Directly south of Louisville, just off Interstate 65 and not far from Cave City, Mammoth Cave National Park sits nestled in the rolling, wooded hills of west-central Kentucky. Cedar trees dominate the landscape around the park, broken only by grazing cattle, small tobacco fields, and immense limestone outcroppings. Limestone is what makes this area special–a … Read more
When I was a student, all the way through high school, I hated English class. I didn’t do well in spelling, grammar, speech or writing. I gave a speech once on why I shouldn’t have to give a speech (I think I got a “D” on it). I did like literature because I loved to … Read more
The Bletterbach-Canyon in South Tyrol’s south is an exciting walk: 250 million years of earth history are waiting to be discovered on this adventurous trek through 12 kilometres of the Todra Gorge. Fascinating Bletterbach-Canyon: the little Bletterbach, in the 437 yards deep and 5 km long gorge, has worked itself persistently since 2.5 billion years … Read more
Alaska is becoming a very popular destination for travelers and tourists due to its cold and pristine environment. If you own an RV or a cabin or simply a visitor trailer, Alaska camping tours are a must do activity of your time in Alaska. Alaska has so much to offer when it comes to camping, … Read more
When asked about the Route 66, most people will think of the major roads of the outer and inner states of the United States, however, less known are the less frequented routes like the Route 66.Traveling the Route 66, you will encounter a side of America’s past that has been largely forgotten. The Route 66 … Read more
When asked about the Route 66, most people will think of the major roads of the outer and inner states of the United States, however, less known are the less frequented routes like the Route 66.Traveling the Route 66, you will encounter a side of America’s past that has been largely forgotten. The Route 66 … Read more
1 – Find Out More Information on the Town or Cities you plan to camp in. This can be a very scary task but as with anything there is a great amount of information on the internet these days. Like any other hobby or sport, you can find information on this topic as long as … Read more
Zion National Park was the first National Park I ever visited. As much as I loved the outdoors, it was not until my third visit that I realized how much I missed the “cloud” layer. Being able to walk without feeling like I was either covered in a heavy mesh vest or wrapped in some … Read more
The Camino de Santiago, or the Way of St. James is the primary pilgrimage route in the world. For over 500 years, this pilgrimage route has traversed the entire globe – in only 180 years, Christianity established its grip on Europe, Asia and Africa. The Camino de Santiago is not simply a hiking trail. It … Read more
The Camino de Santiago, or the Way of St. James is the primary pilgrimage route in the world. For over 500 years, this pilgrimage route has traversed the entire globe – in only 180 years, Christianity established its grip on Europe, Asia and Africa. The Camino de Santiago is not simply a hiking trail. It … Read more