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Zion’s Secret Petroglyph Canyon
"There's nothing written about these petroglyphs in the park information. They must be trying to keep them hidden." He sounded a bit offended.
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How to Find Low-Cost Package Breaks
If you’re after a low-cost break this year or next, there are plenty of ways to get away to the sunshine without breaking the bank. Package holidays are a great way to enjoy a…
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Angel’s Landing or Devil Falls?
Trudging through the ice-cold river, in the constant shade of The Narrows‘ slot canyon walls, my mind kept wandering to the sun-drenched peak of Angel’s Landing- the next day’s hike. On our recent…
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On Love, Loss and Family Tradition
Last week, we resurrected our family tradition, celebrating our Thanksgiving feast at my childhood home in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. There were 43 of us.
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Hiking Zion’s “The Narrows”
Zion is one of those iconic American national parks. According to National Geographic, it’s one of the ten most visited national parks in the U.S. It’s also the oldest and most popular (most visited)…
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Unique places to spend Christmas this year
Snow turns winter into a wonderland, and there is nothing better than heading for the white stuff to celebrate the festive season. Point your compass towards the north pole and let the reindeer…
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Exploring Utah and the Beauty of Not Planning a Trip
When we headed to Utah for Veteran’s Day, we had a very loose-and-fast plan. Other than booking our flights and hotel rooms in advance (and the car rental two days prior to take-off),…
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Ireland’s Ring of Kerry and Kenmare
Ireland is one long scenic drive, and the infamous Ring of Kerry is the most prized portion of that drive. Rugged, striking, whimsical...
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Discover the Caribbean by Cruise
Fancy a Caribbean cruise? Well let’s face it – who wouldn’t? A cruise around the Caribbean is, for most people, the epitome of luxury. Sail across sparkling seas and wake up to classic…
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Five Ways to Experience Santa Fe
Santa Fe is a destination that has something for every kind of traveler. Love the outdoors? Does food and drink dictate where you travel? How about art and history?
