California Redwoods: The Soul of Mendocino

Planting Redwood Seedling

08 Mar California Redwoods: The Soul of Mendocino

California’s redwoods are more than local celebrities– they are the lifeblood of the Mendocino region in Northern California. There’s no question the trees are physically impressive. Standing as high as 379 feet, California redwoods are the tallest trees in the world. These peaceful giants have...

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Bosque del Apache

24 Feb Wildlife Encounters on the Water

Wildlife and water have something in common. They both tend to be incredibly awe-inspiring. Whether you are observing an animal follow their internal instinct to migrate south for the winter or simply gazing out at the waves of the ocean, these experiences remind us of...

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Belden Barns Harvest

21 Nov All Hands on Deck for Harvest Season in Sonoma

In California wine country, harvest season brings a flurry of activity, celebration, and hard work as wineries bring the year’s labor to fruition. All hands are on deck to harvest the grapes, providing the first preemptive taste of the year’s wine.  Three of our favorite wineries,...

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Sheldon Chalet Stars

25 Oct Experience Wild Luxury at These Alaska Lodges

They don’t call it the Last Frontier for nothing… Alaska’s broad expanse of wilderness is an adventurer’s playground. There’s so much to discover: glaciers, pristine lakes, and epic wildlife at every turn. For most remote destinations of a similar description, visitors compromise by leaving luxury,...

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09 Sep Farm-to-Table: Stays with Genuinely Local Food

In an age where many of us are growing increasingly disconnected with our food sources, a true farm-to-table meal is the definition of luxury. Across America, these are properties that place local, seasonal dining as their highest priority– each with their own distinct regional flavors.  These...

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Bryce Canyon Night Sky

23 Aug The Best National Parks for Stargazing

For millions of people that live in urban areas, access to dark skies and clear views of the starry heavens is a luxury. Witnessing the expanse of sparkling galaxies lighting up the sky with your partner or huddling around a telescope spotting a planet with...

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101 Freeway Wildlife Crossing

20 Jul Life Is a Highway Crossing

As road trip specialists, it's the vast intertwined network of roads in the U.S. that often propel our journeys – widening our world view and delivering new perspectives along the way. But it would be remiss to ignore the full range of impacts that these...

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Marmot Society - Ambrose 7

03 Sep Giant Sequoia Trees Are In Danger: Here’s Why

Giant sequoia trees are known survivors. Some even call them “forever” trees. Typically living up to 3,000 years, the iconic behemoths withstand countless fires, drought and snowstorms as the centuries trickle by. However, today’s giant sequoias face dangers that threaten their survival in alarming new ways. Sequoia...

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10 Feb Wild Food Season in the Pacific Northwest

As the endless Pacific Northwest summer sun gives way to the far more notorious winter gloom, the height of harvest season begins. Crisp apples and pears plucked straight from the orchard, small batches of beer brewed with fresh Cascadian Hops, and decadent harvest dinners hosted...

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19 Aug 5 Key Tactics for Visiting U.S. National Parks

From the Everglades in Florida to Gates of the Arctic in Alaska and covering nearly 52 million acres, America’s national parks are one of its greatest treasures. Here are some tips to help you make the most of your visit: Consider the Shoulder Seasons This July nearly...

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Wolf Eyes

13 Jan Wolves, Wildfire and Water

The spectacular Amangani in Wyoming is the type of place that is tempting to never leave but with such incredible surroundings and a excellent in-house guide program, getting out and exploring is a must. We caught up with Jared Paul, wildlife expert and Activity Director...

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