When visiting Arizona, most people think of the Grand Canyon, Sedona, or the Hoover Dam. However, the tiny town of Flagstaff sits right smack dab in the middle of all three of...
San Miguel de Allende has been voted the world’s best small city four of the past five years by Condé Nast Traveler readers, and it’s easy to understand why. This historic town...
To say Maui packs a lot into a little more than 727 square miles is an understatement of irresponsible proportions. Because of its unique geography and infamous trade winds, Maui has multiple...
We take our time rolling up Haleakala Highway, the two-lane highway that scales Maui’s preeminent volcano of the same name. The reason for the deliberate pace is threefold—the unforgiving switchbacks enclosed scantily...
Emerging from the gates of the Denver Airport, visitors are greeted by Blucifer—a towering cerulean horse, reared up on its haunches, mouth agape in an equine scream, staring down new arrivals with...
If you're planning a spooky road trip, how about trying something a little different? Here's is a list of some of Utah's scariest Ghost Towns.
1. Sego, Utah
Once a booming coal town and...
Utah’s much more than The Mighty 5. Sure, its famous national parks — Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Capital Reef National Park, Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park —...
Ryan Cornia is the adventurer and writer behind roadtripryan.com, one of the best—if not the best—Southern Utah hiking and canyoneering blogs on the internet.
It's just over the border after all. Once you've run out of breweries to explore, there is still plenty to do in Southeastern Idaho, from small town zoos to delightfully strange museums...
A trip to Dinosaur National Monument provides the opportunity to confront, and perchance comprehend, the staggering insignificance of human existence. How's that for perspective?
