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This Nebraska Tradition Is a Thrilling Way to Cool Off in the Summer—Here’s How to Go ‘Tanking’
Nebraska’s quirky "tanking" tradition lets adventurers drift down river in repurposed livestock tanks, a pastime that began with a rancher’s improvised float. Outfitters such as Get Tanked and Crazy Rayz Tanking now rent ready‑made tanks, turning the activity into a seasonal tourism draw. The experience accommodates four to six adults, includes amenities like seating and speakers, and runs on rivers including the Cedar, Niobrara, and North Platte. Rental prices range from $80 to $150, with trips lasting two to six hours.
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The 10 Best Binoculars for Travel, Tested and Reviewed
Travel + Leisure tested 19 binocular models on trips ranging from Kenyan safaris to Antarctic cruises to identify the best travel‑ready optics. The Vortex Crossfire HD 10x42 emerged as the top pick, praised for crystal‑clear 10× magnification, waterproof construction and a lifetime warranty. Compact...
Under Canvas Opens White Mountains Camp in New Hampshire
Under Canvas has opened Under Canvas White Mountains, its first camp in New Hampshire and the 17th location in its nationwide portfolio. The 86‑acre site on the western edge of the White Mountains features 45 safari‑style tents, including a sky‑viewing Stargazer...
Hudson Valley Bound? Here’s Our Town-by-Town Guide For Your Next Trip
The Hudson Valley guide spotlights each town’s unique draw, from Hudson’s newly opened Pocketbook Hotel bathhouse to Kingston’s revived Sojourner Truth State Park and Beacon’s world‑renowned Dia Beacon museum. It details culinary highlights such as the Culinary Institute of America in...
The Lisbon Hour That Photographers Cross Oceans For
In early June, Lisbon experiences a unique evening light that begins around seven p.m., when the Tagus breeze cools the city and the sun’s low angle turns the iconic blue tiles into lavender‑peach tones. The phenomenon, prized by photographers worldwide, lasts...
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I Lived in Hawaii for 10 Years and This Is the No. 1 Island Everyone Should Visit—With Scenic Waterfalls and...
Maui has been crowned the No. 1 island in Travel+Leisure’s 2025 World’s Best Awards, thanks to its mix of dramatic landscapes, 80‑plus beaches and a thriving luxury‑hotel scene. Visitors can hike Haleakala’s 10,023‑foot crater, drive the iconic Road to Hana, or...
Portugal Holidays: Why The Algarve Offers so Much More than Just Beaches
The Via Algarviana is a 300‑km hiking trail that links Portugal’s Spanish border to the Atlantic, showcasing the Algarve’s mountains, cork forests, Neolithic menhirs and historic towns such as Silves. Along the route travelers encounter thriving cork production, which supplies...
Why Should You Choose the Everest Base Camp Trek?
The Everest Base Camp trek remains Nepal’s flagship adventure, drawing thousands each year to witness the world’s highest peak and surrounding Himalayan scenery. Travelers experience a blend of dramatic mountain vistas, Sherpa villages, monasteries, and comfortable tea‑house lodgings. Spring (March‑May)...
Kuaii Amazonas, the Gateway to an Authentic Amazonian Experience
Kuaii Amazonas, an ecolodge in Peru’s Tambopata region, will open in May 2027 through a partnership between the Ese Eja Indigenous Community of Infierno and Rainforest Expeditions. The lodge blends comfort with authentic cultural immersion, positioning itself as a gateway to the...
Bentonville Is Having Its Moment — And It's Only Getting Started
Bentonville, Arkansas, is cementing its reputation as a premier adventure‑travel hub with the 2026 opening of OZ Trails Bike Park, the state’s first lift‑served mountain‑bike facility. The park features over 20 miles of purpose‑built downhill trails, a high‑speed quad lift,...
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Your Complete Guide to Visiting Voyageurs National Park
Voyageurs National Park, a 218,055‑acre wilderness of 30 lakes, 500 islands and 655 miles of shoreline, remains one of the nation’s least‑visited parks but boasts International Dark Sky Park status. Most attractions are accessed by water, with campsites, houseboats and...
Forget Sequoia National Park, Visit California's State Recreation Area With Fishing, Redwoods, And Fewer Crowds
Harry A. Merlo State Recreation Area, a 955‑acre coastal park in northern California, offers towering 380‑foot coast redwoods and a 1,600‑acre lagoon ideal for fishing. The park draws roughly 9,000 visitors a year—far fewer than the 1.2 million who flock to...
Between Pittsburgh And Allentown Is Pennsylvania's Scenic Preserve For Hiking, Mountain Views, And Wildlife
The 640‑acre Brush Mountain Preserve in western Pennsylvania’s Allegheny Mountains offers an easy 2.2‑mile loop with a modest 400‑foot elevation gain, delivering panoramic mountain views and abundant wildlife. The preserve protects rare species such as the endangered Indiana bat and...
10 Old-Growth Forests That Have Been Around Longer Than America Itself
The article lists ten U.S. old‑growth forests that predate the nation’s founding, highlighting that only about 7 % of America’s forestland remains old‑growth after centuries of logging. It details the massive scale of Tongass National Forest (≈17 million acres) and the ancient...
Scottish World Cup Fan Goes Viral by Walking From LA to New York to Show American’s It’s Possible
Scottish fan Craig Ferguson, 22, is nearing the end of a 3,000‑mile trek from Los Angeles to Boston, aiming to arrive before Scotland’s opening match at the 2026 FIFA World Cup on June 14. The "Tartan Trek" involves walking the equivalent...