Justin Dixon+FollowBoise’s First Day Hikes: New Year, New TraditionsBraving the chilly, rainy weather, Boise locals kicked off the year with a First Day Hike at Lucky Peak State Park—hot chocolate in hand and ranger Nels Rasmussen leading the way. These guided walks aren’t just about exercise; they’re a chance to spot herons, eagles, and learn about the Boise River canyon’s wildlife. First Day Hikes have become a nationwide tradition, helping folks log over a million miles since 2012. With three state parks nearby, it’s easy to make outdoor adventures a New Year’s ritual. Who else is thinking of starting 2026 on the trails? #Travel #Boise #FirstDayHike00Share
ashley89+FollowNational Parks’ 2026 Glow-Up: Free Days & Price HikesNational parks are going all out for America’s 250th birthday in 2026! Expect epic events, more free entry days (for locals), and a digital pass system. But heads up: if you’re not a U.S. resident, ticket prices are about to skyrocket—think $250 for an annual pass and $100 per visit at top parks. Locals, you’re getting more perks than ever. Time to plan that patriotic road trip! #Travel #NationalParks #Travel202600Share
Justin Dixon+FollowInsane January Flight Deals Under $700!Ready to kick off 2026 with a getaway? January is the sweet spot for cheap flights and fewer crowds. You can jet to Mexico City for under $400, chill in Saint Lucia for less than $500, or stroll through Florence for under $500. Istanbul and Hanoi are also on the list for less than $700 round-trip! Time to check those bucket-list destinations without breaking the bank. Where are you flying first? #Travel #TravelDeals #CheapFlights00Share
Dr. Michael Henson+Follow2026’s Bucket List: 8 Must-See SpotsAlready dreaming about your 2026 adventures? Check out these 8 epic destinations! From Botswana’s wild safaris and Cappadocia’s dreamy hot air balloons to Egypt’s jaw-dropping new museum and Guadalajara’s World Cup fever, there’s something for every travel vibe. Sardinia’s beaches, Mongolia’s nomadic magic, Gothenburg’s green scene, and a new Uluru trek in Australia round out the list. Where are we going first? #Travel #TravelGoals #2026Destinations20Share
ashley89+FollowDollywood’s winter break: What’s next?Dollywood is about to hit pause for its annual winter break, closing its gates from January 5 until March 13. For anyone planning a Smoky Mountains getaway, this means adjusting those travel plans! The closure isn’t just about downtime—crews will be busy renovating rides and prepping for a fresh season, including the debut of the new NightFlight Expedition ride. The park will reopen just in time for the I Will Always Love You music festival. How do you feel about theme parks taking seasonal breaks? Is it worth the wait for new attractions, or does it throw a wrench in your plans? #Travel #Dollywood #ThemeParks20Share
Justin Dixon+FollowEagle Island’s new RV campground is open!Eagle Island State Park just made outdoor getaways even better—its brand-new RV campground is now open, with 50 spacious sites, full hookups, and warm showers. Whether you’re into hiking, paddling, or zipping through the trees, there’s something for everyone. Winter turns the park into Idaho’s top tubing spot, complete with hot chocolate by the fire. And with wildlife like deer and bald eagles roaming around, every visit feels like a real adventure. Who’s planning a trip out here? What’s your favorite way to explore Eagle Island? #Travel #IdahoAdventures #EagleIsland30Share
Alexander Thomas+FollowDollywood or Disney? The Real Family ShowdownTrying to pick between Dollywood and Disney World for your next family trip? Dollywood’s got mountain vibes, live music, and way cheaper tickets (plus that famous cinnamon bread). Disney World is all about epic rides, characters, and immersive worlds—but it’ll cost you. Dollywood’s perfect for a chill, budget-friendly getaway, while Disney is a multi-day, magical splurge. Both parks have their own flavor, so it really comes down to what kind of adventure you want! #Travel #Dollywood #DisneyWorld00Share
Brad Ramirez+FollowSki Resorts Are Reinventing Winter FunDid you know iconic ski resorts are scrambling to adapt as snow seasons shrink? The Swiss Alps are seeing less snow and more rain, with some resorts delaying openings and relying on artificial snow. To keep things going, they're investing in new tech like the 'Snow Compass' to predict snow days and shifting to year-round activities—think festivals, wellness centers, and snow tubing. Winter tourism isn’t disappearing, it’s just getting a major makeover! Would you visit a ski resort for non-ski fun? #Travel #SkiResorts #ClimateChange00Share
Kelly Mack+FollowSan Diego’s Lake Murray: The ultimate family day outLake Murray is the kind of place that makes you want to pack a picnic and spend the whole day outside. Right in Mission Trails Regional Park, this spot is a favorite for locals who love fishing, boating, running, or just soaking up the sun. With tons of picnic tables, barbecue areas, and easy trails, it’s super family-friendly—plus, you’re just minutes from Cowles Mountain if you’re up for a hike with killer city views. What’s your go-to activity at Lake Murray, or do you have another San Diego gem you’d recommend for a chill day outdoors? #Travel #SanDiego #LakeMurray00Share
sperkins+FollowInside St. Barts: Billionaire PlaygroundEver wondered where billionaires like Jeff Bezos ring in the new year? St. Barts is their go-to paradise, packed with jaw-dropping yachts, luxury villas, and designer shops. Picture yourself eating a croissant on a beach that feels straight out of Paris, or snorkeling with sea turtles. Even if you can’t drop $15k a night on a villa, it’s wild to peek into this ultra-glam world where celebs and the super-rich party until sunrise. Would you splurge for a taste of the St. Barts life? #Travel #StBarths #LuxuryTravel00Share
