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A ten-mile drive from downtown Flagstaff will take you back about a thousand years if you take a quick hike down into Walnut Canyon National Monument. From about 1150 AD to the early 1300’s, this meandering section of forested canyon was home to a thriving village of cliff-dwellers, part of the Sinagua culture. A series of steep stone steps leads down from the visitor center to the dwellings. The area is often snowy in winter; blanketed in white, it’s a striking contrast to most people’s mental images of Arizona. Coming from Flagstaff’s Victorian downtown, these ancient ruins are a testament to the complex layers of human settlement in the Southwest. The Sinagua culture is thought to have eventually merged with the modern Hopi people to the northeast.

Bengali street food, Japanese pastries, and a “Goosebumps”-inspired cocktail menu are only a few of the reasons you should be visiting.

Stables, a creekside spa, and limestone canyon views: Aman’s first ranch resort is in Texas Hill Country, and it might be its most ambitious American property yet.

The architect finished the blueprints for RiverRock House, located outside Cleveland, Ohio, not long before he died in 1959.

The low-cost startup is expanding on the East Coast, West Coast, and in the Midwest—with promotional fares as low as $39 each way.

Paddleboard alongside dolphins, wander windswept barrier islands, and drift through quiet tidal estuaries.

Rent one of these Airbnb cabins and get off the grid.

The Harlem Renaissance literary icon has deep Midwestern roots.

There will be a total solar eclipse in the United States on April 8, 2024. Here’s everything you should know if you’re traveling to see it, including the latest cloud coverage and eclipse weather forecast.

From rocky plunge pools hidden in desert canyons to mineral-rich hot springs with valley views, Arizona hides some unforgettable places to soak.

Cars refuel in gas stations, and humans recharge in thermal waters.

We’re not knocking the Northeast’s fall colors—but the third-largest state has some prime places for vibrant leaves as well.

The famous Eisbach river wave has reopened after months of closure and controversy.

Sensei Porcupine Creek takes an ultra-personalized, science-based approach to nutrition, rest, and physical therapy.