Category: United States

How to Spend 24 Hours in Philadelphia

I have always been a believer that the best way to learn about something is to actually experience it. I hate to admit it, but I didn’t really retain a lot of what I was taught in grade school history class. So, as I got older I wanted to make sure that I had at least a basic understanding of how my country was founded.

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Soaking in Mystic Hot Springs

*This post is written by my husband, Dan – the best travel companion a Mrs. could ask for!*

On a trip out west, I was heading to Salt Lake City after a morning hike through Arches National Park and an afternoon exploring Goblin State Park. A friend told me about a camping spot in Monroe, Utah with a natural hot spring on the way that he thought I might enjoy. I’m so glad he did. Mystic Hot Springs is a hidden gem in Monroe, Utah that is relaxing and surreal. It’s a place you won’t want to miss!

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Hiking in Hocking Hills State Park With Kids

Hocking Hills State Park is a 2,356-acre park located about 2 hours from Cincinnati, Ohio (my hometown) or 1 hour from Columbus, Ohio (the capital). It is a hiking lover and outdoor enthusiasts paradise. There are 11 different designated hiking trails, and 2 trails specifically for mountain biking. No matter the trail you choose, you’ll have a good time. When hiking throughout Hocking Hills you’ll be sure to find massive cliffs, hidden caves, plunging waterfalls and beautiful gorges. The couple listed below are specifically good for children under the age of 10.

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Pacific Coast Highway 1 Road Trip Itinerary

The Pacific Coast’s Highway 1 is a stunning coastline drive that should be done once in your life. From San Francisco to San Diego, there are many incredible places to stop that make what could be a 12 hour dive into a 12 day adventure.

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