The jagged tiers and thundering waters of Kaaterskill Falls have inspired poets and painters since European settlers first began taking notice of the waterfall in the 1800s. Writer Washington Irving created one of the first tourist booms in the United States after he vividly described Kaaterskill Falls in his story Rip Van Winkle. Rip Van…
Nestled deep in Michigan‘s Upper Peninsula, Tahquamenon Falls is a stunning series of waterfalls recognized by its distinctive cola-colored waters. The Michigan State Parks describe these falls as the “one of Michigan’s most awe-inspiring sights.“ Featured in the writings of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and a song by Sufjan Stevens, these falls have captured imaginations of…
The fall in Georgia is really magical, and there is always something to do outdoors to enjoy the beauty of this season. From exciting fall festivals to the vibrant display of golden and red foliage, there is a lot to experience. One of the best places to enjoy these brilliant colors is Anna Ruby Falls,…
Located at the Lookout Mountain Caverns of Chattanooga, Tennessee, the Ruby Falls is a unique underground waterfall that has been trickling for centuries. Lookout Mountain Caves have been used, as places of shelter during the Civil War and beyond. However, the caverns were sealed, because of a railroad constructions that would bypass these caves. Thanks…
The Grand Canyon is one of Arizona’s most visited tourist attractions. The magnificent rocks are known as one of the most unique wonders of the world. Explore a little deeper and discover its best kept secret: The Havasupai Falls. Havasupai is named after the native American Havasupai tribe and means “people of the blue-green water”….
