October proved to be a great time to visit Fairbanks, Alaska. Fairbanks is located approximately 350 miles North of Anchorage Read more
We've done four bike and barge trips now, and they just keep getting better and better! If you aren't familiar, Read more
On the 7th day we departed early from the ship and traveled by bus to our hotel in South Queensferry, Read more
Our last day on the bikes unfortunately started out as another wet one. Because of the weather forecast and steady Read more
Bike day 5 was our first rainy day of the trip. Because of the rain we waved off the side Read more
Our bike ride for the fourth day started with a drop off at the Inverlussa Mussel Farm in Loch Spelve Read more
Our third biking day we cycled from the South end of Jura at Craighouse, nearly to the North end in Read more
Our second day of biking was a short circular ride from Crinan to several fascinating historical sites on the peninsula Read more
This was the first full day of our bike and barge trip to the Islays of Scotland, after a terrible Read more
Seneca Rocks are a very recognizable formation that juts more than 900 feet above the North Fork River in the Read more
Spruce Knob is West Virginia's highest peak at 4,863 ft. The access road to the trail is a long and Read more
Shark Valley is one of the three main entrances and visitors centers for Everglades National Park. The Shark Valley entrance Read more
Everglades National Park is one of the most amazing outdoor natural venues we've had the pleasure of visiting! At more Read more
Myakka State Park is one of Florida’s oldest and largest parks. More than 14 miles of the scenic Myakka River Read more
The Spokane River Centennial State Park Trail is a 40-mile, 526-acre paved trail through eastern Washington from Spokane's Nine Mile Read more
The Route of the Hiawatha is one of the most dramatic rails to trails projects in the U.S. The route Read more
Pine Creek Falls is a fun 3.0 mile round trip hike to an impressive waterfall on Pine Creek near Livingston Read more
The Olson Creek Trail (also known as the Olson-Stone Trail) is a 10.3 mile moderately trafficked point-to-point trail located off Read more