10 Nature Day Trips to Take While in Las Vegas
Las Vegas, Nevada is well known as the city that never sleeps. Driving down the strip at night, it becomes…
State Parks are managed by the state governments, but overall they operate very similarly to National Parks.
The biggest difference between a state park and a national park is the governing body that oversees them. State parks are operated by state governments and national parks by the federal government.
California has the most state parks with 270, followed by New York with 215 and Washington with 212.
Some of the most iconic parks in individual states are actually state parks. This includes Big Sur in California and Niagara Falls in New York.
Las Vegas, Nevada is well known as the city that never sleeps. Driving down the strip at night, it becomes…
Northern California has over 23 state and national parks with old growth redwood forests. While there are hundreds of trails…
The Dinosaur Diamond Prehistoric Highway stretches 512 miles through Utah and Colorado, and is the best road trip for those…
The Outer Banks is steeped with history. While it is most known for its beautiful eastern seaboard beaches, it also is where…
This California trip is very similar to another one we put together, but this one follows the coastline much closer…
The Great Lakes are the largest group of freshwater lakes on Earth by total area. On this road trip, you’ll…
In this road trip, we start in Portland, Oregon, and head immediately to the Pacific Coast. From there, we will…
This trip visits three sites in Canada, but flies into and out of US cities. Most US citizens, if they…
The two national parks we visit on this trip are within larger cities, and are not the type of remote…