At one point in time these towns were a place to call home for many weary miners and travelers alike. Today, they are little more than ruins, left behind to be eventually forget. New Mexico ghost towns are both rich with history and educational opportunities, not to mention are a bit thrilling to visit. Their […]
6 Southern California Cemeteries You Need to See
There are no shortage of Southern California cemeteries. Some lay the most famous celebrities in the world to rest. Others are the burial grounds for those lost in early California battles. Regardless who lies beneath the soil, these cemeteries all have one thing in common: they are worth a visit. Whether you’re looking to pay your […]
10 Outlandish Abandoned Places in New York
New York is known for many of its infamous structures: the One World Trade Center, Empire State Building, and Chrysler Building just to name a few. Highly populated, tall buildings shooting straight into the sky have come to overshadow the forgotten structures of New York, some centuries old. From gutted smallpox hospitals to a castle […]
10 Haunted Forests You’d Never Want to Hike in
There’s something eerie about walking through any forest. The inexplicable fog, lack of noise, no one in sight, it all leads to chills running down your spine. Yet, many hiking trails require a walk in the woods around the world. You’ve seen the slasher movies and “documentaries” filmed in the middle of the woods, all […]
8 Awesomely Weird Virginia Abandoned Places
Virginia may be one of the smallest states in the country, however it is home to a number of uniquely awesome abandoned locations. From haunted amusement parks to ghost towns left for ruins, there is no shortage of places thrill seekers won’t want to miss. Whether you live close to the nation’s capital or further […]
6 Beaches Where You Can Soak Up the Sun with Wildlife
Some travel the world in search of the best white sand beaches. Then there are those who long to bask beneath the sun with a penguin by their side. From Hawaii to South Africa, you can find beaches all over the world inhabited by wildlife. These creatures graciously share their homes with tourists while going […]
Hike to Lake Hodges Dam | San Diego, CA
Lake Hodges Dam is a nearly 100-year-old, multiple-arch dam that sits atop the San Dieguito River. You can find this dam approximately 31 miles north of San Diego, just beyond the city of Escondido. When full, the Lake Hodges reservoir can support 1,234 acres, has a maximum water depth of 115 feet, and 27 miles […]
The Flower Fields at Carlsbad Ranch | San Diego, CA
It is every girl’s dream, stepping into a never-ending field of brightly colored flowers. Bursts of pink, tangerine, and chartreuse are abundant at The Flower Fields at Carlsbad Ranch, one of San Diego’s best seasonal flower displays. For a girl that loves extravagant displays of color and has a sincere passion for the outdoors, spending […]
Desert View Tower & Boulder Park | San Diego, CA
When I am looking to switch up my weekend routine or feel a sense of wanderlust, I often look for intriguing destinations to visit. The Desert View Tower and Boulder Park in Jacumba is eclectic, unique, other-worldly, and so much more. One sunny San Diego afternoon I made the decision to see what the Desert View Tower […]
Steele Canyon Abandoned Homes | Jamul, CA
Warning: the Steele Canyon abandoned homes are a no trespassing zone. There are several signs along the trail that clearly state this. Explore at your own risk as this area is not only off limits but also highly dangerous. There is something truly fascinating about discovering a home that has been left for ruins in […]