Preparing for Burning Man is unlike prepping for any other kind of trip. From food to transportation, all of the details have to be hammered out.
Filed under: Burning Man, Event, General Travel, Roads Scholars 2009, United States | 5 Comments »
Are we loving our national parks to death? This post looks at the squeeze in the national park system as more people visit at a time when budgets are being squeezed.
Filed under: General Travel, National Parks, Forests and BLM Wilderness, United States | 9 Comments »
Photos from Great Basin National Park in Nevada
Filed under: National Parks, Forests and BLM Wilderness, Photos, Roads Scholars 2009, United States | 2 Comments »
Around-the-world globetrotter Klaas Langeveld shares his travel experiences, including his RTW route, what his most memorable experiences were and what he recommends for other people considering an around-the-world trip.
Filed under: General Travel, Personalities | 6 Comments »
The experience of climbing up Wheeler Peak, Nevada’s second highest mountain.
Filed under: National Parks, Forests and BLM Wilderness, Roads Scholars 2009, United States | No Comments »
You know you want to travel, but you don’t know where. Here are five more websites to inspire travel.
Filed under: General Travel, Travel Resources | 2 Comments »
For the traveler who doesn’t necessarily know where to go, these six websites help fuel the travel bug with creative and inspiring ideas. Part one of websites that inspire travel.
Filed under: General Travel, Travel Resources | 20 Comments »
Get your run on with a fitting at Red Rock Running Company. Also outfitted with apparel and a meeting place for local group runs.
Filed under: I Love Las Vegas, United States | 1 Comment »
Some things we leave at home. Some things absolutely must, under every circumstance, hit the road with us. What travel essentials do you require when you travel?
Filed under: General Travel | 24 Comments »
Explore Cedar Breaks National Monument, a small, oft-forgotten park in western Utah, which dazzles with a stunning amphitheater that drops more than 2,000 feet in places.
Filed under: National Parks, Forests and BLM Wilderness, Roads Scholars 2009, United States | 1 Comment »
