Hiking Beaver Lake Trail: A Beautiful Climb from Beaver Creek Village
Hike from Beaver Creek Village to Beaver Lake on a scenic Colorado trail climbing more than 1,600 feet through forest to an alpine lake in the Holy Cross Wilderness.
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From Swamp to Sea: 24 Hours of Outdoor Fun in Beaumont
From the Big Thicket to the Gulf Coast a swamp to sea adventure in Beaumont showcases some of the most diverse ecosystems in Texas. In just 24 hours, you can kayak through centuries-old cypress forests, explore coastal boardwalks, and watch sunrises as birds take flight over marshes. Continue reading
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Elevated Airport Stay at Montreal Airport Marriott In-Terminal Hotel
Discover why the Montreal Airport Marriott In-Terminal Hotel is far more than a place to crash before an early flight. With runway views, an executive lounge, and a fitness center overlooking the terminal, this in-terminal stay turns an airport layover into a luxe experience. Continue reading
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A Swanky Suite Stay at the Venetian Resort Las Vegas
Between the elevated suite design, attentive service, and endless dining options, The Venetian Resort Las Vegas defines Vegas luxury. Continue reading
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Hiking Angler Mountain Trail Through Golden Aspens in Silverthorne, Colorado
About five minutes north of downtown Silverthorne, Angler Mountain Trail is one of Summit County’s best fall hikes. It’s a moderate trek with a steep start, but the reward is worth every step as you soak in panoramic mountain views and golden aspen groves that glow in late September. Trail Details Distance: 2.5 miles one … Continue reading
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Fall Road Trip: 6 Lesser-Known National Park Service Sites in Ohio and Pennsylvania
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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Charles Young Buffalo Soldiers National Monument: Honoring a Trailblazer in American History
On a fall road trip with my friend Lisa through Pennsylvania and Ohio to visit lesser known National Park Service sites, we made a quick but meaningful stop at Charles Young Buffalo Soldiers National Monument in Wilberforce. It’s just 30 minutes southeast of Dayton. Even though we arrived after the visitor center had closed, we … Continue reading
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Exploring Hopewell Culture National Historical Park: Ancient Mounds in Southern Ohio
Visiting Hopewell Culture National Historical Park in southern Ohio feels like stepping back 2,000 years. The monumental mounds and geometric earthworks preserved here are unlike anything else on earth. This remarkable place was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2023. Located near Chillicothe, Hopewell Culture preserves six ancient ceremonial sites. Nowhere else in … Continue reading
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Fort Necessity National Battlefield: Where George Washington Faced His Only Surrender
Tucked into the rolling hills of western Pennsylvania, Fort Necessity National Battlefield in Farmington is where history took a dramatic turn. In the summer of 1754, 22-year-old George Washington faced his first major military test. The clash here marked the beginning of the French and Indian War, and this battlefield became the only site where … Continue reading
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