The Paisley Caves, located near Paisley, Oregon, are a system of caves in which significant archaeological discoveries have been made. The caves are named after the town of Paisley and a short drive from the Summer Lake Hot Springs campground…
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A volcanic tuff ring rising from the flat landscape of Oregon’s high desert, Fort Rock received its designation as a National Natural Landmark in January of 1976. Occupied as a natural shelter by Native American tribes who occupied the area…
At the bottom of a volcanic fissure spanning two miles long and over seventy feet deep, Crack-in-the-Ground is one of Oregon’s most unique hiking trails. Finding Crack in the Ground “Normally, fissures like this one are filled with soil and…
The best family road trips are spaced out with fun sightseeing and activities everywhere you go. Make your stop in Colorado unforgettable by experiencing the Rocky Mountains how they were supposed to be experienced: in the great outdoors. One of…
When you think of lakes in the state of New Hampshire, most people think of Lake Winnipesauke or Lake Sunappee, as they are two of the largest lakes in the state. My family and I, however, decided on taking a…
Balknap Hot Springs is one of three Central Oregon hot springs within an easy one-hour drive of Eugene. Located on the McKenzie River, the springs were discovered and initially developed by R.S. Belknap in 1869. Visitor’s to today’s Belknap Hot…