by Matthew Pesner | Aug 27, 2020 | Adventure Travel, Camping, Matthew Pesner, Outdoor Travel, Tennessee, Travel, U.S. Travel
If you’re planning a trip to Tennessee, you can’t miss the National Parks. The hardest part will be deciding which ones you have time to visit. The best parts of the parks in this state offer scenic views or a rich southern history, so you’ll want to make your choices...
by Matthew Pesner | Jul 28, 2020 | Adventure Travel, Colorado, Matthew Pesner, Outdoor Travel, Travel, U.S. Travel
Colorado has more than 100,000 river miles, and more than 200,000 lake acres spread across the state. There are seven major river basins combined with dozens of lakes and reservoirs to choose when desiring to go kayaking. Whether wanting a lazy peaceful day on the...
by Matthew Pesner | Jul 28, 2020 | Adventure Travel, Matthew Pesner, Outdoor Travel, Tennessee, Travel, U.S. Travel
Below the scenic hills and farmlands of Tennessee lies a subterranean world featuring more than 10,000 caves. Each location welcomes spelunkers of all skill levels. Cave explorers need merely plan a trip to some of the many caverns situated throughout the state....
by Matthew Pesner | Jun 29, 2020 | Adventure Travel, Matthew Pesner, Outdoor Travel, Travel, U.S. Travel
Whether you’re planning for a family trip or a group of friends, selecting the best outfitter for your white water rafting adventure can make all the difference. Having a knowledgeable and friendly guide can ensure that everyone has a great experience. You may have...
by Matthew Pesner | Jun 1, 2020 | Adventure Travel, Matthew Pesner, Outdoor Travel, Travel, U.S. Travel, Utah
When we think of Utah’s land formations, we generally think of the giant red sandstone arches, pinnacles, fins, and tafoni; however, there’s an equally impressive range of formations below ground as well. Utah’s many caves offer spectacular sights and adventure for...
by Matthew Pesner | Apr 29, 2020 | Camping, Matthew Pesner, Travel
Some travel industry experts have posited that when quarantine ends and travel resumes in the U.S., road trips and camping trips will be among the first travel plans considered. Most individuals would reportedly rather not take trips involving hotels, public...
