In the southwest corner of Colorado, you’ll find the amazing Mesa Verde National Park. Filled with archeological Colorado cliff dwellings, you’ll be able to walk among the homes of the Ancestral Pueblo people. With many options of both Mesa Verde tours and Mesa Verde hikes, this is the perfect park for anyone who loves history and the outdoors.
Read MoreWhen looking for a small town to spent a beautiful weekend in Colorado, look no further than the southwest part of the state. With so many things to do in Durango, CO you’ll find it to be small-town heaven. Enjoy the beautiful mountain landscape, ride the Durango Silverton Train or check out wacky roadside attractions like the Pinkerton Hot Springs!
Read MoreIf you’re looking for an amazing outdoor day tour from San Francisco, look no further than Point Reyes hiking! The Point Reyes National Seashore is a massive preserve that sits on a peninsula in the Pacific Ocean. The best hikes in Point Reyes will reward you with endless views, animal sightings and some unique historical landmarks. Check out Point Reyes on your next trip to Northern California!
Read MoreWhen traveling to New York City, there are so many different spots to experience it can become overwhelming. But if you’re looking for an afternoon of throwback fun and feeling like you’re a kid again, there’s no better option than a Coney Island day trip. This amusement park and beach on the south edge of Brooklyn is filled with fun rides and delicious boardwalk food. Learn more about what there is to do in magical Coney Island!
Read MoreWhen looking for the perfect small town to relax and forget about your busy life, know that you’ll find countless things to do in New Buffalo, Michigan. With delicious restaurants, hiking trails, gorgeous sunsets on the water and New Buffalo Beach, there are so many options making it the ideal weekend getaway spot.
Read MoreIndiana Dunes National Park is the perfect place to discover great hiking trails in the Midwest. Whether you’re walking along the beach or exploring the nearby bogs and marshes, the Dunes are an easy and accessible escape from your daily life. Learn more about some of the best trails Indiana Dunes has to offer!
Read MoreNew Mexico is such a unique state and there are so many day trips from Santa Fe, one of the most visited cities. Whether it’s learning about the Native American cultures in the area, doing something science-related, or heading outdoors, there is no shortage of things to do near Santa Fe!
Read MoreSanta Fe, New Mexico is a town filled with culture, art and amazing food. Even in the winter with snow on the ground, it’s a perfect city to spend your vacation. Keep reading to learn what should make your itinerary when you visit Santa Fe.
Read MoreIf you’re looking for a wide variety of hiking trails in the Southwest, look no further than hiking Guadalupe Mountains National Park. This gorgeous park is filled with treks that range from super simple to long and difficult with my personal favorite being the moderate Devil’s Hall Trail. This underrated National Park is a true gem in Texas.
Read MoreEarthship homes may sound like something that was designed for outer space but these technological achievements are actually gorgeous houses that are designed to function completely off the grid. Built from recycled materials and with water, heat, electricity and cooling that is self-sustaining, the community of Earthships in Taos, New Mexico is an amazing stop on a road trip and an even better place to stay overnight,.
Read MoreWith some wacky things to do in Roswell, NM, it is the perfect small town for any southwest road trip. The location of the famous UFO crash in 1947, this city is filled with space-related stops including a “world-famous” alien museum and other alien-related Roswell attractions. Do you believe?
Read MoreThere are a lot of awesome space-related destinations to see while visiting New Mexico, but the coolest is definitely the Very Large Array. This collection of radio antenna (often confused for telescopes) are massive feats of technology and a self-guided walking tour will take you right up to the base of one of them. Make a stop at the VLA the next time you are driving through New Mexico!
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