There aren’t too many places in the world where you can experience snow-covered mountains, flourishing rainforests, and craggy coastlines all in one place—but Olympic National Park in Washington, U.S., is just such a spot. With all those ecosystems crammed together in close proximity, the park is a nature lover’s playground […]
Badlands National Park in South Dakota may not be on your bucket list—it’s one of the most overlooked destinations of the American West afterall. But if you love unique scenery, natural history, and abundant wildlife, you won’t want to miss the Badlands—a visit to this park feels like stepping into […]
I’ve done a lot of traveling in the U.S., and in my opinion there’s no sight quite like redwood trees. They often stand 300 feet tall, sentinels of the California coast. They smell like pine and citrus, filling the air with a gentle fragrance—and walking through the ancient forests, you […]
Johnson’s Shut-Ins State Park in southeast Missouri is one of Nature’s finest water parks. My family first visited Johnson’s Shut-Ins in May 2020, as the world was starting to reopen following the initial COVID-19 scare. I’d heard all about the clear waters and natural waterslides that make Johnson’s Shut-Ins unique—and […]
Visa Requirements for U.S. citizens is a question that comes up a lot. Especially in recent times. Why? Because in this day and age there are many more people that want to travel. And a large majority of them are traveling outside of the U.S. for the first time. For […]
When it comes to international travel, there are statistics that say WHERE people are actually traveling, and then there are polls, that reveal where people WANT to travel. Sometimes these lists can be confusing, and oft times totally different. So, I have decided to put together a list of places […]