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- Dog days in Havasu Canyon by Brian Gruters
- Back to basics in New York's Adirondacks by Tamar Fleishman
- To Baja and back again by Elan Saltman
- Camp Colorado by Rob McGovern
- Chaos, cops and captivity on the Eastern Cape by Matt Whelan
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China Lake: California's rock art library
See the largest gathering of petroglyphs in the northern hemisphere.
At night, especially under a full moon, the locals say you can hear the voices of the ancient ones. They ride the wind, telling the story of their people as they glide across the rocks. ...
Baja's Valle de Guadalupe on a budget
Photography, glamping, wining, and star gazing: all a couple hours away.
Two hours south of San Diego, around sixty miles from Tijuana, sits Valle de Guadalupe inside Ensenada, the largest municipality in all of Mexico. Dozens of wineries with tasting rooms and fancy eateries sit near ...
Bishop, CA: Eastern Sierras gateway
Boulders, burgers, bristlecones, add a dash of history.
For outdoor adventure, a dash of history, and crisp mountain air, head north to the Eastern Sierras to the small top of Bishop. Nestled between two of the largest mountain ranges in the contiguous United ...
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Athens, Georgia: sounds great to visit
The state's big college town offers lots in the way of music and Southern culture. And food.
Sure, Athens, Georgia, is home to Georgia's flagship state university and SEC sports teams. But for decades, the little mountain town has been the site of indie musicians, several of whom became stars. The B-52s, ...
Another side of Havana
The number of visitors may have doubled last year — but the time to go is still now.
Late afternoon in Havana: Local schoolboys are playing soccer in the central square of the recently renovated Plaza Vieja. Colorful, historic buildings ring the plaza. A warm tropical breeze wafts through the air and the ...
Urban exploring in Upper Manhattan
New York City rec's for the off-the-beaten-path traveler.
Ok, so everyone already knows the New York City of Times Square, the World Trade Center (both old and new), Central Park and so on. There's also the boutique shopping in SoHo, an "authentic" dinner ...
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South Pacific's mythic Marquesas
Journeying aboard the cargo-cruiser Aranui to far-flung isles.
The South Pacific’s remote, pristine Marquesas Islands make Hawaii look like Harlem. I can honestly say these South Seas sojourns to French Polynesia’s untrammeled atolls and isles have been the greatest excursions of my life. ...
A European burrito mission
Dominic Carrillo's quest results in a Euro-burrito top 5.
It’s the time of year when kids are graduating, and some of the lucky ones get to travel abroad on their own. The first time I traveled in Europe — with an oversized backpack and ...
Myanmar on the move
Go soon: tourism is on the rise, and the country's changing faster than ever.
Last year I visited Myanmar (formerly known as Burma), a country which only opened its doors to tourism in the past 5-10 years. Prior to this, the country was under strict military rule. Many travelers ...
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Just a small portion of the Blue City of Chefchaouen, Morocco.
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