F1rst Class Travel: Adventure Travel

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  Phyllis Polaner

  

  This Luxury Dude Ranch Is the Best Resort in the U.S.

  Travel + Leisure - Tanner Saunders

  Our readers love the charm of the old west combined with unparalleled hospitality. Note: If you’re looking for our most recent recommendations, check out the 2023 list of our favorite U.S. resorts. There’s a reason celebrities and seasoned travelers escape the hustle and bustle of their busy lives to …

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  Phyllis Polaner

  

  This National Park in New Mexico Has the World's Largest White-sand Dune Field

  Travel + Leisure - Evie Carrick

  And you can sled down the sand dunes in any season. Some places are so stunning and surreal that they transport you to another world. White Sands National Park is one such place. Here, the sand is so white it resembles mounds of snow and the dunes are so big and rolling that they look like giant …

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  Phyllis Polaner

  

  The Best Scuba Diving in the World

  Scuba Diving Magazine

  11/14/2022 - 0 Comments Our survey asked readers to evaluate dive destinations they’ve traveled to in the past two years across several categories. …

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  Phyllis Polaner

  

  11 Permit-Only Dream Trips You Should Book in Advance

  Outside Magazine - Megan Michelson

  Some of the country’s most coveted adventures require securing permits well in advance. But with just a bit of planning, you can snag even the hardest-to-get for next year. So mark the permit application dates below in your calendar, rally a group, and start thinking about trip logistics. Kalalau …

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  Phyllis Polaner

  

  10 Amazing Glamping Spots in North America

  Outside Magazine - Megan Michelson

  Yes, camping is fun. It gets you off the grid and into most wildernesses for free, once you’ve bought all the equipment. But every so often, it’s nice to have the experience without having to do all the hard work yourself. If you’re willing to splurge, we picked a few of our favorite glamping spots …

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  Phyllis Polaner

  

  Following environmentalist Edward Abbey's footsteps in the Utah and Arizona deserts

  Los Angeles Times - Christopher Reynolds

  The road trip from Moab, Utah, to Ajo, Ariz., is a sunbaked ramble through about 600 miles of dreamy, lethal desert, beginning with the red rocks of Utah’s Arches National Park, skirting Monument Valley and the Colorado River, and ending in the cactus country of southern Arizona. I did it in April …