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...travel Route 66
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The Golden State Trip

You've always dreamed about taking this trip.  Drive up the Pacific Coast Highway through towns like Pismo Beach, Morro Bay, and Pebble Beach, then head east to explore Yosemite Valley.  Then experience a refreshing oasis in the Anza Borrego Desert before stopping in San Diego, and a hike on the Channel Islands, off the Southern California Coast.

Pick Your Adventure...

Walking On Athabasca Glacier

A drive through the Canadian Rockies provides an unusual chance at a once-in-a-lifetime experience: the opportunity to safely walk on top of a huge, ancient glacier.  It's melting, though, so get your crevasse moving.

The "Other" California Coast

Most people think of the Big Sur region of California as its most dramatic coastline.  They must not have seen the Lost Coast, north of San Francisco.  A narrow, lonely road takes you to a place where cows enjoy some of America's most beautiful real estate.

Where Angels Fear To Tread

It's the centerpiece of Zion National Park, but getting to the top of Angels Landing will require some huffing, puffing, and nerves of steel.  Only a few feet of rock stand between you and a dramatic drop -- on both sides.  Just hold onto those chains, and you'll be fine.

Take The High Road, The Really High Road

Driving through Rocky Mountain National Park takes you to new heights, along the highest continuous road in America.  Oh, and the scenery will make it tough to catch your breath, too.

One Heck Of A Hole In The Ground

Carlsbad Caverns is probably a lot different than any other cave you've explored.  It's big -- so big, you probably won't feel claustrophobic.  The stalactites and stalagmites are probably bigger than anything you've seen anywhere else, too.  And, you can explore on your own -- no need to stop and go with a tour group. 

So Bad, But So Good

South Dakota's Badlands aren't bad at all, so long as you've got a gallon of water and a full tank of gas.  Here, nature is harsh and beautiful, all at the same time.  Spend an entire day captivated by erosion.  Seriously, you can.