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September 24, 2021

The world’s first permanent exhibit on Malala Yousafzai opens at Children’s Museum of Indianapolis

Shot by the Taliban as a teenager, the youngest-ever Nobel Prize winner is honored with displays about her life and achievements

By Sharon McDonnell

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Sep 21st 2021
Community, News & Events
White flags blanket the National Mall, representing more than 600,000 COVID-19 deaths in the U.S.

White flags blanket the National Mall, representing more than 600,000 COVID-19 deaths in the U.S.

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Sep 17th 2021
Guides
Experience Germany without leaving the U.S. in Frankenmuth, known as Michigan’s “Little Bavaria”

Experience Germany without leaving the U.S. in Frankenmuth, known as Michigan’s “Little Bavaria”

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Sep 14th 2021
Road Culture
San Francisco’s wild and wondrous Gregangelo Museum is equal parts circus act and art experience

San Francisco’s wild and wondrous Gregangelo Museum is equal parts circus act and art experience

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Sep 10th 2021
Road Culture
At this Nebraska restaurant, hungry raccoons snacking on dinner scraps is the main event

At this Nebraska restaurant, hungry raccoons snacking on dinner scraps is the main event

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Sep 7th 2021
Great Outdoors
Ditch your car to experience Isle Royale, the least-visited national park in the contiguous U.S.

Ditch your car to experience Isle Royale, the least-visited national park in the contiguous U.S.

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Sep 3rd 2021
Road Culture
Crispy edges, classic cars, and a cherry on top: St. Louis’ Chuck-A-Burger thrives on good food and nostalgia

Crispy edges, classic cars, and a cherry on top: St. Louis’ Chuck-A-Burger thrives on good food and nostalgia

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Come for the alligators and stay for the history at Iowa’s National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium
Road Culture Aug 31st 2021

Come for the alligators and stay for the history at Iowa’s National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium

The 14-acre Dubuque complex features hundreds of animals, artifacts, and interactive exhibits about North America’s second-longest river

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Aug 27th 2021
Road Culture, Staff Picks
Here’s where to find the best neon signs across the U.S.

Here’s where to find the best neon signs across the U.S.

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Aug 17th 2021
Road Culture
Nearly 300 African refugees are memorialized outside a repurposed Civil War fort in Key West

Nearly 300 African refugees are memorialized outside a repurposed Civil War fort in Key West

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Aug 13th 2021
Road Culture
Little Rock’s ESSE Purse Museum looks at the things women carry with them—and why

Little Rock’s ESSE Purse Museum looks at the things women carry with them—and why

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Living stars and lost luggage: Exploring the overlooked beauty of Northern Alabama
Great Outdoors Aug 24th 2021

Living stars and lost luggage: Exploring the overlooked beauty of Northern Alabama

From outdoor recreation opportunities to historic sites, this under-the-radar destination is packed with fascinating attractions

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Aug 11th 2021
Great Outdoors, Partner Content
Real adventure begins where the pavement ends

Real adventure begins where the pavement ends

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Aug 3rd 2021
Great Outdoors, Road Culture
Savoring scenery, seafood, and solitude on Quebec’s Gaspé Peninsula

Savoring scenery, seafood, and solitude on Quebec’s Gaspé Peninsula

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Jul 6th 2021
Great Outdoors, Partner Content
Finding plenty of natural beauty right in Chicago’s backyard

Finding plenty of natural beauty right in Chicago’s backyard

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How To

Jul 13th 2021
How To
How to leave no trace during your summer road trip

How to leave no trace during your summer road trip

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May 24th 2021
How To, Partner Content
The complete guide to overlanding: What you need to know to get off the grid

The complete guide to overlanding: What you need to know to get off the grid

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May 6th 2021
How To
5 tips for taking a safe summer road trip in 2021

5 tips for taking a safe summer road trip in 2021

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We wrote a book! ‘Roadtrippers Route 66’ features the entire Mother Road, from Chicago to Santa Monica
News & Events Jul 6th 2021

We wrote a book! ‘Roadtrippers Route 66’ features the entire Mother Road, from Chicago to Santa Monica

Officially available everywhere books are sold, our first guidebook features maps, trip guides, random facts, tips on how to pack your vehicle, and more

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Jun 29th 2021
Community, News & Events
D.C. celebrates Juneteenth with go-go music, breakdancing, and Black joy

D.C. celebrates Juneteenth with go-go music, breakdancing, and Black joy

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May 4th 2021
News & Events
Adventure motorcycling is growing in popularity as a major player enters the field

Adventure motorcycling is growing in popularity as a major player enters the field

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Feb 16th 2021
News & Events
Southern Louisiana’s Courir de Mardi Gras is a colorful—and sometimes creepy—Cajun tradition

Southern Louisiana’s Courir de Mardi Gras is a colorful—and sometimes creepy—Cajun tradition

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A sacred totem pole takes a 20,000-mile road trip from Washington state to Washington, D.C.
Community, Road Culture Aug 10th 2021

A sacred totem pole takes a 20,000-mile road trip from Washington state to Washington, D.C.

