Robin E. Taylor
Feed your senses on an Alabama adventure
Climb, camp and hike amid massive sandstone boulders in Alabama’s Cherokee Rock Village. Traverse more than 22 kilometers of trails to be rewarded with dramatic sights of Weiss Lake and the surrounding valley.
An Arkansas escape that’s close to the action
Hidden high above the Arkansas River, Emerald Park allows you to retreat to nature while staying close to North Little Rock. Walk or bike to overlooks of the river and Big Rock Quarry Park.
Scenic places to paddle around Lake Charles
Lake Charles, Louisiana, is a playground for paddlers. Its marshes, bayous and swamps offer stillness and interesting scenery. Local outfitters run guided trips including sunset kayak excursions.
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See Louisiana’s architectural gems
In New Orleans? Head to Jackson Square to admire some of Louisiana’s most notable architecture. See the Spanish colonial Cabildo, the Presbytère and the St. Louis Cathedral – it’s the oldest cathedral in the USA!
Picture-perfect South Carolina seashore
With 14 coastal communities and over 96 kilometers of surf to dip your toes in, Myrtle Beach is full of special places. Admire the Atlantic Ocean as you amble around piers and promenades.
Connect with nature on a North Carolina mountain
Cross the Mile-High Swinging Bridge at Grandfather Mountain to catch 360-degree views of Linville, North Carolina. Grandfather Mountain is a UNESCO International Biosphere Reserve known for its ecological diversity. Make nature discoveries as you explore the park’s hiking trails, habitats and exhibits.
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Navigate treasured terrain in Tennessee
Look upon ancient landscapes as you road trip through Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Cruise to Cades Cove to find lush valley scenes and fascinating wildlife. Roll along the auto road or stop to traverse forested footpaths.
