Five Years Of 5Point
More than 50 films are showing, and the guest speakers are a who's who of big wall climbers, kayakers, skiers, skateboarders, mountaineers and storytellers.
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Hike Through Seattle's Discovery Park For Stunning Sunset Views Over The Olympic Mountains
Seeing the sunset behind the Olympic Mountains is an awe-inspiring experience and you can see it by hiking through Seattle's largest city park: Discovery Park.
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Night Skiing Just Got A Whole Lot Brighter
The three-minute film, Afterglow, is from the combined efforts of Sweetgrass Productions, Swedish ad agency Ahlstrand Wållgren and Philips TV.
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Solo Travel: The Ultimate Guide To Traveling By Yourself And Loving It
If this is your first time considering a solo trip, you might want to prepare yourself. This type of travel has been known to change people's lives.
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Carmel-By-The-Sea Is The California Town That Feels Like A Fairytale
California is chock full of towns that have some sort of magical ambiance to them. Here is one seaside California town that feels like it's from a fairy tale.
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This Chilean National Park's Beautiful Scenery Is A Nature-Lover's Dream
Torres Del Paine National Park has skyrocketed in popularity for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts looking for unparalleled views and trekking adventures.
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The Best Tours In Madrid For Your Inner Foodie
Sometimes called the culinary capital of Europe, Madrid's food culture is one of the city's top draws, with a tour to match just about every palate.
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Get The Classic Boardwalk Experience With A Visit To Seaside Heights, New Jersey
Whether you're vacationing with little ones, hard-to-please teens, your partner, or your grandpa, you'll find something to do in Seaside Heights, New Jersey.
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Disney's EPCOT: Should You Go Clockwise Or Counterclockwise?
There's no mistaking you're at EPCOT when you see the iconic geodesic dome that houses the Spaceship Earth ride. But which way should you go when you get there?
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How To Make The Most Of Your Trip To The Art Institute Of Chicago
Home to rotating exhibitions and a globally diverse, extraordinary collection of historic art exceeding 300,000 pieces, planning ahead for your visit is key.
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The Best Hot Air Balloon Ride To Take On Your Next Trip To Napa Valley
Napa Valley is a destination that is fit for the wine-loving traveler. Here is why you should consider taking a hot air balloon ride on your next trip there.
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How To Easily Avoid Pesky Bank Fees While Traveling
While traveling does cost money, the goal is to find value where possible and eliminate unnecessary expenses, whether you're a digital nomad or on vacation.
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Your Guide To Visiting New Orleans During Mardi Gras
New Orleans is the place to be when it comes to Mardi Gras. If you want to embrace local traditions and celebrate the holiday, here's what you need to know.
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How To Go Glamping In Big Sur, California
As you wind your way through Big Sur, it may seem like there's a new scenic view around each bend. Thankfully, you can go glamping in the area, too.
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Solo Travel: Tips For Flying Alone
If you're embarking on your first solo travel adventure, you'll need to be prepared. Check out our useful tips for flying alone before you head to the airport.
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How To Apply For A Work Permit In The Netherlands
One thing you must consider when moving to the Netherlands is of course how you will make a living. Here's what you need to know about getting a work permit.
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The Best Time To Visit Yosemite National Park If You're Craving Some Alone Time
Whether you're looking for a peaceful walk in the woods or taking on a challenging hike to a mountain peak, California's Yosemite National Park has it all.
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Why Cambodia's Dry Season Is Best For Scuba Diving
If you're planning a diving trip to Cambodia or considering adding diving to your itinerary, you can dive year-round — but its dry season is the clear winner.
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The Complete Lord Of The Rings Fan Guide To New Zealand
Want to see Middle-earth for yourself? "Lord of the Rings" fans should head to New Zealand to see the settings where the infamous trilogy was filmed.
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Steamboat Springs, Colorado Is The Ideal Winter Sports Destination
When you think about winter sports, the first thing that comes to mind is skiing, and what better place to go skiing than at Ski Town, U.S.A.?
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What Parents Should Know About Cruise Ship Kids' Clubs
Kids' clubs offer two main benefits. First, they give you a much-needed respite from your children. Second, kids' clubs can teach your children independence.
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Everything Leaving Walt Disney World When Its 50th Anniversary Celebration Ends
Walt Disney World is throwing a party! And here's everything that's leaving Walt Disney World after its huge 50th anniversary celebration ends.
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Understanding Lightning Lane At Disney: The Complete Guide
Lightning Lane is designed to help Disney park-goers save time in line, basically working in the same way as the old FastPass system, which was free.
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The Most Unique Hotels You Can Find In Tokyo
if you want to stay the night in an unforgettable place while visiting an extraordinary city, take a look at our list of unique Tokyo hotels.
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The Best Times Of Year To Go Whale Watching In Iceland
Whale watching is also a top activity available to experience in Iceland for travelers who are looking to encounter some of the sea's most majestic creatures.
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Why Vermont's Smugglers' Notch Resort Is The Perfect Family Vacation Destination
Smugglers' Notch Resort is a popular resort in Vermont that boasts beautiful natural landscapes providing a backdrop for numerous hiking trails and skiing.
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Are Disney World's Character Meals Worth The Price Tag?
Meeting iconic characters is an integral part of a Disney World vacation. It makes your trip more magical, but the task is not always a walk down Main Street.
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