Winter is one of my favorite seasons to visit Bryce Canyon National Park. The crowds are smaller, the lodging is cheaper and you never know what adventure you’ll find yourself in along the trails. Here are a few tips on planning your winter getaway to Bryce Canyon National Park. Places to Stay at Bryce Canyon…
There’s something inspiring about standing on top of the Willis Tower, one of the country’s tallest buildings. It’s even more exhilarating to stand outside of that building on a glass floor only 1.5 inches thick, looking down to the street 1,353 feet below you. Hope you’re not afraid of heights! Chicago offers this experience atop…
We love hiking and exploring Snow Canyon State Park near St. George, Utah. As a family, we’ve visited the park during all seasons of the year. Summer is hot. Winter is cool. Spring and fall are fabulous. Here’s your guide to Snow Canyon State Park so you and your family can get the most out…
We’ve all been on that flight with the annoying passenger. The one who won’t stop talking to you, even as you try to do something else. Or the passenger who takes up all the overhead bin space because they didn’t put their carry on in right. Let’s share these 7 tips on airplane etiquette in…
I’ve been to museums across the United States and in Europe. The 9/11 Memorial & Museum in New York City stands far above every other museum, leaving the greatest impact on me. It’s likely because September 11, 2001, is a day I remember well. I was 21 years old, driving to my class at Weber…
The John F. Kennedy Space Center in Florida is full of science, imagination and history. I’ve been to the Kennedy Space Center on two very different trips: as part of a family vacation and for an Astronaut Autograph & Memorabilia Show with my then nine-year-old son. Each visit was unique. And with everything offered at…
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC, was recommended to me by almost everyone I know who’s been to the nation’s capitol. When I ended up in DC on business, I made sure to experience the museum for myself. Here’s what you can expect during your visit to the United States Holocaust Memorial…
As a Utah native, I’ve had my share of visits to Zion National Park. I’ve done some solo visits, couples vacations and family trips. I’ve also been to the popular national park at different times of the year: spring, mid-summer, fall and even winter. COVID-19 UPDATE: The park is open. Face coverings or masks are…
Boston is riddled with history. It’s been coined as “The Cradle of Liberty” because of its role in the early days of the American Revolution. But if you’re looking for a different type of historical museum, then the Boston Fire Museum should be on your list. Here’s what you need to know about the Boston…
Walking through the narrow slot of Lower Antelope Canyon is surreal. From the glowing orange walls and the deep purples of the shadows, it’s a site everyone should visit. But there are some nuances you should know about to get the most out of your visit. Here’s your guide to planning a visit to Lower…
