Visiting Cesar Chavez National Monument in 2026: What to Know
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Our Trip To Cesar Chavez National Monument A Note for 2026 Visitors: In March 2026, The New York Times published an investigative report with allegations of sexual abuse against Cesar Chavez. As a result, California lawmakers withdrew legislation to expand the monument, and its future remains uncertain. As of April 2026, the monument remains open,…
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We expected to see big trees at Sequoia National Park, but we were not prepared for how large they really were. If you want to see trees larger than most buildings, 6000 feet up in the California mountains, plan your next visit to Sequoia. Quick Facts Location: Southern Sierra Nevada Mountains, California Time Needed: 1-2…
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We went into Kings Canyon expecting a continuation of Sequoia – but what we experienced surprised us. While the roads were scary, the drive was worth it, as rushing rivers, waterfalls, and granite-slab mountains greeted us in a personal way with few crowds. Quick Facts Location: Sierra Nevada Mountains, California Time Needed: 1-3 days Best…
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The Emerald Cut is the crystal-clear, spring-fed stretch of Rock Springs Run you can only reach by boat, and it is the start of our favorite paddle near Orlando. This guide covers the full trip from King’s Landing up the Emerald Cut and 8.5 miles down to Wekiva Island, plus how every confusing Wekiva name…
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Silver Glen Springs features crystal clear water and an approachable, sandbar vibe suitable for all ages. While busy with people, this park is often packed with aquatic life, my favorite being the huge schools of striped bass that hang out right next to the spring head. Snorkeling here is awesome, and hiking is available from the same…
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Packed with bison, views, and prairie dogs, the Black Hills, and Badlands, South Dakota is a great place for your next family vacation. In this post, I will share my experiences on a 5-day western South Dakota vacation, along with tips, tricks, and sample itineraries to help you make the most out of your trip.…
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If you found my blog, the odds are that you are an explorer. Just like the explorers of early America, I am a hunter. If you aren’t already a hunter, I would encourage you to become one. Hunting a great way to learn more about wildlife and conservation, reflect, and provide high-quality meat of a…
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Overview Of Devils Tower National Monument Inspiring awe for generations, Devils Tower is an igneous butte in Wyoming near the Black Hills National Forest. It rises 867 feet from its base and was established as our country’s first National Monument. Devils Tower holds spiritual importance for Native American tribes and was featured in Close Encounters…
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Overview Of Custer State Park Custer is a national-park-level state park, by far the largest in South Dakota, and is commonly listed within the top 10 state parks in the whole country. Located just north and attached to Wind Cave, this 71,000 acre state park is home to great hiking, scenic drives, and other recreational…
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Overview Of Mount Rushmore National Memorial Mount Rushmore is an iconic American landmark. At this site, you can see 60-ft tall George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln, all carved into the rock. Why Should I Visit Mount Rushmore National Memorial? Think of Mount Rushmore as an American pilgrimage. You have seen it…
