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Ozark National Scenic Riverways
A boring name for a gorgeous National Park. Continue reading
Category: United States
The Ozarks: Taum Sauk
A hike to a waterfall on Missouri’s tallest mountain. Continue reading
The Ozarks: Elephant Rocks
An interesting name for some unique rock formations. Continue reading
Cahokia
Before Columbus, there once was a large metropolis on the Mississippi larger than most European cities of the time. Continue reading
España: Trujillo and Medellín
Two castles, one ancient theater and two adorable towns on hills. Continue reading
Stone Mountain
A mountain of stone and a great state park in North Carolina. Continue reading
Wonderful Waterfalls
An intrepid explorer goes in search of more waterfalls through the forests of Tennessee and North Carolina. Continue reading
The Smokies: the Deep South
With history, waterfalls, and a giant lake, visiting the southern side of the Smokies is a treat! Continue reading
The Smokies: Around the Middle
More explorations of Great Smoky Mountains National Park! Continue reading
The Smokies: Creeks and Waterfalls
Come along as I explore follow some gurgling creeks and see some wonderful waterfalls in the Northeastern part of the Smokies. Continue reading
The Smokies: Cataloochee
History and nature collide in the Cataloochee Valley. Continue reading
Blue Ridge Parkway: North Carolina
Take a journey along 252 miles of the gorgeous Blue Ridge Parkway. Continue reading
Blue Ridge Parkway: Virginia
Explorations of the first 216 miles of the very scenic Blue Ridge Parkway. Continue reading
Monticello
Explore the grand home of one of America’s founding fathers, Thomas Jefferson. Continue reading
Shenandoah: the South Side
With gorgeous views and wonderful waterfalls, Shenandoah National Park’s south side doesn’t disappoint. Continue reading
Shenandoah: Big Meadows
With waterfalls, mountain views, and a giant meadow, Shenandoah’s Big Meadows is a hiker’s paradise. Continue reading
Shenandoah: the North Side
Explorations of the northern section of Shenandoah National Park. Continue reading
Toledo War
Michigan and Ohio almost waged war….over Toledo. Continue reading
Fort Washington
Explore a fort built to protect Washington, D.C. Continue reading
Wandering Alexandria
A brief wander through the historic streets of Alexandria, Virginia. Continue reading
Hell’s Half Mile
Shanty Boys, Brothels and Geysers of Booze. Continue reading
Mount Vernon
Just the grand home of America’s first president, that is all. Continue reading
St. Mary’s City
Take a step back in time at Maryland’s first capitol city. Continue reading
Southern Maryland
Explore an area in weirdly shaped Maryland that is jam packed with history. Continue reading
Arlington House
Why does Arlington National Cemetery have a giant house? Continue reading
Arlington National Cemetery
Explore the nation’s most famous national cemetery. Continue reading
Return to Washington, D.C.
A wander through the capitol of the nation. Continue reading
Trap Pond
Explore Delaware’s northern most cypress swamp. Continue reading
Chincoteague
The southern end of Assateague Island has a wonderful refuge just waiting for you to explore. Continue reading
First Landing
Near where the Jamestown settlers first landed in America is now an amazing state park. Continue reading
Fort Monroe
Explorations of a historic fort on the Chesapeake Bay. Continue reading
The Outer Banks
A quick visit to North Carolina’s famous seaside destination. Continue reading
Wandering Baltimore
A colonial port town turned modern city, Baltimore is full interesting neighborhoods waiting for you to explore. Continue reading
Great Falls of the Potomac
Two parks with a giant waterfall between them just fourteen miles upstream of Washington, D.C. Continue reading
Wandering Harpers Ferry
Explore a West Virginian town that time left behind. Continue reading
C&O Canal
Follow along as I explore 184.5 miles of American history, from Appalachia to Washington, D.C. Continue reading
Burgess Falls
Explore a beautiful state park along the banks of the perfectly named Falling Water River. Continue reading
Hot Springs
Explore a national park located right in the downtown of a city famous for its hot springs. Continue reading
Fort Smith
Explore an Arkansas fort that once was on America’s frontier. Continue reading
Ancient Pueblos and a Giant Crater
My last Arizona adventure ends with a visit to Homol’ovi State Park and Meteor Crater! Continue reading
Petrified Forest
A very belated visit to a fantastic Arizona national park that features some really cool petrified wood! Continue reading
Lassen
Volcanos, hot springs, mud pots and the rich smell of rotten eggs. Check out California’s Yellowstone! Continue reading
Redwoods
Redwoods is more than just one park. There’s a whole bunch of them to explore! Continue reading
Humboldt Redwoods
So many redwoods, so little time. Continue reading
Route 1: Santa Cruz to Glass Beach
A whole lot of Route 1 driving and a whole bunch of coastal stops along the way. Continue reading
Route 1: Point Lobos and Pebble Beach
Birds, coastlines and golf? Explore two of Monterey County, California’s impressive natural areas! Continue reading
Route 1: Coastlines and Elephant Seals
This journey along the California coast features wonderful beaches, craggy cliffs and shouting elephant seals! Continue reading
Pinnacles
My 100th update brings you California’s amazing Pinnacles National Park! Continue reading
Lake Michigan Ghost Town
The Old West doesn’t hold the monopoly on ghost towns. Continue reading
Pictured Rocks
For a state known for its lakeshores, this one on Lake Superior is especially fantastic. Continue reading
