Outdoor lovers, listen up: Greater Zion just dropped a new collab with Utah-based gear brand Coalatree, and it’s all about sustainable adventures. The limited-edition collection turns Coalatree’s eco-friendly staples into destination-inspired gear that screams Zion vibes — from the red-rock cliffs to the azure rivers. This isn’t just about looking good on the trail. 20% of proceeds go straight to the Zion Forever Project, the official nonprofit of Zion National Park, helping

The Great Sand Dunes have been holding it down for centuries. Native American tribes like the Ute and Comanche considered this place sacred, using the valley for ceremonies, hunting, and gathering. Archaeological evidence backs it up—this spot has serious cultural and spiritual clout. Later on, European settlers arrived, and some of their old homesteads still stand near the park entrance, giving a glimpse into the region’s more recent past.

Lucas spent most of his life grinding through work, family stuff and the daily hustle—but there was always one thing on his brain: Mesa Verde. The cliff dwellings had been on his bucket list forever. He kept telling himself, “Someday, I’ll make it there.” Then life threw him a curveball.

Located in southern New Mexico, White Sands National Park stands as one of the most breathtaking and unique landscapes in the United States.

Great Fountain Geyser erupting, in the Lower Geyser Basin of Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone National Park, renowned for its geothermal activity, is home to many breathtaking natural phenomena, including the famous Great Fountain Geyser. This spectacular geyser, known for its powerful eruptions, captivates visitors with its unique displays of nature’s force and beauty. Located in the park's Firehole Lake Drive area, the Great Fountain Geyser is one of the largest and m

If you’re chasing a weekend escape from the city grind, Red Rock Canyon State Park in California might just be the perfect spot. Tucked in the northern Mojave Desert, this rugged park is a haven for hikers, photographers, and anyone who just wants to breathe in some desert air.

Hiking offers an affordable way to explore nature, but travel costs, park fees and gear expenses can add up quickly. For outdoor enthusiasts looking to hit the trails without breaking the bank, choosing the right destinations and cutting costs creatively can make a big difference.

Yosemite National Park isn’t just one of America’s most famous outdoor spots. It’s packed with surprising facts that even regular visitors might not know. The California park covers more than 750,000 acres, and 95 percent of it is designated wilderness. That means most visitors only see a small part of what Yosemite really offers.

Submitted photo For the past decade, James Holloway has traded the comfort of four walls for the vast freedom of trails that stretch through America’s most breathtaking wilderness. At 39, the seasoned backpacker from Flagstaff, Arizona , has logged thousands of miles in boots, with the latest being a seven-day trek through Glacier National Park in Montana — a journey he says “challenged everything I’ve learned in ten years.” “I've made every mistake you can imagine." “Overpac

Beneath the wide, sun-bleached skies of northeastern Arizona, a forest unlike any other stretches across the high desert — its trees long since turned to stone, their colors as vivid as a desert sunrise. At Petrified Forest National Park, visitors aren’t just exploring a landscape; they’re walking through more than 200 million years of Earth's history.