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North and South Dakota Itinerary

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One-Week, 3 National Parks, a National Monument, an Epic State Park, and Cool Towns. Our amazing itinerary in North and South Dakota! Key sights include Badlands, Theodore Roosevelt, and Mount Rushmore National Parks, as well as the Black Hills National Forest and Custer State Park. Also, Devil’s Tower National Monument in WY.

Epic 3-Week Spain and Portugal Itinerary (with Maps & Tips)

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In this guide, we’ll share our three-week itinerary through Spain and Portugal, along with ideas for tailoring it to your own schedule and interests. With a little thoughtful planning, this journey can be one of the most unforgettable adventures of your travels.

Scenic Drives in Central Idaho

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Idaho is an amazing place to visit. But it is a big state and to see the sights requires some time behind the wheel. Scenic drives are a great way to connect the elements of any trip itinerary and that is particularly true in Idaho.
In this post we cover: The Sawtooth Scenic Byway, the Pondarosa Pines Scenic Route, the Payette River Scenic Byway, and the US95 Scenic Drive.

Epic Banff and Glacier National Parks Itinerary

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Four National Parks. Two Countries. One Unforgettable Journey. Why Combine Banff and Glacier? Is there anything more breathtaking than Banff National Park or Glacier National Park? How about both — in one unforgettable trip? 🇨🇦🇺🇸 These two mountain icons may span an international border, but they share the same magnificent spine of the Rockies — where glacial lakes shimmer beneath rugged peaks and alpine valleys stretch endlessly in every direction. While it’s a long drive between them (about four hours without stops), both parks are otherwise remote. Once you’ve ventured into this corner of North America, it simply makes sense… Read More »Epic Banff and Glacier National Parks Itinerary

Idaho Itinerary: Outdoor Adventure and Culture

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Idaho adventures offer exciting cities and towns, incredible landscapes, and scenic drives. Some of its natural wonders include spectacular sand dunes, deep gorges, a huge waterfall known as the Niagara of the West, a stunning, austere National Park created by a volcanic eruption, a magnificent mountain range, and stunning glacial lakes.

Ultimate Guide to the Okefenokee Swamp, Georgia

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The Okefenokee Swamp in southeast Georgia is among the most underrated places to visit in the US. Yet, this wilderness has much beauty and adventure to offer. Covering about 640 square miles, this amazing "black water" swamp has iconic Spanish moss-covered live oaks, kneed cypress, eagles, osprey, snakes, and, of course, the American alligator. The much larger Everglades National Park in Florida gets more attention, but Okefenokee is astoundingly beautiful and accessible.

New River Gorge National Park, West Virginia

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The New River Gorge area was designated as a US National Park in 2021, making it one of the newest additions to the portfolio of stunning national parks in the United States.
The New River runs through its namesake gorge for 53 miles. The national park encompasses the river and the areas around it, beginning around MacDougal, WV to the north and ending around Hinton, WV in the south. The incredible New River Gorge Bridge is 3,030 feet long and 876 feet high, giving a sense of the width and depth of the gorge.
The New River Gorge National Park, and areas around it, offer a wealth of hiking and camping opportunities, worldclass whitewater rafting, and cultural experiences.

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