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.
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A short walk to panoramic Kentucky views
Look out over the town of Pineville, Kentucky, toward Cumberland Mountain peaks and valleys in the distance. Bell County’s Chained Rock Overlook is something of a local legend. A half-kilometer hike will get you there.
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!
Explore St. Louis
See Missouri landmarks on a riverboat cruise
Glide past Gateway Arch National Park and take in views of the USA’s tallest national monument. A Mississippi River cruise is a unique way to see the St. Louis waterfront. Opt for an evening cruise and dine by the light of the city skyline.
Ascend South Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountain masterpiece
Take on Table Rock in Pickens County for challenging treks and incredible outlooks. Table Rock State Park encompasses two lakes, an extensive trail system and historic cabins built by the Civilian Conservation Corps.
Moving mountain peaks and valleys in West Virginia
For vast West Virginia vistas, hike the Endless Wall Trail in the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve. You’ll see the New River from 300 meters up as you follow the trail alongside cliffs.
