Guided tours, museums, and sightseeing destinations will help acquaint you with the Indigenous and geological history of Utah’s Canyon Country. Along the way, delightful bites and insightful conversations are guaranteed.
Utah’s Canyon Country features a dynamic landscape; sometimes, the cliff sides are as grooved as a rumble strip, while at others, they seem to flow as lazily as hot fudge on an ice cream sundae. Make sure to pack a pair of binoculars to zoom in on the many cliff dwellings and natural arches that you will see on your trip.
For those seeking adventure, Arizona’s stretch of Route 66 gives tourers a chance to embrace the open road and explore a region rich in culture and natural beauty. This is not just about visiting destinations—it’s about the journey itself, filled with memorable encounters and awe-inspiring landscapes.
Hit the open road and discover the best of Arizona’s Route 66 on a motorcycle. From iconic landmarks to scenic detours, this 5-day itinerary offers a thrilling, alternative way to experience America’s most famous highway. Whether you’re riding through desert landscapes or stopping at quirky roadside attractions, this journey is the ultimate adventure for road trip enthusiasts.
This next stretch is where you’ll begin to understand why this is known as “The Loneliest Road in America.” Get an early start and be sure to top off your gas tank before leaving Fallon. Your first stop is Sand Mountain, a vast dune complex popular with dune buggy and dirt bike enthusiasts. Sand Springs Station, one of Nevada’s best-preserved Pony Express relay outposts, and an eerie reminder of the hardscrabble life early travelers endured here.
Having traveled the highway across Nevada (and back) myself, I can assure you, no special skills are needed to survive; just a sense of adventure, a little planning, and a better attitude than a certain ‘LIFE’ magazine writer. Whether you’re a history buff or an outdoor enthusiast, there are plenty of surprises for the curious-minded traveler.
We truly mean it when we say that Aspen is one of the prettiest corners of Colorado. Even if you’re not super into the outdoors, the mountains in this area almost have a way of calling you in. Whether celebrating their beauty in the form of art or on a long hike, you’ll find layers of Aspen waiting to be enjoyed.
With access to miles of shoreline, mountain trails, and everything in between, you won’t believe you’re in Utah. With landscapes that mirror those from across the globe, Davis really offers an American West experience at a fraction of the cost! Watch bison roam at Antelope Island or see birds migrate at the wetlands in Farmington Bay. Get a thrill from dropping 200 feet on Lagoon’s Cannibal Coaster. Davis is built for the adventurous.
When it’s winter all around, it’s “June-uary” in Bishop. Plan a sunny mid-winter escape to this California gem, complete with direct flights and pre-arranged rental car.
From aliens to Bigfoot, Route 66 has over 2,400 miles of history and mystery to uncover. From sacred spirits to mysterious crash sites and extensive cave systems, you’ll find it all on the Mother Road.