Posted on April 9, 2021 by Becky Lomax
If you are looking for some place otherworldly, caves are the places to go. Intricate chambers hide in underground mazes, full of ornate sculptures and vaulted ceilings that can rival renaissance cathedrals.
Posted on February 10, 2021 by Becky Lomax
Snow buries most of the roads in Yellowstone National Park in winter. But that doesn’t mean the park is closed. You can still experience the wonder of the winter landscape where bison walk single-file to cut through deep snow, and every geothermal emits copious steam.
Posted on December 16, 2020 by Becky Lomax
Oft-ignored, Capitol Reef National Park seems to be the underrated cousin, but it can compete with stunning scenery and experiences, especially when the golden hour casts a glow across rock formations.
Posted on October 9, 2020 by Becky Lomax
From family-friendly to pick-the-grit-out-of-your-teeth rides, the Rocky Mountains and Southwest deliver with epic biking options.
Posted on August 18, 2020 by Becky Lomax
Vibrant orange, rust, and pinks paint the national parks in the Southwest. These colors pop when the light glints off deep river-carved canyons and smooth sandstone walls. The land also seems to defy gravity with otherworldly spires stretching upwards and arches that seem like they should just crumble into dust, yet they persist against the elements.
Posted on June 8, 2020 by Becky Lomax
Getting off the roads in national parks gives visitors more intimate experiences, and what better way to get away from cars than lacing up the hiking shoes to saunter on trails? These shorter trails showcase some of the unique features of parks in the Rocky Mountains.
Posted on May 17, 2020 by Becky Lomax
The Intermountain Region is home to a staggering 20 national parks. These lands, once belonging to indigenous people, all yield a different experience. From the Canadian border to the Mexican border, these parks invite exploration.
