Jennifer Bellenoit interviews Erik Gauger, the founder of the travel website Notes from the Road, about the evolution of his photography and his website.
Chiapas takes you back in time By Anna Laird Barto The path leads me deeper into the jungle, where towering gum and ceiba trees block the sunlight, their limbs dripping with lianas and red bromeliads. The canopy is alive with […]
Adam Costa, who had lived and worked in Yosemite National Park, shares several hiking routes through the Tuolumne Meadows section of the park.
Bill Pfeffer and his family visit the anonymous town of Znojmo in the Czech Republic, a perfect place to get away from tourists and emerge in local flavor.
Clean Breaks: 500 New Ways to See the World by Richard Hammond and Jeremy Smith. Eco-adventures all over the world!
Steve Flahive goes on a rafting adventure down Colorado’s Poudre River, outside of Fort Collins. Advice about whitewater rafting in Colorado.
Kelly Westhoff goes fishing on Leech Lake in Minnesota with her husband Quang Nystrom, and catches a 23-inch walleye. A guide to fishing on Leech Lake.
Medjet: Why it’s worth it to many travelers to invest in a medical transport plan–worldwide rescue and security and a way to safely get you home.
Tibet and Nepal: Cycling to the Everest Base Camp in Tibet and riding the Friendship Highway to Nepal, down the longest downhill road in the world.
Jim Prevet takes us on a five-day photo safari at Kapama Lodge in South Africa, viewing lions, elephants, giraffes, zebras and lots of other animals.
Tim Leffel and his family travel to Huntsville, Alabama and visit numerous local attractions.
Freighter cruises: All about what it’s like to take a freighter voyage – freighter cruise reviews. Details about day to day experiences aboard a freighter ship.
By Toccoa Switzer There is something gritty about the isle of Bonaire. I feel it the minute I set foot on the ground. I also taste it. It may be the dry, scrubby terrain. Or maybe it is the thick, […]
Phourni, Crete: Stephanie Green takes us on a tour of the cemetery in Phourni, Crete, which contains Minoan and Mycenaean tombs that are more than 2,000 years old.