How Many Entrances to Yellowstone Are There? Which is the Best?
Yellowstone is considerably large. In fact, it extends into 3 states (Wyoming, Montana, and a small part of Idaho), and along its borders, there are several access points to the
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Visit Paint Mines Interpretive Park, Colorado’s colorful rock pinnacles
The most inveterate lovers of road trips are well aware that the United States are a veritable treasure trove of natural wonders, unknown to most people, so-called hidden gems. Today
Visit Bighorn National Forest in Wyoming: Best Scenic Drives and Hikes
When you drive the route between Yellowstone and Mount Rushmore (or vice versa), you’ll be surprised at the beautiful mountain landscapes you’ll drive through. This is the Bighorn National Forest,
Alien Landscapes in Wyoming: Hell’s Half Acre, Gooseberry Badlands, and Devil’s Kitchen
Wyoming is certainly not new to alien settings. One of the most undisputed symbols of science fiction film, the monolith in Close Encounters of the Third Kind, is located in
Visit Helena: What to do in Montana’s Capital
Montana, renamed Big Sky Country, is best known for its natural attractions (such as the majestic Glacier National Park or the northern region of Yellowstone), but it also has much
Visiting Great Sand Dunes in Colorado, the tallest dunes in North America
Browsing through images of Colorado, you probably came across beautiful photographs of imposing sand dunes with striking mountain peaks as their backdrop. If you’ve ever wondered where you can admire
Driving the Going-to-the-Sun Road, the spectacular scenic route in Glacier National Park
The pride of Glacier National Park is undoubtedly its scenic route, the Going-to-the-Sun Road, one of the most scenic in the world, which allows you to see glaciers, lush valleys,
Visit Cheyenne: What to Do in the Capital of Wyoming?
Cheyenne is the capital of Wyoming and its position in relation to road trips leaving from Denver makes it both an excellent stop-over and a good place for an overnight
Visit Mission District, the Latino Neighborhood with Murals in San Francisco
The origins of the Mission District date back to 1700, when the first Spanish settlers founded some important missions there, including Mission San Francisco de Asis, which is still one
Point Bonita Lighthouse and Marin Headlands: The Scenic Cliffs North of San Francisco
Today we are talking about an unjustly underestimated destination in California, especially when you realize that it is so close to San Francisco. For those who love cliffs overlooking the
Visit North Beach: Home of Little Italy, the Beat Generation and Barbary Coast
In my opinion, one of the best ways to get to know the city of San Francisco is to walk through its most significant neighborhoods in search of history, and
San Francisco in 3 Days: A Day by Day Itinerary to Enjoy the City at Its Best
As already explained in a previous article on how many days to spend in San Francisco, 3 days is the typical time frame that visitors dedicate to San Francisco, and
A Guide to Parking in San Francisco: How to Find Cheap and Free Parking
First, I would advise you not to use the car during your stay in San Francisco. As we have explained several times (for example in our guide on how to
Best Parks in Arizona: Map and Tips to Help You Plan Your Visit
Arizona, like Utah and California, is a state particularly rich in National Parks and National Monuments (natural areas protected by the U.S. government), and undoubtedly, the icon of the Southwest
Castro District: The Rainbow Flag Neighborhood of San Francisco
Some neighborhoods of San Francisco, although they are residential, can still be of interest because of their historical significance, giving visitors the opportunity to see first hand where historical events
John Ford’s Point: Western Movie Landscapes in Monument Valley
Few places in the world can boast scenic spots from western movies like Monument Valley. Just think of Forrest Gump Point, the scenic view on Highway 163 Scenic Drive on
Where did Forrest Gump stop running? How to find the hill and best time of day to photograph it
The “classic” views seen on a road trip to the West Coast are countless and that of the so-called Forrest Gump Point (or Forrest Gump Hill) is certainly one of
Which is the Best One-Day Bus Tour from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon?
If the more demanding long drives on road trips are not for you or you simply don’t have enough time to plan a fulfilling itinerary from Las Vegas to the
A Guide to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter in California
If you travel to California or take a tour of the West Coast, you not only have an opportunity to admire some of the most amazing natural wonders of the
Visit Echo Park: A Hipster Neighborhood in L.A.
Are you familiar with the type of tourist who goes in search of the top attraction, who says you can’t visit San Francisco without seeing the Golden Gate or you
An Itinerary along the Famous Sunset Boulevard
Sunset Boulevard is one of the most important streets in Los Angeles, a 22-mile artery that runs through the heart of the Greater Los Angeles Area and crosses iconic attractions
Visit the Iconic Sunset Strip on Sunset Boulevard
Worldly life, historic restaurants, elegant boutiques, nightclubs that have become legendary, and a very high probability of seeing Hollywood stars. These are the main features that distinguish the Sunset Strip
Pfeiffer Beach: Enchanting Sunsets in the Heart of Big Sur
The beaches on the Pacific Ocean coast are not known as being places to go swimming. With the exception of the San Diego area and some specific areas of the
How to Plan a Visit to Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado?
Rocky Mountain National Park is one of the most popular, largest and most appreciated parks in the United States. To give you a figure to help you understand the extent
Yellowstone Valleys: Hayden Valley vs Lamar Valley. Which one to choose?
Often when one speaks of Yellowstone, one thinks of geysers, fumaroles, hot springs, large lakes, and roaring waterfalls, and more rarely of its majestic and verdant valleys, true natural paradises
Where to See Wildlife in Yellowstone and Grand Teton
There are so many things to do and see in Yellowstone that a multi-day itinerary is necessary to enjoy them fully: with geysers, hot pools, fumaroles, valleys, and waterfalls, you’ll
Chinatown Los Angeles: A Walking Tour of the Neighborhood’s Major Attractions
Los Angeles‘ cosmopolitan nature is made evident by the multi-ethnic neighborhoods that characterize it. In addition to Little Italy, El Pueblo, and Little Tokyo, Chinatown is another picturesque area of
What to Do in Jackson Hole Wyoming? Tips for Visiting the Valley
Many people stop in Jackson (Wyoming) just to visit the 2 big national parks nearby, Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Park, ignoring the fact that the town itself is immersed
What to Do in Cody, Wyoming, the Cowboy Town near Yellowstone?
Few towns can proudly boast the western spirit of Cody, cowboy haven and rodeo capital of the world (at least that’s what its residents like to call it). Founded by
Upper and Lower Mesa Falls: discovering the imposing waterfalls of Idaho
In the wooded regions of Idaho, there is an attraction that would certainly enjoy greater notoriety if it were not for the cumbersome proximity of Yellowstone Park, whose majestic nature