While Yosemite National Park is forever linked to Half Dome, the massive granite monolith immortalized by landscape photographer Ansel Adams, it’s also home to many fabulous flowing waterfalls. Bridalveil and Yosemite Falls are two of the most famous Yosemite waterfalls, but here are several others you’ll want to check out when you visit Yosemite National […]
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Home to some of the top ski resorts in the country, many travelers visit Jackson Hole to hit the slopes. But this Teton Mountain destination just south of Yellowstone National Park has more to offer than perfectly groomed runs and fresh powder. Here are six wonderful things to do in Jackson Hole in winter (besides
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Whether it’s the fluid movements of a jellyfish or the antics of an ape, observing wildlife can reduce stress. Tune into these live animal cams for a bit of zen. Maybe it’s because I’m a Pisces, but the sound of waves lapping at the beach is the most soothing sound in the world. And I
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Americans welcome nearly five million British travelers to the USA each year. Cities along the Atlantic Coast are most popular, especially Orlando and New York City. But many Brits wander farther west to Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and San Francisco. Whether exploring the Big Apple, the Magic Kingdom, or another part of the country, here
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From inspiring Lady Liberty lighting the way to freedom to the heartbreaking 9/11 Memorial and Museum, New York is full of unique experiences that can’t be found anywhere else in the world. One way to see New York’s top attractions is by purchasing the New York CityPASS. But is it worth it? Here’s how the
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Bicycles are a fun and increasingly popular way to explore destinations. But whether you travel with your own bicycle or rent a bike from an on-demand kiosk or local vendor, it’s important to know and follow the local biking rules before hitting the road. From the monuments in Washington, DC, to the streets of San
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In a suburb 30 minutes west of Minneapolis, Prince built a 65,000-square-foot, $10-million facility in 1987. Named after a song that describes a beautiful and peaceful place, Paisley Park served as a recording studio, soundstage, and occasional residence for The Purple One for nearly three decades. Here is what you can expect when you visit
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High on a hill above John F. Kennedy’s grave at Arlington National Cemetery is a commanding building that looks like a Greek temple. Arlington House, the former mansion of General Robert E. Lee, has a fascinating history. Built by slaves at the direction of George Washington’s grandson, the property was confiscated when Lee left the
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Along I-40, on the east side of Amarillo, Texas, is Cadillac Ranch. Along this dusty stretch of Lone Start State highway, ten Cadillacs are buried nose-first into the dirt, providing a canvas for an ever-changing public work of art. Here’s what to expect when you visit this quirky spot along Route 66. Have You Visited
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