North America:
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Anza-Borrego Desert State Park
Written by Hudson, USA, February 2013
With the soft ocean breeze blowing in from the beach, it’s sometimes easy to forget that most of California is actually desert. Take into account all the things there are to do while we’re in San ...
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Autumn in the Grand Canyon
Written by Natalie Grant, USA, October 2012
The Grand Canyon
is appealing year-round, but the main benefit of visiting during the
autumn season is that summer crowds have started to dwindle—and the
wettest month of the year (August) has ...
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Best Beaches in Maui
Written by Kyle, USA, February 2013
Trying to choose the best beach in Maui is like trying to choose the best candy in the candy store; everyone is going to have their particular favorite for their own set of reasons. Some of the best ...
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Best Surf Spots in Mexico
Written by Hudson, USA, February 2013
Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or just a little grommet out in the water for the first time, if you’ve got the board and the hankering, you probably know that one doesn’t just jump into the waves ...
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Canal Street Ferry to Algiers Point
Written by Hudson, USA, May 2012
One highlight to any trip to New Orleans is the French Quarter .
It’s here you’ll find the dancers, the French Market, the bars, the
old, rich cultural center of one of America’s oldest cities. ...
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City Park
Written by Hudson, USA, April 2012
New Orleans is surrounded at every turn by resplendent oak trees dripping with Spanish moss, and since the briny Lake Pontchartrain lies just to the North, and the bayou to its south, east and west, ...
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Exploring New York City in Spring
Written by Jessica F, March 2013
While New York City is a worthwhile destination any time of year, it’s particularly special in the spring. Hibernating locals come out to play while restaurants extend their seating to the sidewalks. ...
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Exploring Philadelphia’s Colonial History
Written by Jessica F, February 2013
While you may know Philadelphia is the capital of Pennsylvania, did you know it was also once the capital of the United States? And that it is where the Declaration of Independence was signed? The ...
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Free Things to Do in Atlanta
Written by Jessica F, March 2013
For those looking to explore Atlanta on a budget, the city is home to an array of complimentary attractions. Attending a performance, touring historic homes, browsing local art and learning about ...
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Free Things to Do in Philadelphia
Written by Jessica F, March 2013
One way to keep a vacation on budget is by exploring a destination’s free attractions. Along with being home to rich history, vibrant art and delicious cheesesteaks, Philadelphia offers a range of ...
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Getting a Permit to Hike the Grand Canyon
Written by Jessica F, March 2013
While visitors don’t need a permit to day hike the Grand Canyon, a backcountry permit is required for those doing overnight hiking and overnight camping at rim sites other than developed campgrounds ...
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Grand Canyon: The South Rim
Written by Natalie Grant, USA, December 2012
Although people tend to think of the Grand Canyon
as a single location, it’s actually divided into North and South, with
slightly different hikes, weather, and experiences to offer. About 20 ...
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Grand Canyon West
Written by Natalie Grant, USA, January 2013
Unlike the famous South Rim and atmospheric North Rim , Grand Canyon West is not part of the Grand Canyon National Park —in
fact, it’s five hours away and is owned and operated by the ...
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Haleakala National Park
Written by Hudson, USA, August 2011
So you’ve just touched down in Maui and you want to get your bearings. You see these two peaks behind you and your gaze turns to the left and you wonder what’s at the top. Chances are, you’re ...
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Hiking Mt. Laguna
Written by Hudson, USA, September 2012
So you’ve made a trip to California
and decided to do a little hiking and head for the hills, eh? Great
decision. A hike could be just what the doctor ordered. California has
some of the best ...
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