Desert Travel & Adventures
The Temple of the Heart is a large-scale art installation that will be built at Burning Man 2023. It is an intricate structure resembling an upside-down desert flower, designed to be a place for people to connect with their hearts and to heal from grief and loss.
Peru is hands down one of the best countries for sandboarding lovers. In fact, nowhere else this sport is as popular as in Peru, where… Read More »Where to Go Sandboarding in Peru: Huacachina and More
In Nicaragua you can practice sandboarding on Cerro Negro volcano near Leon, a sport that takes the name of Volcano Boarding or Volcano Surfing.
California is without doubt one of the best places in America for sand surfing. What makes this state so great for sand sports is that… Read More »Sand surfing SoCal’s Beach Dunes
The Lancelin Sand Dunes make for one of Australia’s hottest sand surfing destinations. There, you can glide down the tallest peaks in Western Australia, have… Read More »Sandboarding in Lancelin (WA)
Trees can help Phoenix become a cooler, healthier, and more livable city. They can reduce air temperature by up to 10 degrees Fahrenheit, improve air quality, and provide shade. There are a number of challenges to planting trees in Phoenix, but the city is making progress in its goal of planting more trees. With the efforts of the city, organizations, and individuals, Phoenix can become a city that is cooler, healthier, and more livable for everyone.
Jockey’s Ridge State Park is home to the tallest sand dunes on the East Coast. The park is a popular destination for hiking, sandboarding, and kite flying. Visitors can also enjoy panoramic views of the Outer Banks from the top of the dunes.
Water shoes are a must-have for exploring Hawaii’s beaches, reefs, and trails. They protect your feet from sharp rocks, coral, and other hazards, and they provide traction on wet surfaces. When choosing water shoes for Hawaii, consider the activities you’ll be doing, the weather, and your budget.
Discover the enchanting old west towns of Texas, where the echoes of the cattle drives and Wild West era can still be felt today. Immerse yourself in their history, stroll through preserved streets, and uncover the stories of those who once shaped the landscape of the Lone Star State.
Explore the Sonoran desert, North America’s largest desert: home to the world’s tallest cacti, unique wildlife, healing hot springs, history-rich ghost towns, and more.