Yoga On the Road #1 New Series from Guidebook America: Yoga On the Road Welcome to the first installment of Yoga On the Road, our newest series, from Guidebook America. In this series we will begin with covering all the great ways you can take yoga on the road with you wherever your travels take you. Tips, poses, accessories, what [Read More]
Hiking is a much loved and wonderful activity and in some areas of the United States can be done year round. It can be mild or strenuous, a half day hike or a week-long vacation, it’s all up to you. Hiking is a great way to get out in nature whether on a vacation or in your local area. Explore [Read More]
Traveling with Yoga Yoga may be practiced almost anywhere, any time, so it is not necessary to interrupt your routine while you travel. As a matter of fact, yoga on the road can be just as satisfying, or more, in different ways. Part of the point of taking a trip is to get a break from routine and this includes [Read More]
Bull Shoals Lake is Incredible Fishery for Bassmaster Elite Anglers, Amateurs or Families by Jill M. Rohrbach, travel writer Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism Bull Shoals Lake is an incredible fishery – just ask a pro, especially those at the recent Bassmaster Elite Series TroKar Quest held April 19-22 on this 60,000-acre impoundment. “Most definitely this is one of [Read More]
Get on Your Bike and Ride! Tax Free Spring & Summer Bed & Breakfast Packages in Connecticut's Quiet Corner May 2, 2012, Pomfret, CT … To help travelers balance high gas prices in a time of tight budgets, Hickory Hill Bed & Breakfast in Pomfret, CT, is offering to pay their guests' lodging and state sales taxes in the [Read More]
ASPEN,CO. – With Spring in the air it’s time to register for Aspen’s unofficial kick-off to the cycling season – the Aspen Cycling Festival. Held May 19-20, 2012, the Aspen Cycling Festival features two classic cycling races – the Ride for the Pass and Aspen Criterium. Ride for the Pass, on May 19, allows racers to go where no car has [Read More]
New Natural Area Protects Rare Species by Zoie Clift, travel writer Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism Natural areas can be found across Arkansas and they protect the diverse ecosystems that are found in the state. The Longview Saline Natural Area in Ashley County is a new addition to the lineup. The area borders a stretch of the Saline River [Read More]
National Park Week April 21-29 'Picture Yourself in a National Park' Page, AZ -Come enjoy your parks! Entrance into the parks and all National Park Service programs are FREE during National Park Week April 21-29. Glen Canyon National Recreation Area will be hosting the following events to celebrate: April 20th, 9am – 12pm: Glen Canyon National Recreation Area staff [Read More]
Texas Offers New Attractions for Spring and Summer Travel 2012 Marks Openings of Family-Friendly Parks, Museums and More Austin, TX– The Lone Star State has always been an exciting destination for family fun, and this year is no exception, with spring and summer marking the debut of numerous attractions, parks, outdoor experiences and more. Visitors of all ages will find [Read More]
Whales & Glaciers: Citizen Science Adventure Juneau, Alaska – Alaska’s Cruise Passengers Give Back through Voluntour Opportunities with Alaskan Non-Profits and a Local Tour Operator. Gastineau Guiding Company’s innovative eco-tour program, Whales & Glaciers: Citizen Science Adventure, enables cruise line guests to engage their surroundings by observing and recording specific data for scientific purposes. "Gastineau Guiding operates this tour [Read More]
