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Top 7 Family-Friendly National Parks in the US for Kids

Planning a family vacation in a national park can seem overwhelming. With 62 official parks in the US, it can be challenging to choose the best options for kids. To help, here are our top picks for family-friendly trips in some of America’s most treasured national parks. From towering trees to colorful badlands and wildlife sightings, there’s something for even the pickiest city kid!

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Ultimate Guide to Stargazing at Home: 6 Simple Steps

Dark-sky destinations have become increasingly popular in the past year or two, and astrotourism is on the rise. Even though the nights don’t seem to be getting any darker during lockdown, the hours at home have inspired a return to nature-related hobbies of all stripes. If your curiosity has been piqued by the stargazing trend, it’s easy to get started from home. Here’s everything you need to know to dip a toe in astral waters.

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Top Travel Destinations for Each Harry Potter Hogwarts House

So you’re the ultimate Harry Potter fan but can’t decide where to take your next trip? First of all, true Potter fans should be aware ofWizarding World: the official fansite where you can get sorted by the Sorting Hat into your Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry house. Your house is based on a variety of personality quirks and preferences, meaning you’ll fit in with the overall atmosphere of the house you’re sorted into.

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Discover the Hidden Wilderness of Northeastern Utah’s High Uintas

Utah boasts some of the most stunning national parks in the United States, if not North America as a whole. While it’s easy to overlook the state’s numerous state parks and other protected lands, many gems would likely hold national park status if they weren’t nestled among others like those found in the same region. Consequently, one of Utah’s best-kept secrets is waiting to be discovered.

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Koalas Make a Comeback: Returning to the Wild Post-Bushfires in Australia

When the worst bushfires in Australia’s history spread through New South Wales last year, more than a billion animals were reportedly killed, with koalas hit particularly hard. Two recent studies put the death toll somewhere between6382and10,000– either way, a significant percentage of the marsupials’ overall population – while others were treated for severe burns and dehydration. Now some of the patients are being released back into the wild, and in a positive twist, they’re doing it sooner than expected.

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California Town Elects Dog Mayor Who Advocates for Peace and Treats

In Idyllwild, a quaint mountain town in Southern California, the mayor was practically born with a tie around his neck. At just 11 weeks old, he was grandfathered into office; eager to put his paws to work, liaising with local businesses, and helping to promote the town’s message of love well beyond its winding mountain roads. In his official capacity, he’s known as “Maximus mighty-dog mueller, the second,” but to this town and to the world, he’s known as “Mayor Max” – the Earth’s only Golden Retriever mayor.

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Explore Stunning Caribbean Islands Where Swearing Is Banned!

The dual-island nation of St Kitts and Nevis makes for an undeniably gorgeous and mellow Caribbean getaway. While visitors to any foreign country should always be respectful, on these islands, nestled among lush landscapes and beautiful beaches, extra caution is necessary. Public profanity is an enforceable offense—an aspect of local culture that surprises many newcomers.

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Top Warning Signs Your Airline Might Go Bankrupt – Essential Steps to Take

More than a dozen airlines—Thomas Cook, WOW Air, flybmi, XL Airways, Germania, Adria and more—failed last year, resulting in stranded travelers, government repatriation efforts, and scuppered holidays. With rumors circulating on social media and airline statements that sound reassuring, it’s crucial to understand the warning signs and how to protect your trip.

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