North Carolina’s “Land of Waterfalls”
Lots of rain and mountainous terrain creates some amazing waterfalls! Check out our pictures from western North Carolina and be sure to read the blog.
Author: Brian
North Carolina’s “Land of Waterfalls”
When you think of iconic waterfall locations across the country the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon may come to mind, and it should. However, there’s an area in North Carolina dubbed the “Land of...
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Check out our pictures from Great Smoky Mountains National Park and beyond and learn all about it in our blog. Great Smoky Mountains National Park . Fun in Gatlinburg . Bryson City and Beyond...
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
The most visited national park in the country lies along the ridge of the Great Smoky Mountains, bordering Tennessee and North Carolina. The mountain range is appropriately named due to its misty “smoke-like” atmosphere...
Red River Gorge
Nestled within the Daniel Boone National Forest in the eastern region of Kentucky, Red River Gorge Geological Area is a mecca for hiking, off-roading, scenic drives and some unique adventures. The region, inclusive of...
Red River Gorge
Boasting the second highest concentration of natural sandstone arches in the country, Red River Gorge has a lot to offer. Check out all of our pictures and be sure to read our blog.
Ark Encounter
The largest timber-frame structure in the world brings life to Noah’s Ark and the biblical teachings within a theme park setting. Check out our pictures and be sure to read the blog.
Ark Encounter
It’s not every day you get to hang out in Noah’s Ark with 6,000-7,000 animals. The Ark Encounter in Williamstown Kentucky is a life-sized replica of the biblical version of Noah’s Ark (minus the...
Kentucky Bourbon Trail
Napa Valley may have their wine but when it comes to bourbon, Kentucky is the king. We did our best to taste as much as we could, but no worries, we left plenty for...
Kentucky Bourbon Trail
The state of Kentucky has more bourbon barrels aging in rickhouses then there are people and horses combined. In fact, about 95% of the world’s bourbon is distilled in Kentucky. Why Kentucky you ask?...
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