Oboz Footwear for day hiking
We’re not giving up our more rugged hiking boots for steep, rocky trails, and longer duration treks. But for everyday hiking on smooth trails and sidewalks, these shoes are great.
-
-
Cruises & All-Inclusive | Destinations | Families & Groups | Lodging | Parks & Outdoors | Travel Diaries | Volunteer & Service
Ultimate Multigenerational Adventure: African Safari Cruise
For the ultimate multigenerational adventure, set your sights on an African safari cruise. View animals in the wild from small tenders and dusty 4WD vehicles. Listen to their call from luxurious waterfront safari lodges and stylish river cruisers.
-
What the government shutdown is doing to travel and tourism
It is already resulting in some flight delays that experts say will grow worse the longer the shutdown.
-
Hawaii Tourism provides information on government shutdown
Most tourist sites in Hawaii, including Pearl Harbor, remain open during the government shutdown.
-
Destination DC says tourism in nation’s capital is open
The purpose is to amplify the message that despite the federal government shutdown, the city is open and continues to welcome business and leisure travelers.
-
Merino Wool clothing for all seasons
Merino wool is not only soft but it can wick moisture, regulate temperature, and resist odors. In fact, a reviewer for the New York Times Wirecutter noted that he wore one shirt for three+ days straight.
-
Why Rainy Days Can Make the Best Travel Memories
Create magical family memories on rainy vacations. Our simple tips help you embrace unexpected indoor adventures and bond together, no matter the weather.
-
Sweden’s ICEHOTEL 36 – Opening December 12
Imagine sleeping in the eye of the storm in the art suite Sweep Me Off My Feet, floating inside a bubble-filled world in Soap Bubbles, or feeling the cosmic power of a black hole in Spaghettification.
-
Experience Cowboy Core in Cartersville GA
Cartersville, GA, which comes alive in October with an authentic Western experience at Booth Western Art Museum’s highly anticipated annual event, West Fest on Oct. 25
-
54th Kentuck Festival of the Arts in Tuscaloosa AL
As fall colors sweep across Alabama, Tuscaloosa will once again transform into a hub of creativity and culture as the 54th Kentuck Festival of the…
-
Backyard Vacations | Destinations | Families & Groups | Food and Dining | Lodging | Parks & Outdoors | Snow Vacations | Travel Diaries
Arts and Fall Colors in Vail CO
Cristoff Keyonnie couldn’t have picked a better time to visit Vail for the first time—it was peak weekend for leaf peeping… glorious yellows and oranges everywhere you looked.
-
Grand County is a Year-Round Mountain Biking Destination
Biking trails combine with bike parks and even fat biking to keep wheels spinning year-round.
-
Kennedy Space Center special deal through year-end
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex has a new “Come Back 2025” ticket. Through November 16, guests will receive unlimited daily admission through December 31, 2025,…
-
Pet Rock festival in Lancaster MA Oct 5
The 27th annual Pet Rock Festival is set for Sunday, Oct. 5, 2025, from noon to 5 p.m. at the Lancaster MA Fairgrounds. Following a…
-
Save on Jackson Hole lift tickets – buy before Oct 1
Secure your spot early and save on an unforgettable season.Capacity will be managed again this winter
-
Hike Glenwood’s Stairway to Heavenly Hanging Lake
Hiking to this Colorado icon is back and better than ever!
-
Native American history in Culture in Philly Oct 11-12
The weekend will include once-daily public programs led by living history interpreters, educator talks, a discovery cart, and more family-friendly activities.
-
Native American Heritage Festival in MO Ozarks Sept 27-28
Johnny Morris’ Wonders of Wildlife National Museum & Aquarium in Springfield MO will host the free two-day festival
-
Las Vegas Kicks Off The Fabulous 5-Day Sale
From Sept. 22–26, travelers can access over 100 unique deals featured in The Fabulous 5-Day Sale
-
Free National Public Lands admission Sept 27
Did you know that National Public Lands Day, established in 1994, is the nation’s largest single-day volunteer effort?
-
New virtual Niagara Falls experience is open
The immersive, sensory-rich attraction uses the latest advancements in drone technology and a massive 180-degree domed screen to take passengers on a thrilling 56-kilometre journey
-
Night at the Museum returns to NYC
The sleepovers offer a unique and unforgettable experience for guests to explore the Museum after dark before drifting off to sleep underneath the Blue Whale or surrounded by other iconic Museum exhibits
-
Essential Items To Bring When Hiking With Your Kids
Pack smart for your next family hiking adventure. Consider the essential gear, safety items, and age-specific tips to keep kids happy and safe on the trail.
-
Climate week NYC at American Museum of Natural History
Eight of the Museum’s dioramas across three historic exhibition halls will be transformed through large-scale graphics and interactive media to highlight the effects of climate change
-
Magic of Jack O’Lanterns returns to Denver
The event celebrates its fifth year of glowing Halloween magic with more than 7,000 hand-carved pumpkins, expanded trails, and brand-new interactive features
-
5 Easy Outdoor Weekend Getaways for Families
Discover 5 budget-friendly weekend destinations perfect for families. From Shenandoah National Park to the Catskills—adventure awaits closer than you think.
-
Fall festivities at Chicago’s Brookfield Zoo
The zoo will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends until the start of Holiday Magic on November 21
-
8 Tips for Mastering Leaf Peeping in the Northeast
From Vermont’s sugar maples blazing red along winding country roads, to the Adirondacks’ golden tamaracks reflecting in pristine mountain lakes, the spectacle is breathtaking – but fleeting.
-
National Park Service wants your advice!
The National Park Service is seeking public input to help identify ways to improve visitor services in national parks.
-
Museum of the American Revolution living history in Philadelphia
The Museum of the American Revolution’s new living history interpretation event Revolutionary Philadelphia: 1775 will explore this on Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025, from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. and Sunday, Nov. 2., 2025, from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
