Mt. Mariglem in Cabangan, Zambales is a 573 MASL minor peak famous for its "Ridge-to-River" trail. While often labeled "beginner-friendly" due to its short 2–3 hour ascent, the open trail exposes hikers to extreme heat (Heat Index >40°C), making it a High-Intensity Short-Duration (HISD) challenge. The reward is a refreshing descent into the emerald waters of the Maligha and Agbobotilya Rivers. If I had to describe Mt. Mariglem in one … [Read more...]
Spring Awakens at Skull Canyon: Wildflowers and Adventure in Bloom
Experience the natural beauty and outdoor excitement as the canyon comes alive with color Corona, CA – MAR 4, 2026 — As Spring approaches, Skull Canyon Ziplines is beginning to blossom with California poppies and native wildflowers, transforming sections of the rugged hillsides into a tapestry of orange and golden yellow hues. Typically peaking from March through early summer, this seasonal display offers outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers … [Read more...]
Beyond the Greens: Discovering the Ancient Soul of Serik, Turkey
Belek may be world-famous for its luxury golf resorts, but the heart of the region beats a few miles inland in Serik. Step away from the Mediterranean shoreline and the polished Riviera vibe quickly gives way to massive Roman stonework, quiet local streets, and rugged canyons where the water turns a postcard shade of turquoise. It’s the kind of place where you can sleep in a five-star resort and, within the same day, stand inside a … [Read more...]
Las Vegas Dating Beyond The Strip
Too many queer people know what it's like to feel see-through. Friends and family look at you but they don't really see your person and its a devastating kind of heartbreak. Las Vegas' rapid pace and massive population takes that feeling and more than kicks it up a notch. In sin city where you can feel surrounded by thousands yet still invisible, having someone who truly sees you is its own form of safety. Relationships become a place to … [Read more...]
America’s national, September and October
Forget the summer gridlock. The real story of America's national parks is told in September and October, during the "secret season." This is when the crowds disappear, the weather is perfect and the landscapes transform. The post-Labor Day slump is a traveler's dream. With schools back in session, parks like Zion, Yellowstone and the Grand Canyon are no longer at peak capacity. This means a more intimate and enjoyable experience. The intense … [Read more...]
Travel within the United States: An Ultimate Guide to Home Adventurers
The US is a big nation with an excellent culture, and there are no restrictions on what one can do until he or she has traveled everywhere. It can be the towering mountains of Colorado or the sun-kissed beaches of Florida; domestic travel allows Americans to fulfill their need to discover the abundant beauty and history of their own backyard. Whether you're planning a road trip across states or a weekend city escape, understanding how to travel … [Read more...]
Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park – March 2025
This under the radar National Park is highly worth visiting. Visitors can access the park and its rim drives and hiking trails from either the north rim or the south rim. The canyon features some of the steepest walls we have ever seen - it is not the deepest canyon we have visited (that would be Colca Canyon in Peru) but for sheer wow factor, this one is hard to beat. Located in the western part of the state, to access the north rim, one drives … [Read more...]
The Most Breathtaking Train Journeys Across Canada’s Landscapes
Canada’s size and natural diversity make rail travel one of the best ways to see the country. Unlike driving, where attention stays on the road, or flying, where landscapes disappear beneath the clouds, trains provide an open view of mountains, forests, rivers, and plains. Trains also reach areas that cars cannot. Remote regions, untouched by highways, come into sight through windows or glass-domed observation cars. Train journeys across Canada’s … [Read more...]
Arches National Park, Utah – January 2025
One of the most impressive of the western National Parks, Arches National Park should be on the bucket list anyone traveling through Utah. It is large enough that one should plan on at least two days to visit (be prepared to do plenty of hiking), taking advantage of lesser crowds in the early morning hour and late evening (as well as excellent lighting for photography enthusiasts). The park offers excellent photos almost everywhere one turns. … [Read more...]
Top 6 Must-Visit Spots In Badlands National Park
The Top 6 Spots in Badlands National Park Badlands National Park, located in South Dakota, is a mesmerizing landscape of rugged beauty, steep canyons, towering spires, and expansive prairies. Known for its unique geological formations and abundant wildlife, the park attracts adventurers and nature lovers from across the globe. If you’re planning a visit, here are the top six must-see spots in Badlands National Park that should be on your … [Read more...]
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