Adventure Travel Guides

Explore the rugged coastline and storied past of Fort Moultrie and Sullivan's Island on a manageable 3.5-mile hike. Perfect for history buffs and outdoor enthusiasts alike, this trail blends coastal beauty with compelling artifacts from America’s coastal defenses.

Kayak through a living history corridor on Antietam Creek, gliding beneath iconic Civil War bridges that hold stories nearly 160 years old. This accessible yet engaging paddle offers the perfect blend of outdoor challenge and historical insight for adventurers eager to connect with the past and nature alike.

Paddle through history along Alabama’s Coosa River, where the currents carry you past the storied battle sites of the Creek War. This route blends rugged adventure with deep cultural significance, challenging paddlers to engage with the land and legacy of a fiercely contested past.

Discover Fort Adams State Park, a living piece of coastal defense history in Newport, Rhode Island. Explore the fort’s vast stone walls and tunnels, enjoy panoramic views of Narragansett Bay, and prepare for a uniquely accessible adventure blending history and nature.

Montezuma Castle offers a rare glimpse into ancient cliffside life, inviting visitors to explore a remarkable Sinagua settlement perched high above Beaver Creek. This easy hike combines rewarding history, peaceful forested paths, and practical access, making it ideal for adventurers eager to connect with Arizona’s rugged past.

Explore the Blue Heron Mining Community in Stearns, Kentucky, where rugged history meets reclaimed wilderness. Walk trails that reveal coal mining stories woven into forested terrain, perfect for adventurers who appreciate both nature and heritage.

Step into the living history of the Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site, where riverside trails reveal the legacy of the Hidatsa and Mandan peoples. Experience a unique blend of open prairie and forest landscapes that invite both reflection and adventure.