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Southern Californians love Mammoth—and it’s easy to see why.

Looking to meander the many miles of the city’s most recent hiking route? Here’s where you can trade in the Bay’s quintessential trolleys and tech-company headquarters for some peace and quiet along the way.

It will have been about 704 days since the borders shut to defend against the COVID crisis—but who’s counting?

In Wisconsin, cyclists are fueled by views of rolling hills and bites of cheese curds.

Luxury travel advisor Jody Bear on memorable experiences, great hotels, and overcoming challenging times.

With its vast tracts of wetlands, dense old-growth forests, remote barrier islands, and impressive historic forts, there are far more protected places in the Sunshine State than you might think.

Joyce Beckwith, the first Black woman hot air balloon pilot, works between Amboseli and the Masai Mara National Reserve.

The boundary-breaking founder of an up-and-coming safari lodge company brings travelers closer to the natural beauty of his homeland.

Travel to the destinations you love—or would love to visit—from the comfort of your couch.

One AFAR editor spent four days on a remote Alaskan island sleeping in a canvas tent, foraging for berries, and taking daily saunas. Sound like your ideal trip? There’s still room to sign up for the Guest House 2019 this fall.

It turns out the “Star Wars” galaxy isn’t terribly far, far away.

Guichis, lechón, picadillo: Take a deep, delicious dive into the foods of the Puerto Rican diaspora with “Diasporican.”

Housed in a landmark Renaissance revival building in Manhattan’s Flatiron District, Fotografiska New York will showcase rotating exhibits that focus on human issues and global cultures.

On the heels of the Supreme Court’s decision to block transgender people from using their chosen gender markers on passports, the president of the International LGBTQ+ Travel Association writes about the importance of a passport that reflects the person carrying it.

The Oregon airport’s new terminal evokes the beauty and personality of the Pacific Northwest with more than 70 live trees, benches that look like river rocks—and the return of the famed PDX carpet. Here’s a first look.