Walking Japan
The Road: Temples, traditional inns—and the occasional vending machine—greet walkers on an ancient Japanese highway connecting Kyoto and Tokyo.
Cruising Polynesia with an iPhone and a Drone
By Doug Peebles
Burning Man
By Steve Tambosso
Finding the Sea of Cortez
By Steve Rosenberg
Portland Oregon's Edgy Culture
By Meryl Pearlstein
Mt. Hood Territory
By Cori Solomon
Big Adventures at the Tuxbury Tiny House Village
By Kimberly Fisher
Past Stories
A Grand Canyon Adventure
Six days and 188 miles of rafting the Colorado River
Northern Idaho: Outdoor Adventure and Small-Town Fun
By embracing its wild beauty and colorful past, Northern Idaho is creating eco-friendly options for all of us. hen Rand McNally and USA Today chose ...
Newfoundland: Anything but Ordinary
Don’t expect ordinary when you journey to the ‘edge of the world’
Two National Parks in the Ozarks
Ozark Rivers flow through two National Parks
Finding the Sea of Cortez
The appetite for excitement, interesting marine life, and unusual photo opportunities has greatly intensified within the scuba industry. Adventuresome dive travelers eagerly seek out remote, exotic destinations world-wide.
Baseball Woodstock
This summer, a throng will gather on the Empire State meadow –to celebrate their infatuation with baseball.
United Arab Emirates: Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Oman
I have been sitting idle at 147 countries visited for several years. Palm Springs, Palm Beach, Oxnard (California), Seattle, Puerto Rico (not a separate country), Finger Lakes (NY) and Puerto Vallarta have been my recent trips. I realized it was time to move forward.
Romantic Expectations: Venice, Italy
Our 20th wedding anniversary in Venice, Italy
Colorful Mexican Folk Art
Mexican folk art paints colorful Puerto Vallarta
Travels with My Dad: A Father-Daughter Bonding Trip Through Southern Africa
umping along the highway, strapped into my seat aboard the tour group’s converted truck, I was marveling at my surroundings. Flame red desert dunes rose ...
Springtime Comes to Beartooth Highway
Spring comes late to this high country. If it’s early June, bring your long underwear.
Taking an Eco-Detour for a Cup of Prized Puerto Rican Coffee
The Hacienda Buena Vista Plantation in Puerto Rico offers eco-tourists the opportunity to experience the prized Puerto Rican coffee. rom that Eureka! Moment in the ...
In San Antonio, Holidays Mean Tamales
Throughout the San Antonio area, tamales are served at home celebrations on Christmas Eve.
