California’s Highway 1 is a legend of all road trips in the US. The experience of admitting oneself to unspoiled scenic ocean views is exhilarating. This road trip stretches about 600 miles of rugged coastline from San Francisco to San Diego. Stop as frequently and stay as long as you want. You can start your Highway 1 road trip anywhere between SFO to San Diego. Starting your road trip from SFO is favorable as the...
Road Trip Stops from Texas to New Mexico
I never thought that a road trip from Texas to New Mexico will be one of my best road trips ever. The only thing that intrigued me about visiting New Mexico was “The Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta”. Being this yearly event, somehow our trip never materialized. But this year we decided to finally take the plunge and discover New Mexico’s other attractions that honestly left a deep impression of the State’s rich Native American culture...
White Sands National Park: The Fairyland of New Mexico
Welcome to the shimmering fairyland of White Sands National Park. I bet you have never seen something like this because there is no place like White Sands National Park in the whole World. Shiny, glossy, and pure white gypsum sand is home to 275 square miles of desert, creating the world’s largest gypsum dune field. Surrounded by San Andreas Mountains (to the west) and the Sacramento Mountains (to the east), the wave-like sand dunes are...
Be Awestruck at Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Mother nature never fails to amaze and the surreal beauty beneath the surface can be rightly experienced at Carlsbad Caverns National Park. This is one of the places that top the list when visiting New Mexico. Nestled in the Guadalupe Mountains of southeastern New Mexico, the cave’s limestone formations are some marvelous landscapes that will boggle one’s mind away. There are more than 100 caves in the park but the main attraction of Carlsbad Cavern...
The Alabama Hills: Your Ticket to Marvel
Are you craving for some good western rugged desert vibe? Look no further because The Alabama Hills is going to be your favorite spot. Funny thing it’s not in the state of Alabama rather they are along the Sierra Nevada region in California. The beautiful picturesque rock formation coupled with Mt Whitney as its backdrop offers dramatic scenery to enjoy rock climbing, hiking, trail running, and camping. Lone Pine is the nearest town where you...
Touring San Diego While On a Beach Break
The city of San Diego is a perfect blend of abundant sunshine, pristine beaches, multicultural flavors, and lively nightlife. Whether you are here as a solo traveler, couples gateway, or with your kids, San Diego is a complete savory package for everyone to have a good time. My trip to San Diego was short and quite interesting. While initially, I had planned for a beach getaway but kept on stumbling at the other local city...
Discover Lake Tahoe in Fall: Top Things To Do
Taking a trip to Lake Tahoe in the fall is a wonderful idea for a quick getaway. While the town is crowded with visitors during the summer and the winter months, the Fall season brings in distinct advantages. Firstly in this so-called offseason, the whole place is practically yours to enjoy at your own pace. Secondly, the weather is just perfect for outdoor activities. Thirdly, and most importantly, air tickets and accommodations are available at...
7 Breathtaking Scenic Fall Drives in Colorado
A scenic fall drive in Colorado is all about the journey through the golden aspen leaves shimmering on the hillsides, mountains powdered with snow, reflective lakes, and picturesque towns on the way. The state of Colorado has about 26 scenic byways and mountain passes and with the arrival of fall colors, the whole state just sparkles (https://www.codot.gov/travel/scenic-byways ). I had the opportunity to visit Colorado twice both times in the fall season, and it was...