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Explore Gettysburg National Military Park
Battlefield. Memorial. Graveyard. Gettysburg National Military Park www.nps.gov/gett/ is all of these things and more. Not only does the excellent Gettysburg Museum of the American Civil War offer a good primer on the conflict; but the vast Gettysburg battlefield and … Read More
Pinnacles National Park Adds Wheelchair-Accessible Tent Cabins
Located east of the Salinas Valley between Hollister and King City, Pinnacles National Park (www.nps.gov/pinn) is California’s newest national park. The site of an ancient volcanic eruption, the area is covered with spire like formations that were created … Read More
Enjoy The Broadmoor — The Place to Stay in Colorado Springs
Built in 1918 by Spencer Brown, The Broadmoor (https://www.broadmoor.com/) has long been know as a five-star luxury retreat. Over the years this Grand Dame of the Rockies has undergone numerous additions and upgrades, and today this historic property … Read More
Riordan Mansion – Haunted or Not?
Located in Flagstaff, Arizona, Riordan Mansion (www.azstateparks.com/riordan-mansion) has had some strange goings on over the years. But are these mysterious sights and sounds caused by otherworldly influences or are they merely the result of overactive imaginations? Well the … Read More
Farragut State Park — Haunted or Haunting?
Located in the Idaho panhandle, Farragut State Park (parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/parks/farragut) was once the site of the second largest WWII naval training facility in the country. At its peak the base housed over 100,000 people and included the largest hospital … Read More
Visit Jack London’s Former Home and Sanctuary
Located on an idyllic plot in peaceful Glen Ellen, Jack London State Historic Park (jacklondonpark.com) offers a personal look at the famed writer’s adventure-filled life. An avid sailor, London spent most of his life cruising around the world … Read More
