Travel in South Africa: The Beauty of the Rainbow
There is no perfect place on Earth, they say. But “they” haven’t visited South Africa, the Rainbow Nation. Here's what I love about traveling in South Africa.
Video: Following the Gringo Trail
The "Gringo Trail" refers to the well-trodden backpacker route within South America, named for the many Caucasian (gringo) travelers it attracts. In 2015, I spent three months on the trail, documenting my travels with...
Hiking Shadow Canyon
Boulder, Colorado rests at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains and is continuously ranked as one of the best cities in the U.S. for outdoor activities and health. Boulder has many trails to hike...
Stargazing in New Mexico
Many of our outdoor activities take us far from civilization, far from the hustle and bustle – and far from the light of the city. When you find yourself there, look upward into the...
Luxury Safari Camp Relocates in Zambia
Robin Pope Safaris is moving one of the their camps, a 10-bed tented luxury lodge, to a picturesque spot along the Luangwa River.
Chasing Whale Footprints in the Galapagos Islands
A mother whale and her calf make waves in the Galagagos Islands.
Frozen Dead Guy Days: Colorado Gone Crazy
A wild celebration emerges from the springtime snow in Nederland, Colorado
Palau Underwater, From Shark Week to Wreck Diving
Palau is often listed among the world’s best diving destinations—and for good reason.
Viewing the Northern Lights: Churchill, Manitoba
Want to see the Northern Lights? Head north to the auroral oval in sub-arctic Churchill, Manitoba.
Only in Dubai
Dubai is filled with the possibility of adventure. Here are three top things to see and do in Dubai
6 Unusual and Spooky Vacations
From Island of the Dolls to the Whaley House, here are six of the spookiest and creepiest vacation and holiday ideas.
Learning Vacations: Why Not Learn a New Skill When You Travel?
Learning vacations have become popular for good reason – learning something new is a great adventure. Here are six different learning vacations.
