By: Olivia Tati It’s Earth Month, and so I had to share this special place in Mexico that truly embodies the beauty that comes with mother nature. Some feel scared to venture outside of the city in Mexico, but I always find it to be a wonderful opportunity to explore some parts of the country…
By: Olivia Tati It’s a new year, meaning so many possibilities for fun travel adventures. With the world opened back up, international travel is on the rise, and those 2020 trips that got canceled are looking more like a possibility again. On your next international adventure, pack in a maximum of 2 backpacks. One larger…
By: Logan Reavis It’s by no surprise that the Pacific Northwest is home to a number of iconic tree houses available for rent. These rentals can be found on AirBNB and hipcamp. Many treehouses are so popular they will book one to two years out, so be sure to plan accordingly! They are booked out…
For those of us who love getting out and exploring, road trips are the key to just that. Whether you’re itching for a cross-country getaway or a quick drive up the coast, we’ve got 10 tips for creating an unforgettable adventure this summer. 1) Find Your Own Way Walk (and road trip) to the beat…
When you hear about an island vacation, most people immediately think of the tropics. It’s a trip that’s all about relaxation—lying on the beach, sipping drinks by the pool, and riding the warm ocean waves…right? Well there is a different kind of island vacation that offers up a whole different type of fun and adventure….
Canada may be known for its friendly people, ice hockey, and Tim Hortons, but if that’s all you know about our neighbor to the north, you’re really missing out. Canada’s national parks and wilderness spaces are an incredible resource, and they’re often far less traveled than similar trails in the U.S. And what better way…
When it comes down to it, it’s really not about the destination (or the journey). It’s all about who you take with you.
With the pandemic-induced work-from-home movement, I decided to spend a week in Tulum working from there by myself. I had no real reason to be home in New Orleans, and I hadn’t been out of the country in over a year (which kills my soul a little to think about)
Ten trails. Ten unmatched miles each. Get maximum bang for each boot step on hikes that our most-traveled contributors call their all-time favorites. The Lost Coast, Sinkyone Wilderness SP Find yourself among the redwoods and isolated coves of California’s wildest shoreline. —Dennis Lewon The first time I hiked the Lost Coast, I was in college…
These 21 spots, which vary in popularity (and in epic-ness), were all places that the RR Road Tour team was lucky enough to hit on their 20,000-mile journey across the United States