Home to nearly a million people, Oahu is the third-largest of the Hawaiian Islands and home to the state’s capital, Honolulu, which lies on the southeast coast. With nearly 600 square miles of land, it’s among the largest islands in the United States. It boasts nearly 230 miles of shoreline and is primarily comprised of …
Nebraska is a landlocked state that is rather flat but beautiful in a unique way. Nebraska is known for their beef and corn production – in fact, the cows outnumber the residents by a ratio of 3:1. The western part of Nebraska that is situated along the Niobrara River features some picturesque views, with beautiful …
Rushing water often helps us to feel peaceful and less stressed, and many people seek out these natural beauties to rejuvenate themselves. Maybe it’s the sound of the water, knowing how powerful nature is, or something else entirely. There is certainly beauty in cascading water that rolls from any height over limestone or other rocky …
Mississippi is home to several rivers, but given its southern location, many people forget there are some small mountains that can result in some impressively tall waterfalls. Many of our most amazing waterfalls in Mississippi are quaint in size and nature, but this doesn’t diminish their natural beauty. Take an easy hike through the natural …
Utah is one of the most amazing states in the whole of the United States because of the plethora of national parks and historic sites. Salt Lake City, with its Salt Lake and genealogy library, are just a few things that make a visit to Utah worthwhile. The fifteen amazing waterfalls – ideal for nature …
Iowa is not the first state that one thinks of when considering waterfalls, and many of the cascades here are, in fact, manmade spillways rather than natural falls. However, these impressive waterfalls are still gorgeous and well worth a visit if you are interested in getting into the great outdoors during a trip to Iowa. …
New Mexico is located in the southwestern part of the United States. It is known as one of the mountain states, familiar to many because of the ‘Four Corners’ between Colorado, Utah, and Arizona. New Mexico is the 36th most populous state in America and the fifth biggest state in size, with incredible nature parks …
Miami in Florida has a downtown which will take your breath away. DT Miami has an Atlantic Ocean waterfront lined with marinas, off-shore islands both natural and artificial and all backed by architecturally impressive high rise towers plus the odd palm tree or two. While Downtown Miami may be the oldest part of the city …
Let me take you on a journey to the flourishing city of Goodyear, Arizona. This vibrant city experienced rapid growth after 1990 when numerous residential communities began to spring up. One of the most notable developments is Estrella, which has become the largest and most inviting community for young couples and families. Nestled amidst breathtaking …
Sitka sits on the outer coast of Alaska’s Inside Passage and central to the sprawling Tongass National Forest. The blend of Russian and Tlingit past gives the city a unique feel, steeped in history it is also the place where the transfer ceremony took place after the US purchased Alaska from the Russians. Accessible only by …