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Joan Young (75) has hiked the 4,800-mile North Country National Scenic Trail—twice. Here is her firsthand account.

On June 8, 1923, Bryce Canyon became a U.S. National Monument in order to “preserve the ‘unusual, scenic beauty, scientific interest, and importance.’” Established by President Harding, it was later updated to Utah National Park in 1924 and became Bryce Canyon National Park in 1928. Known as a stunning and beautiful fairyland with magnificent hoodoos, [...]

Many European cities are facing an increasingly difficult juggling act—maintaining the necessary income from tourism while also controlling crowds so locals can maintain their peace. Increasing crowds congregating in popular destinations has been a steadily growing problem, spurred on by a widening of the middle class, budget airlines, access to travel information, and even the [...]

This National Forest Week, let’s celebrate just how important national forests and grasslands are to millions of Americans. 

If you want to see a volcano eruption but are too afraid of toxic gases and burning to death, read on. We have six tips for doing it safely.

The chance of a lifetime is once again open for artists and writers looking to create in Antarctica’s beauty.

Nestled within the Grand Canyon, the historic Navajo Bridge stands as a testament to human ingenuity and gateway to unforgettable adventures. 

On the premiere episode of Running Wild, Bear Grylls meets up with Bradley Cooper in the rugged canyons of Wyoming.

In a short 100 years, it’s become so iconic that people gravitate toward it. What better way to celebrate than a hike to the Hollywood sign.