Southern Ohio is full of surprises, from mysterious caves and hidden waterfalls to historic towns and rolling Appalachian foothills. This 5-day road trip takes you beyond the highways and cornfields to experience the region’s most scenic drives, outdoor adventures, and small-town charm.

Most of Yellowstone’s waters are too cold for swimming, but a few places inside and nearby the park allow visitors the chance to safely enjoy Yellowstone’s rivers, lakes, and nearby hot springs. Here are 7 places for swimming, soaking, boating, and water sports around Yellowstone National Park.

Yellowstone in August is a lively experience with the park in peak summer season. The weather is ideal for outdoor activities, the bison rut is in full swing, and although crowds are high, August brings long daylight hours to see all Yellowstone offers in one trip. Here’s what to expect when visiting Yellowstone in August!

July is a fantastic time to experience everything Yellowstone offers in one trip. It's also the busiest time in the park, as the weather’s great, school is out for the summer, and the park’s operating at full capacity. Here are six tips to help you avoid the traffic and crowds in July, plus what to expect from weather to wildlife and more!

Most places require miles of hiking or off-road driving to reach views even a fraction of this picturesque. But in the Canadian Rockies, the views are everywhere. When I say this is one of the dreamiest road trips, here’s what I mean…

The vibrancy of Lake Louise is even more striking from this skyline summit, where its creamy turquoise waters pop against the gray haze of the sky and the iconic Fairmont Chateau. But first, we have to earn this epic view!

Today officially begins our adventure along Highway 93 as we drive from Lake Louise to Jasper, a route often celebrated as one of the world’s ultimate road trips. An abundance of beauty makes the Canadian Rockies so magical—and this drive is about to take our breath away in more ways than one!

The Icefields Parkway is named after the Columbia Icefield, one of the largest accumulations of ice and snow south of the Arctic Circle. This massive icefield is the largest icefield in the Rocky Mountains and a must-stop on our road trip.

Athabasca Falls is our final stop along the Parkway before we reach Jasper. Known for its picturesque setting and the force of the plunging Athabasca River, the raw beauty and power of Athabasca Falls make it an incredible roadside stop.

As we refuel with comfort food after a peaceful morning in this charming, laid-back town, there’s zero doubt in either of our minds… We’re falling more in love with Jasper with every second (and every bite 😋)!