Hiking the Grand Canyon Northern Rim

The Northern Rim of the Grand Canyon is less frequented than its southern counterpart, and it also closes for part of the year. However, that doesn't mean it has any lesser views or fewer trails for you to hike.
Hiking the Southern Rim of the Grand Canyon

The Southern Rim of the Grand Canyon is the most visited site at the national park and is kept open year-round, unlike its northern counterpart. Learn more about its popular hiking trails and other activities here.
Top 5 Hotels on Route 66 in New Mexico

Route 66 begins in the Midwest and passes through numerous states on its journey to the west coast. If you're on Route 66 in New Mexico and searching for a place to stay for the night, there are several dependable options.
A Guide to Yosemite National Park Camping

A haven for campers, hikers, and biologists since 1864, Yosemite National Park offers something for each of its 3.7 million annual visitors. For those who choose to camp, Yosemite National Park has a variety of locations to sleep in beautiful surroundings.
The 5 Most Spectacular Places to Lodge at Yosemite Park

Yosemite National Park is one of the top U.S travel destinations due to its stunning, rolling mountain range, and beautiful landscapes. To reduce the hassle of comparative searching, here is a list of the most worthy lodgings available at Yosemite.
Exploring the Outdoors: Yosemite Excursions

Yosemite National Park has some of the nation’s most breathtaking scenery. You can spend many days exploring this park. Here are just a few of the countless places that you can explore in this most-visited national park.
Visiting the Hoover Dam from the Grand Canyon

Because the Grand Canyon and the Hoover Dam are so close, many people choose to visit both during a single trip. Learn how to best make the journey between these two sites and visits to each complement the other.
Cantilevered Over the Canyon: The Hualapai Skywalk

Glass floors are recently in vogue. Similar to famous tall buildings such as the Willis Tower, the Hualapai tribe has build a cantilevered U-shaped walkway out over the Grand Canyon offering amazing yet scary views.
Grand Canyon by Rail

For a more unique tour around the Grand Canyon area, take a historic train ride, complete with package deals suited for any family's needs. This one-of-a-kind tour captures the spirit and soul of the Old Wild West.
Top 5 Grand Canyon Hotels

After a long day of exploring the canyon, you'll look forward to venturing to any one of these luxury hotels to kick back, relax, and enjoy the evening. Here are some of the top rated hotels frequented by visitors.