Daniel Gillaspia

When you’re in Idaho, it’s hard not to think about potatoes. One of the best places to explore this fascination is the Idaho Potato Museum.

It’s hard to beat soaking in a natural hot spring, especially when you have such magnificent views to enjoy. Snively Hot Spring, located in eastern Oregon near the border with Idaho, is one of those places where you can do just that.

We’ve been blessed to explore waterfalls all across the country from the many found in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan to the beauties found in places like Hawaii, Alaska, and even those that rage in the desert of Arizona.

Pompeys Pillar National Monument is a true hidden gem. It stands out as being the place where you will find the only physical evidence remaining from the Lewis and Clark […]

Many people are surprised to discover that remnants of the Oregon Trail still exist, stretching from its starting point in Missouri all the way to its end in Oregon. Standing in the very spots where pioneers once stood and following their tracks offers a profound connection to history, one that reading alone can never fully capture.

As someone who has been travel blogging for 10 years and has produced a lot of reels over the past year—some of which have gone viral—I’ve occasionally heard attacks complaints from people suggesting that I should stop creating content for certain destinations.

The Old Faithful Inn is one of the most iconic national park lodges. Having stayed at several renowned lodges like El Tovar and Glacier Bay Lodge, I was eager to experience another famous rustic retreat.

Lava Hot Springs, located in southeastern Idaho, is a popular destination known for its natural geothermal hot springs surrounded by stunning landscapes. Nestled along the Portneuf (port-nuff) River, the area […]

It feels like I’ve been on a hot springs quest ever since leaving Hot Springs, Arkansas. I’ve soaked in springs across Oregon, Idaho, and now I had the chance to soak in Utah at the famous “Crystal Springs.”

New York City welcomed nearly 65 million visitors this year, the second highest total in its history. Mayor Eric Adams and NYC Tourism + Conventions President and CEO Julie Coker on Friday announced a new end-of-year tourism forecast, revealing a 3.5 percent increase in visitors from 2023 and projecting a return to pre-pandemic levels in 2025. NYC remains the most-visited large city in the United States, with the forecast highlighting the city’s near-complete economic and tourism recovery following the pandemic.