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Find time to visit the most beautiful places in America.

It’s not hard to find your own special escape here in the Beehive State. It is so varied, both culturally and geologically, that there are adventures to be dis

With Arches and Canyonlands National Parks as well as Sand Flats Recreation Area in its vicinity, Moab, Utah is a wonderland for adventure enthusiasts. 

In 1882, choirmaster Samuel A. Ward took a leisurely ferry ride from Coney Island into New York City, ...

Do your body and mind need a mid-winter break from snow and skis. A winter trip to the desert can be the perfect remedy.

Here are 10 lesser-known, but equally amazing, canyons in the US.

The idea of commercial use permits is ubiquitous in nearly every country. If you want to perform a commercial activity in a public space, you need permission, and probably a fee, to do so. The photography industry is no exception, including photo workshops. All workshop providers that teach on-location photography will have a permit that enables them to conduct business in

Record-high visitation rates at National Parks have led to big crowds, graffiti, and negative wildlife encounters. Heres how to stay safe and protect the parks during a visit. INSIDER 6 hrs ago kvlamis@insider.com (Kelsey Vlamis) © Natalie Behring/Getty Images Tourists crowd in to the Midway Geyser Basin July 14, 2021 at Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. Natalie Behring/Getty Images After a year indoors, people are swarming Americas national parks this summer. Parks are s...

Twenty feet away from arguably the most spectacular high desert scene lay a pile of photographic detritus. Busted tripod legs, smashed lenses, and camera bodies pulverized beyond recognition, the scene looked more like a badly bungled camera store robbery than a National Park vista. You could say the incident began 20 million years ago with the uplift of the Colorado Plateau

In a renewed focus on the east side of the countys third most visited park, Zion National Parks charity Zion Forever has received $500,000 in state grant for nearly 25 miles of bike trails.  With 10 miles of trails already underway, the 34.5 miles of trails will connect to the new East Zion Visitor Center with construction to begin within the next month and be completed in 2022. "This grant from the state I think reflects the validation of the vision around the east side initiative," Zion For...