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Did you know that the U.S. National Park Service is divided into different types of parks? They’re known as official units, and the National Parks (like Yellowstone or the Grand Canyon) usually get the most press.
Today, however, I thought I’d highlight one of its lesser known units – the U.S. National Historic Sites! Both this and National Historical Park designation...
Fun fact – there are over 400 places that are part of the US National Park System and not every unit has “National Park” in the name. When it comes to the country’s coastal areas, they’re often referred to as National Lakeshores or National Seashores.
Since I’ve visited two of them on the most
As a huge fan of our US National Parks, I feel like I’ve been visiting them since I was a kid! They’re one of the best things about this country, and every time I get a chance to visit one of the 433 official NPS locations, I feel like a kid on Christmas.
It occurred to me recently though, that some people may have yet to ever visit a national park. And if they have...
“Second” or “B-side city” refers to a destination often less well-known than its bigger counterpart in the same region or country. However, in my travels, I have enjoyed visiting quite a few that deserve all the love and attention. Here is my list of favorite, attention-worthy destinations full of character and charm and with so much to explore!
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Part of the fun of road tripping Route 66 is figuring out where to stay. Just imagine driving all day and pulling up to a cool motel with a bright neon sign advertising a room vacancy. Or maybe it’s a historic inn with stories that predate Mother Road herself. Either way, as a big fan of unique hotels (if you know, you know ;)), I very much loved learning about the cool place...