Santa Fe is a charming Southwestern city that deserves a spot on any traveler’s USA bucket list. Long established as an artist’s haven and outdoor lover’s paradise, Santa Fe has an identity that derives from its open-minded atmosphere and unique

Travel your way The rich history of The Impossible Railroad In 1906, entrepreneur John D. Spreckels ignored naysayers and started construction of what would become known as “The Impossible Railroad” Though it has been in disuse for many years, the Impossible Railroad

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Travel your way My story about a 7-day road trip itinerary Jackson Hole Wyoming We visited Jackson Hole February 17-24. Living on the Gulf Coast in Alabama, snow is never in our forecast, so we wanted our kids to have the chance

Travel your way Bears welcome spring in Grand Teton National Park As winter slowly gave way to spring, the sleepy town of Jackson Hole, Wyoming began to stir. But it wasn’t just the locals who were getting excited about the change of

Travel your way Exploring Union Pass seven decades ago Just east of Jackson Hole snow melt from Wyoming’s Union Pass area drains into the West’s three great river systems: the Missouri, the Colorado, and, via the Snake River in Jackson Hole, the

Travel your way List of the best campsites at Catalina State Park USA Located in the heart of the Sonoran Desert, Catalina State Park is a natural oasis that offers visitors the chance to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life

This post was written by Nicole Edwards, a solo-sailing freelance writer for BMTM. Key Largo is the first of the Florida Keys, and at 33 miles long, it is also the largest. The self-proclaimed “diving capital of the world,” it