Travel Guides
10 Ways Ghana Surprised Me
One of the great things about traveling to a country without any expectations is how easily it can surprise you. Before going to Ghana, Africa, which I wouldn’t exactly call a tourism hot spot, I had no idea what to expect. I had a few fairy tale images in my head — smiling locals dancing…Read more...
15 Fascinating Things You Didn’t Know About Bolivia
These Bolivia facts will leave you fascinated, as well as enlightened on the local culture, traditions and adventures to be had!Read more...
Things To Do In Majorca Besides Partying
At first glance, the Spanish island of Majorca certainly looks like the ultimate party destination. Each year thousands of young people flock to the island in search of good music, good friends, and good times. It’s also a top pick for solo travel in Spain, particularly those looking to enjoy the nightlife. So popular is…Read more...
The Three Best Spots For A Drink In Newport, Rhode Island
During summer, the city of Newport, Rhode Island, brings in millions of visitors who want to experience history, mansions, sailing, boutique shops, delicious restaurants and relaxing on the water. One facet of Newport worth exploring is the drink scene. To help you enjoy scenic views, historical cocktails and quality craft beer, here are three of…Read more...
Reaching The Summit Of The United States’ Most Visited Peak
At 14,110 feet, Pikes Peak is one of Colorado’s “fourteeners,” mountain peaks reaching 14,000 feet or higher. Although not the highest, Pikes Peak is the country’s most visited mountain, with more than a half million people reaching the summit each year. While hiking is how many people choose to brag about their reaching the top…Read more...
Exploring Colorado’s Small Town Art Scene
In Colorado‘s small town of Grand Junction, there are many worthwhile activities for backpackers. One free and interesting way to spend a day is to explore the area’s outdoor art scene, also known as Art on the Corner. The program was started in 1984 by a local sculptor named Dave Davis, and continues as a…Read more...
Hiking The Black Canyon In The United States’ Newest National Park
“Our surroundings were of the wildest possible description. The roar of the water … was constantly in our ears, and the walls of the canyon, towering half mile in height above us, were seemingly vertical” – Abraham Lincoln Fellows, 1901 For those who love the outdoors and unique landscapes, Colorado is home to the United States’ newest…Read more...
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