A Traveler’s Guide to Washington’s High Steel Bridge
Nestled in the Olympic Peninsula, High Steel Bridge is a remnant of historical logging railroads and a testament to human capability.
Nestled in the Olympic Peninsula, High Steel Bridge is a remnant of historical logging railroads and a testament to human capability.
The debate over cairns continues as Yosemite National Park rangers share a video giving you the green light to knock them down.
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, [...]
Extreme heat is bringing triple-digit temperatures across the U.S. this weekend. In some places, we could see records.
If you’re planning your next big adventure to the Grand Canyon, check out our guide to the top 10 sites for Grand Canyon camping.
New grants are now available for those working to preserve and protect a critical part of America’s history.
Yosemite National Park is looking for new ways to handle its traffic problem. This past holiday weekend saw long lines and full parking lots.
Is the summer heat keeping you from getting outside? You’re not alone. We’re seeing record-breaking temperatures around the world. So if you’re looking to hike, maybe it’s time you head north. Pack your bags (including a jacket) to head to the U.S.’s Last Frontier State. Here’s a look at Alaska’s eight national parks ranked from [...]
The long holiday weekend is proving to be a headache for visitors to some National Parks. Parking in Yosemite closed this morning at 8:21 a.m. Similar scenes played out this past weekend and have been an issue for the last few weeks. A recent viral video showed backed-up traffic, making the Yosemite Valley look more [...]
If you live on the East Coast of the United States, you’ve probably driven on a section of U.S. Route 1 at some point, since it stretches from Maine down to Florida. When you take this road trip, you can start from any of the 14 states on the coast, as well as Washington D.C. [...]