Moab has so much to offer that locals you meet—like park officials or your rafting guides—may recommend additional attractions that aren’t on this guide. As you explore the area, look for petroglyphs, one of the most unique aspects of Moab’s landscape. They’re well worth a visit, as many of them are thousands of years old. As you would with any museum masterpiece, keep a respectful distance from the art and do not touch it.
For adventurous travelers seeking a basecamp just outside of Death Valley National Park, it doesn’t get much better than the friendly community of Beatty, Nevada. Beyond the park, Beatty is a hub for remote exploration, from miles of uncrowded OHV trails to meeting the wild burros who make themselves at home, right in the town square.
With 32 miles of pristine beaches, countless parks and nature reserves, and one of the largest and well-preserved concentrations of Victorian architecture in the country, Galveston Island is an outdoor lover’s paradise teeming with cultural significance and natural beauty.
Have you ever loved a trip so much that it was hard to pack up and leave? Well, maybe this time you can simply plan to stay a little bit longer! Whether you show up early or stay late, there are a plethora of things to do to fill your time in the Great Land of Alaska! Stay an extra day or an extra week and get an even deeper dive into what this amazing place has to offer.
Proudly known as “America’s Loneliest Road,” travel across Nevada’s Highway 50 for a road trip packed with outdoor adventures and old west history.
Take a tour through the art, culture and natural beauty of Cochise County! Whether you’re looking for traditional Southwest cuisine or epic biking opportunities, you won’t be disappointed when you explore this special corner of Arizona.
What do rodeos in Willcox, bike tours in Bisbee, eclectic artwork in Douglas and natural wonders in Sierra Vista have in common? They can all be found in Cochise County, Arizona! History, art and adventure all await you in the Sky Islands of southeast Arizona.
Clear blue lakes, pine forests, and granite towers await you in Prescott! As Northern Arizona’s outdoor recreation paradise, you’ll be able to hike, bike and paddle to your hearts content. End your days in the historic downtown along Whiskey Row for a taste of the past, and you have a recipe for a great Southwestern vacation!
Explore Arizona’s high desert oasis, Prescott! Whether you spend your day hiking, biking, boating, or exploring the historic downtown, you’ll be sure to enjoy every moment. Tucked into the pine forests and granite rock formations, Prescott offers an escape from the desert heat and a chance to relax by serene Watson Lake. Learn about local Indigenous and natural history on your adventures to truly appreciate this unique area in Northern Arizona.
There is no better place to experience the full spectrum of history, urban excitement, and outdoor recreation that the United States has to offer than in Capital Region USA. Bike, kayak, and sightsee your way through some of the best of the area in this long-weekend itinerary.