Desert Travel & Adventures
The White Sands National Park (formerly known as the White Sands National Monument) is part of the Chihuahuan desert and easily reachable from Texas as well. Sand sledding is a very popular activity amongst adults and children and you can rent a plastic disc sled directly at the park.
You can sandboard in Texas on the dunes located at the eastern edge of the Chihuahuan Desert, the largest and most exciting desert in North… Read More »Sand Surfing and Sledding in Texas
Over the past couple of years Colorado has become one of the trendiest sandboarding destinations in the states. This is hardly surprising, given that Colorado… Read More »Sandboarding in Colorado: Best Locations and Dunes for Sledding
Some of the hottest places in Texas are Rio Grande Village, Seymour and Monahans, and Laredo. These places are all located in desert regions and have high temperatures throughout the year.
Burning Man 2023 is just around the corner, and thousands of camps will spring up in Black Rock City. These camps are a vital part of the Burning Man experience, providing participants with a place to stay, food to eat, and activities to enjoy.
There are camps for all interests and budgets, from large theme camps with elaborate art installations to small, intimate camps that offer a more low-key experience.
Over the past decade Portugal has become one of the most popular travel destinations in Europe, attracting thousands of tourists, digital nomads and surfers from… Read More »Sandboarding at Salir do Porto, Portugal
Nearly half of the territory of Utah is covered by a desert, or to be more precise – by three deserts: the Great Salt Lake desert, the Colorado Plateau desert, and the Uinta Basin desert.
Sandboarding is widely practiced in the Tottori prefecture of Japan. The largest sand dune system in the country, the Tottori Sand Dunes, is where all… Read More »Sandboarding at Tottori Sand Dunes
Every year in fall and winter, beaches around Los Angeles turn into hip sand sledding destinations, with flocks of people of all ages rushing to… Read More »Sand Sledding in Los Angeles: Where to Hit the Dunes in SoCal
Burning Man is cracking down on noise pollution with a new sound policy for the 2023 event. The policy bans amplified sound from 10pm to 6am daily, with some exceptions for art cars and sound camps that have been granted permits.