Did you know that the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park has over 30 miles of rim views and is the widest part of Grand Canyon? Tusayan is the closest town to the South Rim of Grand Canyon – Just one mile from the entrance. Make Tusayan your home base for exploring this World Wonder!
While you’re on the coast, you’ll find all kinds of gems tucked in the craggy coastline, ready
to make your flannel beach-blanket dreams come true. And if you can pull your gaze from the lighthouses and stunning Atlantic Ocean views, there’s much to be discovered in inland Maine.
Whether you’re motoring your way along the Oyster Trail or experiencing slow travel in artistic retreats, you’ll discover a whole new world to pair with your lobster and lighthouses!
When the fun and dust have you craving an ice cream and a dip in the pool, you can trust that The Oasis at Death Valley is no mirage. Make your way back to the resort for your choice of luxurious park living, dining, and wellbeing.
Aspen is rightly renowned for all it has to offer the outdoors person. When you’re ready to rest your legs, or if your travel group includes some less active members, Aspen will overdeliver.
Settle in with a fire roaring, kids enjoying free rein to romp, and the convenience of having everything you need for a winter vacation.
After making your way through a national forest, a national monument, and a national park, you’ll be ready to wind down in a peaceful village. Treat yourself to a fabulous dinner from locally sourced foods (with some local wine, of course), and a well-earned night’s sleep in one of the towns neighboring the parks.
Here, in the heart of California, giant sequoia trees reach unbelievable heights. The forests reach out wide, as well—stretching across two national parks, one national monument, and through a national forest. Neighboring all these protected lands are some delightful communities filled with history, art, and farm-fresh feasts.
The landscape of Bryce Canyon Country feels timeless as you move from one community to the next. Though we tend to think about parks and monuments in terms of grandchildren appreciating these landscapes on their own road trips, we can also appreciate them through the perspective of lightyears!
From the peak of Mount Whitney to the depths of Death Valley—that’s how many options there are for things to do near Bishop, California. If that’s a bit extreme, here are a few more ideas: birding and fishing, cool rocks and hot springs, 4 wheel drive and all-star skies.