Category: hiking
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New California National Park ‘Dos Rios’ to Open June 12

The 1,600-acre property, eight miles west of Modesto for decades housed dairy farms and almond orchards. It has now been restored to a broad natural floodplain, where visitors will be able to hike, watch birds and other wildlife, and have a picnic along the riverbanks.
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Ski, Play, Critique and Opine in The Beehive State—Northern Utah— 2024 Sundance Film Festival – January 18th to 28th

Utah is boasts a vibrant outdoors activity culture as well as Sundance Film and Shakespeare Festivals. In honor of the coming Sundance Festival, Favourite Haunts is suggesting some in festival and local activities to round out your stay.
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Favourite Resorts—Best Resorts in Mexico

Bask in the sun and immerse yourself in cerulean blue waters of white sand beaches while enjoying stunning panoramic views. Resorts with world-class amenities and five-star service in locales that have duty-free luxury brands. Get active with snorkeling, scuba diving or hit the links at lush golf courses. Our favorite resorts in Cabo San Lucas,…
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Fantastic Rocks and Where to Find Them – Devil’s Tower – Wyoming

Devil’s Tower is a tower of volcanic rock that rises to a height of 865 ft or 264 meters and spans 1347 acres from the hills bordering Belle Fourche River. Established in 1906, it was the first national monument in the U.S.
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Third Annual CraftHop returns over Veteran’s Day Weekend in Temecula Valley – Favourite Hops

Taste a wide variety of brews including hazy IPAs, pale ales, malty stouts, and barrel-aged strong ales. The third annual CraftHop returns, Friday, November 10 through Sunday, November 12. Participating breweries will offer drink specials and a free collectible logo glass at each stop. Visitors are encouraged to sip at their own pace using a self-guided…

