in a pool are the only reprieve […]
When my third grade teacher told me I should be a writer, I laughed because that was so basic. After all, my best friend was aspiring to be a princess. Lo and behold, 20 years later, here I am, biting my tongue.
A Chicago native, a Denverite by choice, and now an accidental Texan, I've made it my mission to see as much of the world as possible because life is short, but sweet for certain. Subscribe to follow the (mis)adventures.