Winter has started making its grand debut in Colorado and with it comes the dreaded ice, blizzards and cloudy skies. But don’t let the frigid temperatures and less-than-ideal road conditions get you down; just look for the allure in it, as demonstrated by these 15 photos:
Okanogan County is located in north central Washington, starting at the Canadian border. It’s remote, rural, and uniquely beautiful. It also happens to be home to half a dozen ghost towns and plenty of old mines, many of which you can still visit today.
No offense to TLC, but chasing waterfalls is actually a lot of fun in Montana. That’s why we created our beautiful waterfalls road trip guides. However, some counties in “The Treasure State” are blessed with more of these natural treasures than others. In fact, you’ll find about 15 waterfalls near me in Gallatin County alone, and we’ve listed some of them below.
Utah is full of interesting rock formations of all kinds. From Devil’s Slide in northern Utah, to the majestic spires of Bryce Canyon National Park, if a landscape full of sandstone carved over millions of years by erosion is your gig, this is surely heaven on earth.
It’s impossible not to be blown away by the Beehive State’s unique geology, and the hoodoos at Goblin Valley are no exception. Take a stroll through this valley filled with odd rock formations.
If you live in Montana, a passion for hiking (or at least being outdoors) is a must. We’ve got paths for people of all skill levels, and some of them even come with their very own history lesson. On days when you’re feeling a little adventurous, here are four hiking trails in Montana that lead to ruins.
Montana is famous for its rugged natural beauty, and places like Glacier National Park are nationally renowned. That being said, we also have plenty of underrated gems to discover, and Medicine Rocks State Park is definitely one of them. If you’ve never seen this sacred park, you owe it to yourself to check it out.
Wyoming may be a sparsely populated state, but we’ve sure packed a lot of history into our past! Read about some of the most important small town events in Wyoming history below.
It’s no secret that Washington has some of the best hikes in the country, but it’s always nice to see a little recognition. Recently, The Outbound released a list of the 25 Best Hikes in America, and we were happy to see that Washington’s Gothic Basin Trail made the cut.
Niagara Falls is one of the country’s most iconic waterfalls, and it’s definitely the most popular one in New York. But here in Washington, we actually have a few waterfalls that are taller in height, like Snoqualmie Falls — and as of 2014, we have an “official” state waterfall, the majestic Palouse Falls. The official state waterfall of Washington is absolutely breathtaking.
Whether you believe in ghosts or not, ghost stories are fascinating bits of lore. It’s fun to visit places that are supposedly haunted to hear the tales and keep an eye out in the hopes (or fears?) of seeing something otherworldly. There’s a movie theater in Lebanon that’s said to be haunted by a young girl, and if you visit, you might see more than just a movie.
