Utah is also home to some of the most incredible landscapes in the entire world with lots of national parks highlighted by the “Mighty Five” which includes the Canyonlands National Park. With gorgeous landscapes like these, there are plenty of tours that you can enjoy such as the Arches National Park Tour, Monument Valley Tour, Bryce Canyon Tour, Grand Staircase Escalante Tour, and the Zion National Park Tour.
Just because summer is over doesn't mean you can't take a vacation! Cool autumn days are just around the corner, the perfect time for a weekend trip through the woods. And there's nowhere better to witness fall than on an Acadia National Park tour in Maine!
Absolutely! Self-guided tours like this one are one of the best ways to visit America’s national parks. Traditional guided tours are often crowded, meaning that you can struggle to see iconic park views. You also have to follow a set schedule that might not meet your needs. Action Tour Guide’s Joshua Tree National Park Tour […]
The park is in Southern California - just two and a half hours east of Los Angeles and only 50 minutes from Palm Springs. With these major destinations just a drive away, you can easily make a Joshua Tree National Park tour fit into a larger Californian vacation!
Are dogs allowed in Joshua Tree National Park? This self-guided tour makes it easy to comply with the park’s pet rules while still having fun exploring.
Winter is coming! And tropical getaways seem so enticing. Mexico & Hawaii are lovely to visit in December but do also check out the Rocky Mountains, a tour of California, Florida, Great Smoky Mountains & the Gettysburg auto tour.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park is split between two states: North Carolina and Tennessee. The Appalachian Mountain Range separates North Carolina and Tennessee. On your Great Smoky Mountain tour, you'll pass right through a mountain pass called Newfound Gap.
While Rocky Mountain National Park shines all year long, if we had to pick one month to visit this park, it'd have to be September. Why? Well, for starters, it's a perfect time to take Rocky Mountain tours like this one.
The Great Smoky Mountains are constantly shrouded in fog and mist. But it's not caused by weather - it's caused by the plants. Mind = blown!
Great Smoky Mountains National Park covers 520,000 acres, or about 800 square miles!
