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When catching a fish can mean both dinner and an invaluable lesson in resilience

When catching a fish can mean both dinner and an invaluable lesson in resilience

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Freedom, friendship, and fun: Women are finding sisterhood on two wheels at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally

Freedom, friendship, and fun: Women are finding sisterhood on two wheels at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally

CommunityRoad CultureRoad Trips

Bug Light has weathered storms, harbored spirits, and guided ships around Long Island’s North Fork for almost 150 years

Bug Light has weathered storms, harbored spirits, and guided ships around Long Island’s North Fork for almost 150 years

CommunityGreat Outdoors

Crazy for cryptids: The International Cryptozoology Museum blurs the line between fact and fiction

Crazy for cryptids: The International Cryptozoology Museum blurs the line between fact and fiction

Extraordinary PlacesRoad Culture

The art of traditional bookmaking lives on at the Book Club of California, a quiet paradise for bibliophiles

The art of traditional bookmaking lives on at the Book Club of California, a quiet paradise for bibliophiles

Searching for Champ: Lake Champlain’s mythical monster is either a gentle giant or a silly hoax

Searching for Champ: Lake Champlain’s mythical monster is either a gentle giant or a silly hoax

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Inspired by Bob Ross, Michigan state parks are being repopulated with thousands of Happy Little Trees

Inspired by Bob Ross, Michigan state parks are being repopulated with thousands of Happy Little Trees

Great OutdoorsRoad Trips

150 years of women’s suffrage: During Cheyenne’s rough-and-tumble Wild West days, the town’s women were the toughest of the bunch

150 years of women’s suffrage: During Cheyenne’s rough-and-tumble Wild West days, the town’s women were the toughest of the bunch

In pursuit of the equal pay and freedom of long-haul trucking, women are trading the office for the open road

In pursuit of the equal pay and freedom of long-haul trucking, women are trading the office for the open road

Celebrate the National Park Service’s 103rd birthday with free entrance to all its 419 parks and sites

Celebrate the National Park Service’s 103rd birthday with free entrance to all its 419 parks and sites

Great OutdoorsRoad Trips

In Vulture City—a once-forgotten ghost town—haunted brothels and secret hideaways are being brought back to life

In Vulture City—a once-forgotten ghost town—haunted brothels and secret hideaways are being brought back to life

Cruising through Detroit in a 1930s Ford Model A will take you back in time to Motor City’s glory days

Cruising through Detroit in a 1930s Ford Model A will take you back in time to Motor City’s glory days

Arcosanti, a utopian prototype for sustainable living, is approaching its 50th year in the Arizona desert

Arcosanti, a utopian prototype for sustainable living, is approaching its 50th year in the Arizona desert

CommunityRoad Culture

Going beyond the soup cans at The Andy Warhol Museum, where seven floors of exhibits tell the story of a pop-art icon

Going beyond the soup cans at The Andy Warhol Museum, where seven floors of exhibits tell the story of a pop-art icon

Extraordinary PlacesRoad CultureRoad Trips

Cruising low and slow: The ‘Lowrider Capital of the World’ is seeing a rolling revival—thanks to local pride, pageantry, and hydraulics

Cruising low and slow: The ‘Lowrider Capital of the World’ is seeing a rolling revival—thanks to local pride, pageantry, and hydraulics

CommunityRoad Culture

Drive like a King: Elvis Presley’s family limousine is up for auction

Drive like a King: Elvis Presley’s family limousine is up for auction

Road CultureRoad Trips

The Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse, hand-crafted in Tajikistan, brings a piece of the Himalayas to Colorado

The Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse, hand-crafted in Tajikistan, brings a piece of the Himalayas to Colorado

A Dirty Shame: The tale of a vintage sweater, a backcountry bar in Montana, and a stranger named Willie

A Dirty Shame: The tale of a vintage sweater, a backcountry bar in Montana, and a stranger named Willie

CommunityRoad Culture

The ruins of Bannerman’s Castle, an abandoned military surplus warehouse, still stand in the middle of the Hudson River

The ruins of Bannerman’s Castle, an abandoned military surplus warehouse, still stand in the middle of the Hudson River

Extraordinary PlacesRoad Culture

Under the Terlinguan sun: Skinny-dipping, making friends, and finding joy in a Texas ghost town

Under the Terlinguan sun: Skinny-dipping, making friends, and finding joy in a Texas ghost town

CommunityExtraordinary Places

Museum of the macabre: Bennington Centre Cemetery is home to intricate headstones, mournful epitaphs, and one famous poet

Museum of the macabre: Bennington Centre Cemetery is home to intricate headstones, mournful epitaphs, and one famous poet

Known for its tricks, jokes, and magic, Caufield’s Novelty has been a Louisville staple for 99 years

Known for its tricks, jokes, and magic, Caufield’s Novelty has been a Louisville staple for 99 years

Road CultureRoad Trips

I Love Lucy the Elephant: America’s oldest surviving roadside attraction has welcomed visitors to the Jersey Shore since 1881

I Love Lucy the Elephant: America’s oldest surviving roadside attraction has welcomed visitors to the Jersey Shore since 1881

Extraordinary PlacesRoad Culture

Royal flush: Iowa’s interstate rest areas are more than just a bathroom break, they’re works of art

Royal flush: Iowa’s interstate rest areas are more than just a bathroom break, they’re works of art

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