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Josh Hewitt
Avid traveler and photographer who loves to see new places, meet new people, and experience new things. There is so much this world can teach us, we just need to explore!
The Ultimate Acadia National Park Guide for Travelers
Crashing waves, granite peaks, and forests that glow with coastal light—Acadia has a way of pulling you in from the moment you arrive. This Acadia National Park guide is designed to help you navigate the park’s rugged beauty, from its iconic summit views to the quiet corners where the crowds thin and the scenery feels entirely your own. Whether you’re here for sunrise on Cadillac Mountain or a peaceful walk along the shoreline, Acadia rewards every kind of traveler.
Friday Sound-off: Is Global Entry Still Worth it?
However, in the years since the CBP started offering Global Entry, they have made some big strides in automating the entry process. A few years back, CBP released a new Mobile Passport App (pictured below) that is available through the Apple App Store or Google Play that does a fantastic job of streamlining the global entry process.
Our Stuck in the Serengeti Adventure
Have you ever been stuck in the Serengeti? Well, we have. And let me say, it was quite the adventure. It took nearly 4 hours and almost a dozen men to get us out of the mud on the Ndutu Plains. But it could have been much worse. Find out how….
Why National Park Fee Increases Would Not Be a Bad Thing
Conservation should be the first priority, and that means sometimes we need to make sacrifices to ensure that these national treasures are preserved for future generations.
Top Outdoor Adventure Movies to Inspire Your Next Big Adventure
There is nothing better than snuggling up next to a warm fire on a cold winter night with those you love and watching a good movie. If you are like me, you can’t get enough of outdoor adventure movies. Nothing gets me more excited about planning my next trip than watching a great adventure. If you are looking for the top outdoor adventure movies to watch with your family and friends, then you have come to the right place. In this article, I am going to review some of the top adventure documentaries on my all-time list.
Everything You Need to Visit Arches National Park Guide
Rising red rock fins, sweeping desert vistas, and more than 2,000 natural stone arches make this landscape feel almost otherworldly—and that’s exactly why travelers return again and again. This Arches National Park Guide is designed to help you understand the park’s unique geology, its most iconic formations, and the best ways to explore them without feeling rushed or overwhelmed. Whether you’re planning a quick stop or a full day of adventure, this guide sets the stage for a memorable visit.
A Complete Yellowstone and Grand Teton Visitor Guide
The vast landscapes of Yellowstone and Grand Teton create one of the most dramatic travel pairings in the American West, where geothermal wonders meet jagged alpine peaks. This guide is designed to help you navigate both parks with confidence—whether you’re chasing wildlife sightings at dawn, planning scenic drives, or simply hoping to understand how these two iconic destinations complement each other. Together, they offer a rare blend of raw power and quiet beauty that rewards every type of traveler.
Travel Planning Advice Part 2 – Planning Your Trip
If you were following along with your own trip in mind, you should have a compiled list of all of the things your group would like to see, ranked in order of what your group would like to see the most, and a map with all of these places laid out on it. If you haven’t done that yet, I suggest you go back and do that before reading this article any further. It will be awfully difficult to start planning the “how”, or the logistics, of your trip if you don’t yet know what you want to see and where those things are.
Travel Planning Advice Part 1 – Deciding Where to Travel
Now, before I get too far into outlining my process, let me be the first to say that I am in no way claiming to be an expert. Unless of course you call someone who has booked a hotel up a mountain in Switzerland with little access in or out in good weather, let along a snow storm, an expert.
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