With almost 30 lake-filled state parks and countless alpine reservoirs across the Wasatch and Uintah mountain ranges, the Beehive State offers ample opportunities to plan a lake camping trip on warm summer days.
Living in Los Angeles can feel like a road trip in and of itself — friends live on the East Side but you’re based in Venice? Expect a two-hour drive, and don’t forget to hit the road with plenty of snacks and water.
Stretching more than 350 miles, the Oregon Coast is lined with countless beach towns, stunning ocean vistas, and exciting outdoor adventures.
Eager to get away but don’t want to head too far from home? If you’re a resident of the mile-high city, incredible road trips await just outside your door!
Any trip to Oregon is likely to be a good one, but choosing the right Oregon VRBO can be the extra detail that makes your good vacation great.
Washington is chock full of awesome lake camping destinations — and some of them are rarely (if ever) crowded.
From the enchanting waterfalls of the Columbia River Gorge to the salt flats of the Alvord Desert, you’re sure to find a scenic drive to your liking on this list.
With 77 mountain peaks at more than 12,000 feet above sea level, it's not just the views that'll leave you breathless in Colorado’s most-visited national park.
No matter whether you’re interested in outdoor activities like hiking and fishing or indoor pursuits such as museums and live theater, you can certainly have a good time in Medford.
One day in Death Valley will never be enough, but sometimes, you have to make do with what you’ve got.
If you're keen to avoid the crowds of families and impress your kids with some fun activities, check out these must-do items for any family visiting the Mile-High City.
Despite being in one of the most touristy towns in Utah, Arches National Park is a true natural marvel no matter what time of year you visit.