Travel guides to America’s most interesting destinations — from Key West to the Space Coast, New Orleans to the Black Hills. History, food, and the places worth the drive.
It’s been called “peacefully strange” and that sums it up well. This small, high-desert, west Texas town. A surprising arts hub and the site of a supernatural phenomenon has people flocking to the unassuming town of Marfa, Texas.
Some say it is one of America’s last frontiers.
It is definitely a town built on self-discovery.
Fort Davis is one of the best examples remaining of a military outpost in the American Southwest. It is a reminder of the role the military played in the settlement and development of the West. Fort Davis is one of fourteen forts in the frontier fort system protecting emigrants, mail coaches, and freight wagons on the San Antonio-El Paso Road and the Chihuahua Trail.
The Spanish colonial mission were established in the early 1700s when the world was expanding and cultures were intertwining. Today they are a World Heritage Site in the heart of San Antonio for all to enjoy.
Built to honor and memorialize the men and women who served, fought, and died for our country. Particularly, those from Dona Ana County and the Las Cruces area.
NESTLED AT THE BASE OF THE ORGAN MOUNTAINS LAS CRUCES NEIGHBORS WHITE SANDS NATIONAL PARK. WHILE EMBRACING THE CULTURE, FOOD, AND VIEWS THAT MAKE NEW MEXICO AN INCREDIBLE PLACE TO VISIT OVER AND OVER AGAIN.
While the greater Phoenix area isn’t typically top of your must-see travel list, it is a great place to do a lot of things. Whether you are interested in exploring the desert during a hike, scenic drive, or just view the oddities of the desert there is something for everyone in Phoenix. Here are a few socially distanced activities we found in the area.
