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Park of the Week: Nicodemus National Historical Site, Kansas
Located in a town of 36 people, Nicodemus National Historical Site sheds light on pivotal moments in African-American history.
Park of the Week: Martin Van Buren National Historic Site
See a bit of upstate New York State while visiting the home of the first U.S. president actually born in the U.S.
Kenya Safari, from $1,599 with Six Nights' Hotel
This week's Smart Deal takes you to Kenya, where your six-night trip includes nine game-viewing drives.
Park of the Week: Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park
LBJ's former Texas ranch is now the site of a national park with historical exhibits, self-guided driving tours -- and cattle herds.
Park of the Week: Kenilworth Park & Aquatic Gardens
This Washington, D.C. park is a serene place to view butterflies, great blue herons, water lilies, and more.
Park of the Week: John Ericsson National Memorial, Washington, D.C.
We uncover the history behind this overlooked Washington, D.C. memorial, which happens to be the site of the first presidential interview with a female reporter.
Park of the Week: Ice Age National Scenic Trail
If you don't know much about the Ice Age you might enjoy a learning experience on the Ice Age National Scenic Trail, in mild-climate Wisconsin rather than a place as cold as the name…
Greenland: A World of Icebergs and Food
Most people already know about Greenland's melting glaciers, but what about its inventive cuisine (whale carpaccio, musk ox steak, reindeer with beets)? Some restaurants even have…
Alaska Cruisetours: A Pre-Season Primer
If a daylong excursion isn't enough to satisfy your curiosity about Alaska, consider booking a cruisetour that combines an Inside Passage cruise with a lengthier tour of the real…
5 Pet-Friendly Destinations in North America
There's no need to leave your dog at home if you book a hotel package in one of these pet-friendly cities. It's hard to say who will have a better time.
Walking Tours That Put a Spring in Your Step
Strap on your most comfortable shoes, and sign up for a walking vacation this spring. Other than soaking in the sublime views, you can't help but work up an appetite for the local food.
Photo Slideshow: Skiing 7 Resorts in 7 Days in Italy's Aosta Valley
The Valle d'Aosta -- or Aosta Valley -- in Italy's far northwest, is perfectly laid out for a multi-center European ski safari.
North American Ski Report: Seasonal Specials and Anniversary Celebrations
Mountains are meeting the challenges of the economy with reduced prices, special packages, and sweeteners to make your skiing escape cost less.
Slope Spec: Lake Louise's Natural Wonders
Lake Louise's ski terrain drapes from mountain to mountain in an almost-European fashion. But unlike Europe, where villages nestle in valleys, Lake Louise is in the middle of Banff…
6 Basic Survival Tips for Safely Getting In and Out of the Wild
With some simple precautions we can greatly enhance our safety in the backcountry and increase the odds of successfully confronting dire situations.
Putting a Little Bit of Wilderness Back in the Park System
Many of the most iconic units in the U.S. National Park System have no official wilderness designations, despite embracing thousands of acres of eligible acreage. Why not?
Helping Out in Blue Ridge and Yosemite National Parks
No matter how wonderful you think the National Park Service is, the agency can always use a helping hand. And, thankfully, there are groups ready to extend that helping hand.
Bringing Science Back to U.S. National Parks
The appointment of a National Park Service science advisor is a new role for the agency, and one that more than a few folks hope will broaden the Park Service's focus on science.
Talking to Newly Appointed Park Service Head Jon Jarvis
Despite issues involving wildlife, employee morale, competing user demands, and insufficient funds, Jon Jarvis thinks the timing of his arrival in Washington, D.C. as director of the…
Slope Specs: Two-Time Olympic Host Lake Placid Still Shines
In this Winter Olympic season, skiers' thoughts turn to previous venues. Lake Placid, N.Y. is the only North American two-time site, as well as the last real mountain village to host…
North American Ski Report: Early-Season Packages
Get a free day of skiing and staying in Salt Lake, treat the family to bargains in Waterville Valley, get to Mont Tremblant faster, and more news and deals that'll make the powder even…
Slope Specs: Glacial Challenges at Early Season Favorite Les Diablerets
Part of a ski region that includes the linked villages of Villars and Gryon in the French-speaking part of Switzerland, Les Diablerets commands attention for in the early season, the…
Slope Specs: In October, a Young Skier's Fancy Lightly Turns to Thoughts of Loveland
Savvy Colorado skiers and snowboarders of both genders and all ages start thinking about Loveland as soon as the days grow shorter and the aspens promise to turn golden.
The National Park System Finally Gets a Leader
Last week the U.S. Senate confirmed Jon Javis as director of the National Park Service. Here's what we can expect from the system's new leader.
How is Climate Change Affecting U.S. National Parks?
Tell-tale signs of climate change are visible across the National Park System if you look for their subtleties. Here's what the park service wants to do about it.