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It may be a cliché, but California is truly an outdoor playground. From the sun-kissed beaches of Southern California to the inland deserts and mountain slopes, and to the rivers and Redwoods up north, there is no shortage of ways to escape the Golden State’s big cities, stretch your legs, and experience jaw-dropping scenery.
National parks and Kenya go hand in hand. It’s home to a whopping 23 of them, as well as four marine national parks. From the unforgettable scene of thousands of wildebeest crossing the Mara River during their migration to the sight of steaming geysers at Hell’s Gate National Park, Kenya certainly has no shortage of protected parks, reserves, marine parks, and privately owned conservancies.
Surrounded by tall peaks overlooking Norway’s western fjords, Bergen was founded by the last Vikings almost 1000 years ago. The city’s colorful Hanseatic harbor and epic outdoor scenery combine to create a destination that’s long attracted both history and nature lovers.
More than 520,000 acres of multifaceted, fog-draped, mountain euphoria await you at Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It’s a terrain that appeals to the full spectrum of ages, especially kids.
Great Smoky Mountains National Parkis the most visited national park in theUnited States. With layers of rolling hardwood landscapes, 2100 trickling waterways and a mysterious fog that looms at seemingly all hours, it isn’t hard to see why.
If you love uniquely incredible landscapes and thrilling outdoor adventures, a road trip through theSouthwestshould be at the top of your list. The stunning landscapes of National Parks such asPetrified Forest,Saguaro,White Sands,Mesa Verde, andJoshua Treehighlight the natural beauty of this beautiful region of the US, connected by miles of open sky.
Dancehall isn’t merely a genre of music; for Jamaicans, it’s a fundamental way of life. The influence of this subculture is immense, shaping aspects of daily activities — from conversation to dress, dance, and celebration.
There are public toilets, and then there’s the Lavatory Madeleine in Paris, an art nouveau beauty that’s just reopened after a stunning renovation.
This March, campers in Canada have reason to get excited about outdoor adventures. A new reservation system is designed to streamline the process of securing campsites at the country’s most popular destinations.
Laura Motta, senior director of content at GoTravelDaily, shares a snapshot of a dreamy – and ski-free! – winter trip to Vail, Colorado. Here’s what to see, do, and eat in this mountain paradise.
From sleeping in a tent for the first time and witnessing crashing waterfalls to gazing up at enormous sequoia trees (big enough to walk through) and trying to spot bears in the wild – a visit to Yosemite is one great big adventure for children.
Looking for a great reason to plan your next adventure? Here’s why you should visit Argentine Patagonia this year.
Yellowstone is the world’s oldest national park, covering more than 3,400 square miles filled with incredible wildlife viewing, powerful geysers, and stunning scenery. Each season provides a unique experience, which is why considering the time of year is essential when planning your trip.
California-based photographer Evan Ruderman recently returned from his second trip to Chile’s epic Torres del Paine national park. Here, he shares some shots and tips that got him through his 10-day trek.
After 15 years living in Yellowstone County, Montana, and authoring four editions of Lonely Planet’s guide to Yellowstone & Grand Teton National Parks, I’ve learned a trick or two about visiting this incredible park.
Paris’ 2023 cultural calendar promises a new season filled with surprising collaborations, refreshingly modern interpretations, and exhibitions that may help visitors view the world from a different perspective. If you are determined to immerse yourself in art this year, Paris is undoubtedly the place to be.
The names of Michigan’s national parks may not roll off the tongue like some of the more famous parks in the American West; in fact, Isle Royale National Park is one of the least-visited places in the USA’s portfolio of treasures. Yet, those who head north for nature are rewarded with rugged quiet, pristine wilderness, and decidedly fewer crowds.
Unlike Colorado and California, most of Utah’s world-class skiing is less than an hour’s drive from its metropolitan airport. In fact, there are 10 such resorts in the vicinity, spread across the famous Cottonwood canyons, Park City, and nearby Ogden and Provo.
North Carolina is blessed with National Park Service lands in nearly every corner of the state. Each park embodies a different aspect of the state’s history and terrain, and almost all offer the chance to immerse oneself in the beauty of nature.
Squeezed between the Canadian border to the north and the Massachusetts border to the south, Vermont is beloved for its bucolic landscapes, Holstein-dotted pastures, pointy white-church steeples, craggy mountains, and the sparkling Lake Champlain.