With perpetual sunshine and a plethora of public lands, it’s easy to see why Phoenix is attracting a growing stream of travelers each year. Read More...
A profile of Ada Hatch, 76, who spent the summer of 1962 working as one of the Southwest’s first woman archaeologists on the Glen Canyon Salvage Project. Read More...
Until last week, the last rockfall-related death in Yosemite was nearly two decades ago, but slides in the park are more common than you may... Read More...
One runner’s search for adventure and a fresh start in our newest—and now at-risk—national monument
I’m shivering in the back of my yello... Read More...
One of the crown jewels of California, Yosemite National Park boasts spectacular granite peaks, iconic waterfalls and pristine rivers and streams. Read More...
President Obama preserves 1.35 million acres in southern Utah
Just weeks after banning oil drilling in federally owned arctic waters, Oba... Read More...
Warm temps, sunshine and trails abound in these desert oases
When icy trails and dark days have you feeling down, look no further than th... Read More...
Each year, more than three million people visit Zion National Park for its plunging red cliffs, forested riverside trails and stunning slot canyons. Read More...
