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Long a symbol of the American frontier, Sheridan’s natural expanses will help you channel your inner wrangler.

There’s a reason L.A. types have been flocking to the desert since the Rat Pack days.

For those willing to slow down and experience a taste of America that largely goes unseen, these small towns are well worth the detour.

Ring in the nation’s 250th birthday with train rides, hikes, and museums, from Wyoming to Florida and beyond.

Be it a lodge in the Adirondacks or a hot springs resort in an old Colorado mining town, these upscale refuges will make any outdoor adventure more luxurious.

When the weather’s warm, visitors come to this small, LGBTQ+ friendly town on the Russian River to swim, kayak, sunbathe, and enjoy award-winning ice cream.

Amtrak routes like the Empire Builder and the California Zephyr deliver you straight to the country’s wildest places.

From a fifth-generation distillery to master leather makers, these craftspeople are at the heart of Sheridan’s heritage—and they’re sure to inspire you.

Some of these hikes are well known, some underrated. All are Afar tested and approved, bringing you closer to the Earth.

Avoid the crowds of seven popular national parks and visit these state parks instead.

A journey through this vast wilderness offers iconic parks, ancient forests, wildlife, and a history tour of the Wild West. One of the best ways to visit Wyoming is to hit the open road.

The prairie is disappearing, but these seven parks and preserves are working to protect a biodiverse habitat filled with bison, pronghorn, prairie dogs, and plenty of homesteader history.

Fall is around the corner, but there’s still time to take the kids somewhere special.

Since 1932, the tiny town of Rugby, North Dakota, has claimed to be the geographical center of North America. But as with most things, the truth depends on who’s telling it.

Earlier this year, Marble Canyon Lodge reopened after an extensive transformation, putting the Navajo Nation community at the center of the new guest and destination experience in a remote corner of Grand Canyon National Park.