There are two sides of the Great Smoky Mountains: Gatlinburg, Tennessee in the west, and Cherokee, North Carolina in the east. Need directions? We’re here to help! From Knoxville (48 miles) It takes only an hour to get from Knoxville to Gatlinburg. Follow the I-40 highway until you get to Sevierville (Exit 407). At the […]
How much it costs to enter Rocky Mountain National Park depends on when you decide to visit and how long you’re planning on staying for. If you only have a day to take one of the Rocky Mountain National Park tours, this park offers a $25 pass that’s good for a single day
There’s a few different ways to explore this park: on your own, with a commercial tour, and with a self-guided Arches park tour. Ultimately, choosing your best option depends on what kind of experience you’re looking to have.
If you're taking a Valley Forge Park tour, it's probably a good idea to know where Valley Forge actually is. The former site of a Continental Army encampment during the American Revolution, Valley Forge is located about 18 miles outside of Philadelphia, right by the Schuylkill River.
You can bring your dog to campgrounds and picnic spots, but the hiking trails of the Great Smoky Mountains are not so pet-friendly as dogs are predators to some animals and prey to others.
Arches National Park just 5 miles north of Moab, Utah: a great place to make your base for an Arches and a Canyonlands National Park adventure. Staying in Moab will give you more opportunities to keep the experience going after your tour of Arches.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park covers 520,000 acres, or about 800 square miles!
The Great Smoky Mountains are constantly shrouded in fog and mist. But it's not caused by weather - it's caused by the plants. Mind = blown!
While Rocky Mountain National Park shines all year long, if we had to pick one month to visit this park, it'd have to be September. Why? Well, for starters, it's a perfect time to take Rocky Mountain tours like this one.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park is split between two states: North Carolina and Tennessee. The Appalachian Mountain Range separates North Carolina and Tennessee. On your Great Smoky Mountain tour, you'll pass right through a mountain pass called Newfound Gap.
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