The 25-foot-tall totem pole traveled on a flatbed truck to sacred Indigenous sites around the country before it arrived on the National Mall

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Jun 18th 2021
Community, Road Culture
Creating a legacy: How Alexandria’s Black history has helped shape the city

Creating a legacy: How Alexandria’s Black history has helped shape the city

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Jun 4th 2021
Community, Road Culture
How a small Montana town saved its once-scandalous ‘Lass in the Glass’ neon sign

How a small Montana town saved its once-scandalous ‘Lass in the Glass’ neon sign

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Jun 2nd 2021
Community, Partner Content, Road Culture
Café Lalibela is a Tempe institution, serving up flavorful fare sourced and prepared with love

Café Lalibela is a Tempe institution, serving up flavorful fare sourced and prepared with love

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Kitsch, thrills, and disappointment: A solo honeymoon in search of a heart-shaped tub
Features, Road Culture Mar 16th 2021

Kitsch, thrills, and disappointment: A solo honeymoon in search of a heart-shaped tub

There are still several places around the country where it’s possible to experience the Poconos' iconic contribution to the lexicon of love

More Long Reads

Aug 19th 2019
Community, Features, News & Events
Burn, baby, burn: Meet the families who are raising Burning Man’s next generation of burners

Burn, baby, burn: Meet the families who are raising Burning Man’s next generation of burners

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Aug 16th 2019
Community, Extraordinary Places, Features
The Naked Cowboy exposed: A day in the life of Times Square’s most famous one-man show

The Naked Cowboy exposed: A day in the life of Times Square’s most famous one-man show

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Jul 2nd 2019
Features, Great Outdoors, Road Culture
Overlanding for a cause: The Clean Cruiser Project proves off-roading doesn’t have to leave a massive carbon footprint

Overlanding for a cause: The Clean Cruiser Project proves off-roading doesn’t have to leave a massive carbon footprint

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Aug 20th 2021
Staff Picks
Staff picks: Add these Extraordinary Places to your next road trip

Staff picks: Add these Extraordinary Places to your next road trip

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Aug 6th 2021
Road Culture
A pecan paradise: Stephanie Stuckey reimagines the future of her grandfather’s roadside oasis

A pecan paradise: Stephanie Stuckey reimagines the future of her grandfather’s roadside oasis

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Jul 30th 2021
Road Culture
The couple behind Michigan’s Wacky Taxidermy and Miniatures Museum wants to keep Mackinaw City weird

The couple behind Michigan’s Wacky Taxidermy and Miniatures Museum wants to keep Mackinaw City weird

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Jul 27th 2021
Staff Picks
Staff picks: The best summer road trip gear and snacks

Staff picks: The best summer road trip gear and snacks

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Jul 23rd 2021
Road Culture
DIA’s first female armor specialist digs into history to reveal the secrets behind medieval suits

DIA’s first female armor specialist digs into history to reveal the secrets behind medieval suits

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Jul 20th 2021
Road Culture
An upcycled coal mine turned art museum tells miners’ stories through beautiful mosaics

An upcycled coal mine turned art museum tells miners’ stories through beautiful mosaics

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Jul 16th 2021
Road Culture
How Columbus, Indiana, became a living museum of modern architecture

How Columbus, Indiana, became a living museum of modern architecture

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Jul 9th 2021
Road Culture
Arizona’s Forever Home Donkey Rescue gives unwanted, mischievous animals a second chance

Arizona’s Forever Home Donkey Rescue gives unwanted, mischievous animals a second chance

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Jul 1st 2021
Road Culture
‘Launched into the sky on the Fourth of July’: Glacier View, Alaska, sends cars cartwheeling off a cliff

‘Launched into the sky on the Fourth of July’: Glacier View, Alaska, sends cars cartwheeling off a cliff

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Jun 24th 2021
Road Culture
Minnesota’s SPAM Museum shines a spotlight on the world’s favorite canned mystery meat

Minnesota’s SPAM Museum shines a spotlight on the world’s favorite canned mystery meat

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Jun 15th 2021
Road Culture
Where have all the Muffler Men gone? A search for the Northeast’s roadside giants

Where have all the Muffler Men gone? A search for the Northeast’s roadside giants

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Jun 11th 2021
Road Culture
Chasing rainbows at Dollywood with three generations of difficult women

Chasing rainbows at Dollywood with three generations of difficult women

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From our partners

Apr 30th 2021
Partner Content, Road Culture
Driving from Pella to Greenfield by way of some magnificent covered bridges

Driving from Pella to Greenfield by way of some magnificent covered bridges

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Jan 12th 2021
Great Outdoors, Partner Content
Horses, kayaks, and cacti on Phoenix’s Lower Salt River

Horses, kayaks, and cacti on Phoenix’s Lower Salt River

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Nov 12th 2020
Community, Partner Content, Road Culture
My visit to three places in Tucson prove this desert city is anything but conventional

My visit to three places in Tucson prove this desert city is anything but conventional

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