New York City is more than skyscrapers, bustling streets, and Broadway shows. From presidential landmarks and immigration history to shorelines perfect for outdoor recreation, the 12 National Parks of New York Harbor show you how the city has been a critical anchor in American history. The best part is the sites are woven into the … Continue reading
Set along the calm waters of northern Belize, Orchid Bay Resort feels like the Belize most travelers miss. No cruise crowds and no packed beach bars. Kissed with a sea breeze and surrounded by palms and jungle, it gives you space to breathe. For a quiet northern Belize retreat, Casita 6B is just one of … Continue reading
If winter weather has you dreaming of warmer days or far-off adventures, travel trends for 2026 offer plenty of inspiration. This year’s biggest trips are about slowing down, reconnecting, and choosing experiences with meaning. Nostalgic Travel Is Back Especially on Route 66 One of the biggest travel trends for 2026 is nostalgic travel. Inspired … Continue reading
Perched above the Anacostia neighborhood, Frederick Douglass National Historic Site offers something many historic homes don’t. Touring his Cedar Hill home gives you an intimate look at the private life of a public giant. Cedar Hill is where Frederick Douglass spent the final 17 years of his life. It’s a smaller National Park Service site, … Continue reading
Before speaking on solo adventure travel at the Seattle Travel & Adventure Show and added time for a solo afternoon to visit my 269th unit of the National Park Service and wander around Seattle. After visiting Whitehorse in Canada’s Yukon in February 2025 and learning more in-depth about the Klondike Gold Rush, I wanted to … Continue reading
Step into vintage glamour at Tulsa Club Hotel, a Curio Collection gem in downtown Tulsa. From its Art Deco design to dinner at Chamber and bubbly at the lobby bar, this stay blends old-school charm with modern luxury. Continue reading
You can experience the ultimate swamp to sea adventure just two hours east from Houston. Beaumont is where the wild wetlands of East Texas meet the salty breeze of the Gulf Coast. In less than 24 hours, you can paddle through cathedral-like cypress swamps, stroll along the Gulf, and savor a birder’s paradise. It’s a … Continue reading
September is the perfect season for a history-filled fall road trip. Starting and ending in Detroit, my friend Lisa and I spent 2.5 days driving through four states – Michigan, Ohio, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania – connecting six fascinating but lesser-known National Park Service sites. From the stories of First Ladies to aviation history, this … Continue reading
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