Jenny Willden

There are plenty of reasons to head to Capitol Reef National Park in Utah, not the least of which is the wonderful views and park access you can expect from the nearby lodging options. Whether you’re on the hunt for something off-the-grid or a boutique hotel just steps away from a hiking path, staying in one of the spectacular vacation rentals and hotels near Capitol Reef National Park can make your trip that much more memorable.

This is one of the fanciest glampgrounds in Escalante, making it a great stop for travelers along Scenic Byway 12 who are exploring Utah’s national parks and monuments.

The San Francisco Bay Area is poised for action in 2026 with both Super Bowl LX and World Cup matches headed to Santa Clara’s Levi’s Stadium. This state-of-the-art venue just outside San Jose is home to the San Francisco 49ers and regularly hosts a range of large sporting events and concerts.

When most people think of vacations, they picture a weeklong adventure that’s been marked on the calendar for weeks. While there’s nothing like a long escape from work and stress, sometimes taking a quick trip over a long weekend is just what the doctor ordered. And there's nothing better than a short vacation in Park City, Utah.

Would you believe the first public Alpine ski village to be developed in North America in over 40 years is in Park City? It’s true, and it’s already well underway at Deer Valley East Village. This landmark development marks the largest resort expansion in ski industry history, adding 3,700 acres of ski-only terrain, 135 new ski runs, 16 state-of-the-art lifts, and a 10-passenger gondola.

Most know Canyons Village as the winter gateway to Park City Mountain Resort’s slopes, but it’s much more than a winter base camp for the United States’ largest ski resort. Canyons Village is also an exciting summer and fall destination and located adjacent to epic hiking, biking and golf, plus a bevy of shopping, dining and lodging options.

Aspen and Vail are two popular Colorado locations where skiing remains king. However, snow’s not the only draw. With towering mountain peaks and surging rivers, there are plenty of outdoor activities to entice you in these two legendary cities all year round.

Do you dream of climbing to the top of the Eiffel Tower, exploring the ruins of Machu Picchu, or seeing the northern lights from an Icelandic cabin? Use this step-by-step guide to easily curate your bucket-list trip.

Super Bowl LX turns the San Francisco Bay Area into a weeklong celebration—one that stretches far beyond just the Feb. 8 game day at Santa Clara’s Levi’s Stadium.

The United States of America turns 250 on July 4, 2026, making this year a great time to explore the country up close — or rediscover some of its most iconic landmarks and landscapes. While America’s vast size means you could endlessly explore its wonders, we’ve narrowed this list to 12 places to celebrate the nation’s semiquincentennial birthday.

Kimball Junction, a neighborhood of Park City, has a variety of national brand names, but it’s best known for its locally run businesses. Along with retail shops and restaurants, it has become a growing hub for wellness centers and fitness studios.

Upgrade your après ski routine with an indulgent spa visit this winter, or in some cases lazily dream about what’s to come.

Looking for a winter activity that offers all the thrills of skiing without the long lift lines and hefty ticket prices? Give snowmobiling a shot. These powerful machines can take you deep into the Wasatch Back, providing access to untouched powder bowls, snowy meadows, and groomed terrain throughout the Uinta and Wasatch Mountains.

Suisun Valley was established as an appellation in 1982, and while it shares a climate and county border with Napa Valley, this predominantly agricultural area grew slowly as a wine destination. oday the word is out on Suisun, but the pace here is slower, and bottles and tastings remain far more affordable than its Napa neighbors.