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Discover North America’s Largest Lava Tube Concentration at California’s Lava Beds National Monument

Jon Summers05 mins
Volcanic activity has significantly shaped and continues to shape some of the most stunning landscapes on Earth. One such captivating landscape is California’sLava Beds National Monument, where half a million years’ worth of volcanic eruptions have created more than 800 caves or lava tubes beneath the Earth’s surface. This area boasts the highest concentration of lava tubes in North America, with 24 accessible to visitors.
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Discover Santa Barbara’s Best New Hotel of 2025: A Cool Stay at Palihouse

Jon Summers04 mins
Santa Barbara, often referred to asthe American Riviera, is a sought-after Californian destination renowned for its stunning beaches, cultural attractions, exquisite dining, enchanting wineries, and an enviable climate. Have you ever imagined living in this picturesque locale? A stay atPalihouseoffers a delightful glimpse into that lifestyle, all while being conveniently situated near downtown in the historic Presidio neighborhood.
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Discover Arizona’s First Dark Sky City on Route 66: Retro Motor Lodge Opening This Summer

Jon Summers05 mins
These days, road trips take place at high speed — wide interstate highways, quick bathroom breaks, and never-ending Spotify playlists. However, the golden age of the great American road trip had a completely different feel. Back then, travelers drove down the two-lane cross-country roads with their windows down, stopping for the night at roadside motels. One of the first and longest road trip routes during that time was Route 66, which traveled between Chicago and Los Angeles and traversed eight states.
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