America’s Top 10 National Parks

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According to the most recent numbers, 278,939,216 people visit America’s National Parks each year. Which one do you plan to visit this year? Read on…

A Travelers’ Guide to Rainbow Bridge National Monument

Rainbow Bridge National Monument

A short photo essay of our boat trip to the Rainbow Bridge National Monument. Read on…

Travel Photo: Hiking Bryce Canyon Navajo Loop Trail

Bryce Canyon Navajo Trail

This is one of our very favorite hikes. Read on…

Save Money With America the Beautiful National Parks Pass

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Get entry to more than 2,000 national sites with this money saving annual pass. Read on…

Cliff Dwellings of Colorado’s Mesa Verde National Park

Cliff Palace

This national park possesses a collection of 600 ancient cliff dwellings! Read on…

The Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore

Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore

Voted as America’s most beautiful place, these ancient 450′ sand dunes stir the soul with their stunning beauty. Read more…

A Walk Down the National Mall

We take a stroll down the National Mall in Washington DC, visiting various monuments.

Download Free: The Official Guide to America’s National Parks

  I captured this photograph while driving in Arizona’s Petrified Forest National Park and thought I would share this with you in honor of National Parks Week 2011. I have also included for you a free downloadable copy of The Official Guide to America’s National Parks, published by the National Park Foundation. Click to download [...]

Top 10 Ways to Celebrate National Parks Week 2011

This weekend begins National Park Week! Here’s this from the National Park Foundation: The National Park Foundation, the official charity of America’s national parks, is teaming up with the National Park Service to celebrate National Park Week 2011 April 16 – 24. Beginning this Saturday, people everywhere are invited to experience America’s nearly 400 national [...]

Friday Photo – The Grand Canyon

The Grand Canyon – I must confess, when I first stood at the edge of the Grand Canyon, I was so taken with the beauty of the place that a tear found its way down my cheek. I shot this particular photograph towards the very end of the day, and the light was seemingly changing [...]