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  Gold In Them Thar Hills? Gold strikes and tales of buried treasure are inextricably woven into Arizona’s history. Gold fever began in 1858 when Jacob Snively discovered a placer …

Sometimes the best way to make sure you camp next to good neighbors is to be the good camping neighbor. Here are a few tips to make sure you’re not …

  Yellowstone’s Delightfully Strange And Interactive Hot Spring Of all the gems at Yellowstone National Park, and there are thousands of them, Boiling River is one of the few you …

  Get Under The Upper Peninsula One of the most unique features of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula – a place full of unique features – is the old Delaware Copper Mine. …

Multiple days on the road and countless hours packed close together in the truck or minivan can seem like the perfect recipe for familial disaster. But it doesn’t have to …

  A Walk Along The Treetops Nestled deep in the Adirondacks is The Wild Center, a natural history museum and mountain park that showcases the distinctive features and ecology unique to …

History Emerges From Lake Mead Completed in 1935, Hoover Dam was constructed to provide much-needed hydroelectric power and water for the rapidly growing Southwestern United States. Straddling the Arizona-Nevada border, …

  Lake Michigan’s Treasure Trove Of Shipwrecks The Lake Michigan waters around North and South Manitou Islands, an old shipping lane and safe haven for steamers and freighters in the …

7 sweet rides for the ultimate summer road trip By Erin Gifford Published June 24, 2016 FoxNews.com   Road trip season is here. You could load up the kids in the …