Mount Rushmore is easily one of the top three most iconic American landmarks—perhaps only rivaled by the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, or the Golden Gate Bridge. It’s […]
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This Hot Spring Claims a World Record… But Does It Live Up to the Hype?
It feels like I’ve been on a hot springs quest ever since leaving Hot Springs, Arkansas. I’ve soaked in springs across Oregon, Idaho, and now I had the chance to […]
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The Grand Canyon Hotel Everyone Talks About — But Few Actually Stay In
The El Tovar Hotel has been on my radar for quite a long time. Situated on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, this is the place to stay for […]
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Tiny Pikas Are Hiding in This Colorado Mountain Town’s Downtown
Looking for a fun and educational activity for the whole family? Look no further than Pikas in the Park, a scavenger hunt in downtown Estes Park, Colorado. Whether you’re seeking […]
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This Hidden Block of Beautifully Preserved Victorian Homes Is Denver’s Outdoor Time Capsule
Tucked away in the heart of Denver lies a quiet block where time seems to have stopped over a century ago. Perfectly preserved homes line a grassy promenade, their Victorian […]
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15 Best Places to Eat Near Zion National Park (Restaurants We Actually Tried)
Zion National Park is known for its towering red cliffs, slot canyons, and some of the most breathtaking hikes in the country. The surrounding towns of Springdale, La Verkin, and […]
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Every JFK Admirer Should Take This Journey Through Hyannis
In recent years, we’ve been delving into the JFK legacy across different spots. Whether retracing the final days of Kennedy’s life or diving into the JFK Presidential Library and Museum, […]
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The Most Amazing Holiday Lights Display Is Hidden Underground in Kentucky — Here’s What to Know
Lights Under Louisville stands out as a premier festival of lights show, earning its stripes as one of the most popular attractions in the country. The question on many minds: […]
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Exploring the Legacy of the USS Cairo — The Only Remaining Ironclad of Its Type in Existence
Civil War History is one of my new fascinations. Out of all of the recent wars that I’ve been studying, the Revolutionary War, the French Indian War, and the War […]
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Exploring the Giant Serpent in Ohio — The Largest Ancient Effigy in North America
For quite some time, Great Serpent Mound has held a coveted spot on my bucket list. I’ve been fascinated with ancient cultures and to me Serpent Mound has represented one […]
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