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Did you know that the first Tyrannosaurus Rex was found in Montana? Indeed, Montana is home to some of the world's best dinosaur dig sites. It is the perfect place for palaeontologists of all ages to explore the world's past and discover the secrets of ancient life from the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods.
Posted: 2009-06-23
Category: Travel & Leisure
Along the northern reaches of Montana lies the ice-buried expanse of Glacier National Park. Through the middle of this national treasure a winding two-lane road cuts a path, inviting tourists to experience natural wonders that once were nearly impossible to see.
Posted: 2009-06-23
Category: Destinations
A trip to Maine would not be complete without a journey along the eastern coastline. With close to 500 miles of Atlantic coast to explore, Maine offers many interesting and beautiful places worth discovering.
Posted: 2009-05-19
Category: Destinations
Ringing phones, gridlock traffic, sometimes the stresses of modern life are just too much to handle. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to get away from it all? No phones, no traffic, just you and nature and all the time in the world to enjoy it.
Posted: 2009-05-19
Category: Destinations
With the economy on the rocks and money on the mind, it can be difficult to contemplate the expense of taking a vacation. Fortunately, there are many ways to plan a great road trip and keep the costs to a minimum. Try these 10 tips when planning your next road trip vacation.
Posted: 2009-04-23
Category: Travel Tips
The key to a successful road trip is planning ahead. All too often what should have been a relaxing get-away is marred by the frantic search for a forgotten essential, a poorly planned budget, or an inadequate understanding of the area in which you are traveling.
Posted: 2009-04-23
Category: Travel Tips
A trip to Washington State is not complete without a trip around the Olympic Peninsula. From its early days, Washington has been known for its vast forests and the lumber industry. Until the 1940s the seemingly endless supply of trees dominated Washington’s economic development, with mill towns and lumber camps springing up throughout the state.
Posted: 2009-04-23
Category: Destinations
Take yourself back in time, 10,000 years and more, to the days when glaciers still carved a path through our land. Imagine much of Nevada still covered in water, with ice and snow filling the mountainous reaches. It may seem a stretch to imagine such an environment, considering the apparently barren and forbidding desert and mountain terrain throughout the state, but Nevada still bears the marks of history’s glacial era.
Posted: 2009-03-26
Category: Destinations
Flashing lights, ringing bells, concerts and flashy performances – all of these are signs of the glitz and glam that make Las Vegas the stuff of dreams. But sometimes the lights and glamour get to be too much. Perhaps it’s time to take a day off, get back to nature, and get a hold of reality. Fortunately, there are many beautiful and fascinating places to go within a day’s trip of Las Vegas.
Posted: 2009-03-26
Category: Destinations
When traveling by car, kids can get bored pretty easily. Travel websites such as RoadTripJournal can help you find interesting places to stop, stretch the legs, and give the kids a chance to explore. Try visiting some of these children’s museums and sites in Michigan.
Posted: 2009-02-23
Category: Destinations
California may be most famous for its movie stars and bright lights, but there are many other interesting and unusual aspects of California worth checking out. Here are ten unique places worth visiting.
Posted: 2009-01-12
Category: Destinations
California is a unique state, featuring everything from high mountain peaks, to the lowest point in North America, a full 282 feet below sea level. No road trip through the state is complete without sampling both of California’s extreme terrains.
Posted: 2009-01-07
Category: Destinations
With its rich agricultural heritage it’s no wonder that South Carolina is home to dozens of rich and varied gardens. From swamplands to manicured topiaries, the gardens of South Carolina offer visitors the opportunity to experience all kinds of botanical beauty. Here are six glorious gardens that any visitor to South Carolina should take the time to explore.
Posted: 2008-12-17
Category: Destinations
At the heart of the Civil War, and the center of many historical events, South Carolina is filled with historical sites. This makes it the perfect place to visit for both the young and the old. Young visitors can step into the past at one of South Carolina’s living history sites, while older visitors can immerse themselves in the incredible historical journey that this state has made.
Posted: 2008-12-15
Category: Destinations
Have you ever dreamt of journeying through the past and meeting up with the infamous specters of western heroes and villains such as Billy the Kid and Kit Carson? While you may not be able to meet them in person, New Mexico offers the chance to explore the ancient western frontiers, immersing you in the world of cattle rustling, train chasing, and general western mayhem.
Posted: 2008-12-08
Category: Destinations
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