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August On-The-Go with Jonathan Paul: Tyler Burton

Rocky Mountain National Park by Bradley Weber

Introducing Tyler Burton, our August On-The-Go with Jonathan Paul Travel Correspondent. Tyler, congrats on being this month's official travel correspondent! As you know, our On-The-Go with Jonathan Paul campaign highlights those who are out and about on daily adventures, whether near or far — it's all about celebrating the get up and go lifestyle. Can you tell us a little about yourself? Hello, My name is … READ MORE

The Best Oasis Hikes in Greater Palm Springs

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The Greater Palm Springs area is filled with hiking opportunities that allow you to explore incredible oases among the desert landscapes. Some are quick and easy trips to view the splendor, while others are strenuous treks not to be taken lightly. But all of them offer a rewarding experience that lead to these truly inspiring natural sites. Here are some of our favorites. Visit here for … READ MORE

July On-The-Go With Jonathan Paul: Morrow Long


Introducing Morrow Long, our July On-The-Go with Jonathan Paul Travel Correspondent. Congrats on being our first official travel correspondent! As you know, our On-The-Go with Jonathan Paul campaign is all about celebrating the get up and go lifestyle, whether a quick trip down your local back roads or a jet setting adventure to the other side of the globe. First, let's get to know you a bit. … READ MORE

10 Things to Know Before Planning a Trip to Great Sand Dunes National Park

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Great Sand Dunes National Park & Preserve is home to the tallest dunes in North America, topping out at around 755 feet. These ever-shifting hills and mounds sit west of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, creating a mind-boggling, desert-like landscape surrounded by 14,000-foot snow-capped peaks. Compared to most of Colorado’s mountains, the Sangres are extremely rugged, due to the earth’s sudden upheaval that created their relief. …

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A Year-Round Guide to Outdoor Adventures on Tofino

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It’s no secret that Tofino, British Columbia, is a popular terminus for outdoor-minded tourists. The tiny surf town sits at the end of the road—literally, the end of the road; drive any farther and you’ll drop straight into the Pacific—on the rugged western coast of Vancouver Island. This is First Nations territory, and the indigenous population’s influence remains strong: downtown art shops peddle exquisitely carved masks, …

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Why You Should Visit Yellowstone National Park in the Off-Season

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If you drive into Gardiner, Montana, after the hustle and bustle of the short three months of summer, you’ll notice a tranquility settle upon the town. The locals relax, the wildlife wanders in from the park, and the crowds disappear. Glancing at the passing license plates, the traffic is distinctly more Montana based. Yet spring, fall, and winter are ideal times to visit Yellowstone National Park. … READ MORE

48 Hours Adventuring Beneath the Tetons

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The window doesn't allow much of a view, at least not from my vantage point. Neck strains awkwardly and I try to catch as much of the sight as I can without invading the personal space of the man sitting next to me. My pre-selected preference for an aisle seat on the airline website always seems to win out and I forget that the short connection, … READ MORE

Trekking Through One of the Least-Visited Regions of Mexico

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It’s closing in on noon, and the day couldn’t be more perfect. The morning started out in a cool, mist-covered shroud, but now the sun is shining bright, trickling down as the pine-needled carpeted trail gently meanders uphill, past peeling madronas draped with Spanish moss. The thin air up at 8,000 feet makes for slow going, but the birds are singing and colorful patches of wildflowers are … READ MORE

Why Winter Eye Health Is Important

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Tips For Happy & Healthy Eyes In The Winter Months Brrr—baby it's cold outside! With the colder weather patterns arriving in the Northern Hemisphere, many of us might assume, incorrectly, that it's okay to go without eye protection during the winter months. In fact, you're just as likely to receive a sunburn on exposed skin in the winter as you are in the summer. Booking a trip … READ MORE

23 Must-Visit American Cities for Outdoor Adventure Travel

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So much to do, so little time. From the rolling mountains of the Southeast, to the jagged peaks of the West, to the river canyons, waterfalls, and old-growth forests of the Pacific Coast, the Continental United States is home to a lifetime's worth of places to visit and things to do. We reached out to RootsRated, who works with outdoor and adventure travel experts across the … READ MORE