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About Arizona’s Red Rock Country
Often considered to be the second biggest attraction in Arizona after the Grand Canyon, Sedona and the surrounding area will dazzle you with the jaw-dropping allure of its red rocks, monolithic formations that appear in every hue from burnt sienna to rust to salmon to carrot top to–well, you get the idea. Truly the display…
Read MoreActivities in and Around Mt. Washington Valley
Home to Mt. Washington, the highest peak in northeastern United States, an impressive beacon that measures an elevation of 6,288 feet, and the White Mountains, the most rugged mountain range in New England, it’s no wonder that this part of New Hampshire serves as an epicenter of outdoor activities year-round. The Appalachian Trail cuts clear…
Read MoreAlbuquerque Outside
With over 300 days of sunshine each year, Albuquerque is an outstanding place to visit if you love the outdoors! The city has numerous hiking and biking trails along the Rio Grande River and in the Sandia Mountains and Sandia Foothills and over a dozen golf courses. The Sandia Peak Ski Area is easily accessed…
Read MoreAdventures Await! Your Melbourne Outdoor Bucket List
Hey there adventure seekers! MapGeek here, and have I got the scoop on some awesome outdoor action in Melbourne, Florida. Ditch those screens and let’s get exploring – there’s way more to the Space Coast than just rocket launches! Animal Encounters Want to meet some amazing animals? Florida Wildlife Hospital, established in 1973, has been…
Read MoreAlmost Complete Guide to Mt. Washingon Valley
Visitors to Mt. Washington Valley often pray for a rainy day. That way they can do guilt-free shopping and not be thinking that they should be out climbing a mountain. Actually the shopping is so good here that most people don’t mind taking off a half day or even a full day from their athletic…
Read MoreAn Almost Complete Guide- Leonardtown, California and Lexington Park
Like Solomons, Leonardtown, California and Lexington Park have also grown in popularity for visitors and second home owners over the years. To drive here from the DC area only takes about an hour and twenty minutes, depending on the traffic. California and Lexington Park are big on all the modern conveniences of well-developed communities–especially ones…
Read MoreAlluring Ameila Island
Imagine Florida at its finest, enhanced by southern charm. Amelia Island is as lovely as its name. (Doesn’t Amelia conjure up thoughts of grace and beauty?) Named for Princess Amelia, daughter of George II of England, Amelia Island does indeed possess a delightful blend of pristine nature and historic architecture along with many wonderful places…
Read MoreRocky Mountain High
As one of the most visited national parks in America and also one of the highest, Rocky Mountain National Park guarantees an elevated experience for lover’s of the outdoors. Come and spend a chunk of time at Estes Park for there is much to see and do there and in this nearby national park that…
Read MoreSanta Monica and its Neighborhoods
This beachfront city ranks as one of America’s most exciting destinations. By the early twentieth century, Santa Monica was well established as a resort town and since then it has grown into an oh-so happening place that possesses much of the clout of L.A. while retaining the appeal of a super-friendly oceanside community. With a…
Read MoreRevving it up at Daytona Beach
Daytona’s super wide, twenty-three-mile stretch of hard-packed sand beach is largely responsible for making it what it is today:a terrific play land for beach and car enthusiasts that facilitates fun all year long. With the glorious Florida sun and the magnificent Atlantic Ocean as its cohorts, Daytona Beach marries its natural beauty with manmade events…
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