Find fresh air and outdoor activities in Shenandoah County. After a long cold winter indoors, it’s time to get outside and enjoy the mild spring temperatures. With over 178 miles of trails through the George Washington National Forest, there’s sure to be a way to breathe in the mountain airRead More →
Every few years, the West Virginia legislature attempts to privatize state parks, officials say. This year, that attempt can be veiled in Senate Bill 485 – a complex bill that extends private leases from 25 to 50 years, removes all legislative scrutiny, as well as any restrictions on types ofRead More →
For Francophiles, the idea of choosing a favorite region is almost like choosing a favorite child. Can’t be done. That said, if I were forced to, I would set my sights on The Loire Valleya popular but not intrusive destination that marked me when I was a student in ParisRead More →
There are 254 state parks in Oregon and many are not far from Portland by: Amanda Arden Job : February 16, 2022 / 3:20 p.m. PST / Update: February 16, 2022 / 4:10 p.m. PST Guy W. Talbot State Park – photo courtesy of Oregon Department of Parks and RecreationRead More →
Lonely Planet has partnered with the San Juan-based travel community platea to provide comprehensive guides, curated lists and insider tips for your next trip to Puerto Rico. Stretching over a picturesque coastline and bathed in tropical sunshine all year round, San Juan has all the attributes of a city whereRead More →
Editor’s Note: This is the second in a two-part series on Appalachian state and national parks. The first episode was about parks in northeast Tennessee. Almost anywhere in Southwest Virginia you will find a state or national park. In the pristine landscape of the Appalachian Highlands, the diversity of sceneryRead More →
As someone who has lived in Rochester all her life, it can get pretty dark and boring here after the fun happenings of the November and December holidays. Take the time this semester to explore one (or more!) of my many suggestions for winter activities in and around Rochester. AsRead More →
OCEAN COUNTY, NJ – Parks in Ocean County have seen many more people hiking the trails and congregating outdoors during the coronavirus pandemic. Many local residents visited Ocean County’s parks for the first time, while other groups came from as far away as Philadelphia and North Jersey in search ofRead More →
Anchorage is a city literally surrounded on all sides by natural beauty. Before European settlers occupied the area, it was the homeland of the Dena’ina and the indigenous village of Eklutna who hunted, gathered and fished through the abundant lands. Explore bears and moose Chugach State Park or Cook InletRead More →
A staff member from Pittsburgh, Pa., Took it upon themselves to collect data on the city’s public trails during the pandemic to improve access to local infrastructure and public planning. Experts are constantly exploring what equity-focused urban planning looks like. For example, a recent California project launched a website toRead More →
All of the beauty of California’s forest landscapes can be found at Humboldt Park, and it’s a great alternative to other busier destinations. Humboldt County in California is known for its beautiful coastal redwoods. The region is home to beautiful forests with a unique silence and grandeur never seen elsewhereRead More →
Richmond Park, London Originally established as a deer park by Charles I in the 17th century, Richmond is the least central of the Royal Parks, but has quick and easy tube and train connections to central London. It is also the largest of the parks, covering an area of ​​2,500Read More →
Looking for fun outdoor activities for adults in Houston? You are in the right place ! While Houston might not be what you think of when you consider adventure hotspots, there are dozens of fun outdoor activities available for adults. If you look closely, you can find them in HoustonRead More →
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COLUMBIA COUNTY, GA (WRDW / WAGT) – If you live in Columbia County, get ready for an overhaul. Plans are underway to update all parks and recreation areas in the county. The months of the project in the making. It’s called “Recreating Columbia County†and could change the landscape forRead More →
Extreme nights in SaarlandThe German language has some wonderful words, ranging from wegbier (“Beer to drink on the way”) for hamsterkauf (“Panic buying”). Another to add to this lexicon is waldeinsamkeit: a feeling of being alone and of finding inner peace in the forest. Arguably travelers can no longer becomeRead More →
Social distancing is easy – and fun – in the Texas Hill Country. The region’s scenic vistas combine rustic charm with sophisticated appeal, making it unique in our vast state. Since we are avoiding indoor events due to the ongoing pandemic, outdoor activities are more important than ever. Fortunately, theRead More →
Built along rolling hills and a lazy river, Cincinnati promises urban adventures for everyone. The Queen’s City has some of the best parks in the country, and it’s a key hub for Ohio’s ever-expanding trail system. Cincinnati is the starting point of the epic Ohio-Erie Multi-Use Trail, connecting Cincinnati toRead More →
With a cool autumn breeze blowing over the rocky outcrop known as the King’s Chair, and the brilliant hardwoods in brilliant autumnal colors, you really get a true impression of the city of Birmingham. On the horizon, you see the skyscrapers that mark the city as a bustling business center.Read More →
(File photo) MANILA – Children as young as five years old can now go outdoors despite the current 2019 coronavirus disease pandemic (Covid-19), as long as they reside in areas under general community quarantine (GCQ) and modified GCQ (MGCQ). This, after the Interagency Working Group for the Management of EmergingRead More →
The last and a half years have been very stressful for all of us. Containment has affected us all. While most of us work from home, enjoying indoor activities with the family, we definitely miss the fun of the outdoors. We never realized that hiking, swimming and just outdoor sportsRead More →
Grand Lake in Grand Lake, Colorado, is a sacred place. The Ute tribe called it Spirit Lake when they fished the waters years before Europeans discovered the area. The story of a white buffalo emerging from the center of the vast lake through the mist was of great significance toRead More →
Ijams Nature Center offers many opportunities for outdoor recreation just minutes from downtown Knoxville. Peyton Gupton • The Daily Beacon As the weather warms and COVID-19 restrictions decrease, we all want to get out there and enjoy all of the nature parks and outdoor activities Knoxville has to offer. HereRead More →
Drive the High Road from Santa Fe to Taos for the beauty and seclusion of remote landscapes. The 56-mile-long High Road winds through historic villages and past the Santuario de Chimayo, a church famous for its healing land. We shopped at the galleries featuring pewter artwork, straw sconces, statues ofRead More →
Do you feel locked away? With spring just around the corner – and spring break on its heels – it’s time to start planning a safe, fun and adventurous little getaway in the great outdoors. You will find all this and more in Plano. The northern suburbs of Dallas isRead More →
Spring is here, so now is the perfect time for an entertaining dinner in the open air, such as picnics. Grab a blanket, a ball or a frisbee and your favorite foods. And if you need more motivation, it’s your duty: Sunday is National Picnic Day. Here are some suggestionsRead More →