Blogs
Mark your calendars for May 20. That Sunday will be the first solar eclipse viewable on U.S. soil in 18 years. The best way to see the amazing spectacle is in a national park. The solar eclipse can be seen in more than 30 national parks.
New York City is better known for its sweeping avenues, towering skyscrapers and massive crowds than its green pastures. But there’s more to the Concrete Jungle than meets the eye. Outdoor areas and recreation are plentiful here—if you know where to look. We uncover three noteworthy spots that take you away from the hustle and bustle of the Big Apple.
Going on an Arctic expedition may seem like a nearly impossible journey, but photographer Florian Schulz brings the distant landscape right to the coffee table.
Often overshadowed by more well-known foxes, such as red or gray foxes, the kit fox deserves its moment to shine in this month’s species spotlight.
Inn at the Presidio is the first hotel to open in the Presidio of San Francisco, opens April 1. The inn occupies Pershing Hall, which was built in 1903 as bachelor officers’ quarters. It features several environmentally friendly features and is targeting LEED Gold certification.
Carry a token honoring some of the earliest cultures in America. The Chaco Culture National Historical Park Quarter is the second America the Beautiful Quarter this year and the twelfth coin in the series.
When visiting St. Louis, one of the first tourist stops is the famous Gateway Arch—a symbol that’s become synonymous with the city. But the arch is more than just a cool architectural attraction and photo opportunity; it also has special events throughout the year.
Traveling by train is one of the best ways to see the picturesque landscapes of our national parks and public lands. Relax on a smooth ride and glance out the large windows for amazing views as halting mountain ranges, rolling hills and open prairies pass by.
Appreciate winter recreation in all its seasonal glory while the snow is still fresh. One way to do this is at The 27th Annual Bryce Canyon Winter Festival. This family-friendly weekend is chock full of winter fitness and fun.
Honor Black History Month in the best way possible. Learn about places and people significant to African-American history through stories directly from the lands.
