Ah, the great outdoors. There is truly nothing better than disconnecting yourself from electronics and all the chaos of mainstream news to spend time in the fresh air gazing at Earth’s natural marvels.
Mother Nature is not always for the faint-hearted. Choosing somewhere to explore is not a black and white task. Some spots are better suited for the expert wanderer, while others are ideal for the more entry-level outdoors enthusiast. Venturing into an advanced area ill-prepared can make the outing seem like a survival movie.
Our team is constantly talking to our vast network, poking round the web, and going out to experience the outdoors for ourselves. Following our field work, this section will be a compilation of detailed recommendations to give you all the information you need to plan the perfect trip away from civilization.
If you follow any travel bloggers or photographers on social media, then you’ve undoubtedly seen photos of Alberta scattered throughout your feed more than once. From Lake Louise to dozens of impressive Canadian waterfalls, Alberta is an Instagram goldmine. The question is, what parts of the nearby national parks are actually worth visiting? If y...
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Country music festivals attract a unique crowd. Right now, your Instagram and Twitter feeds are probably littered with filtered pictures of hippies in sunglasses at big music events like Coachella. After all, it’s festival season, so it only seems right that every other girl is wearing flowers in her hair and screaming “yas, queen” as...
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Festival season is officially upon us. As Coachella has likely been filling up your Instagram feed for the past two weeks, it’s always a nice reminder that the festi scene is booming in the United States. There’s no denying that the giant crowds, high costs, and widely diverse music selections of Coachella, Bonnaroo, and Lollapalooza...
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Photo Credit: Instagram – The United States has long been praised for its 58 impressive national parks. From Yosemite to the Grand Canyon, these breathtaking parks are an intrinsic part of the American outdoors, and millions of visitors trek from far and wide to visit them each year. However, some of the national parks are much...
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Photo Credit – Instagram – The Grand Canyon. It’s undoubtedly one of the most famous natural sights in the world, and for good reason: it’s the second deepest canyon on the planet. The chasm stretches for 277 miles and spans up to 18 miles wide at points. Formed by the Colorado River over millions of years,...
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