Built in 2022 in the Oregon Badlands Wilderness Area near Bend, hiking the 6-mile Nighthawk Trail serves as a sunny respite from winter gloom ...

At least 15 of Oregon's best known outdoors destinations, and likely more, are either closed, partly closed, or inaccessible ...

Nestled in the Rogue Valley with century-old buildings and Class IV rapids, this destination delivers authentic experiences ...

PRICHARD, Ala. (WALA) - Prichard has several hidden gems that have been part of the city’s 100-year legacy. In honor of the anniversary, the Prichard Historical Commission set out to identify some of ...

PRICHARD, Ala. (WKRG) — City officials unveiled the Prichard Legacy Trail on Thursday, which marks more than a dozen historical sites across town. “It’s an important part of history,” District 2 ...

City officials unveiled the Prichard Legacy Trail on Thursday, which marks more than a dozen historical sites across town. Former NASCAR driver and 6 others dead after private jet crashes in North ...

Besides navigating with Gemini, Google Maps is rolling out other AI-powered features, like landmark-based navigation. Landmark-based navigation will see distance (like “turn right in 500 feet”), ...

Ten percent of travelers attempting the Oregon Trail died along the way, often from disease, infection, or injury, although there were plenty of weird, disgusting and otherwise ghastly deaths, as well ...

Who could forget the legendary Oregon Trail game? Born in the 1970s in Minnesota, it turned classrooms into thrilling pioneer adventures. Now celebrating its 40th anniversary, it’s still a hit! Jacob ...

Just a short drive from Chimney Rock, you’ll find Scotts Bluff National Monument, another crucial landmark for westward-bound pioneers. Rising more than 800 feet above the North Platte River, this ...

GLENNS FERRY, Idaho — More than 500 miles of the historic Oregon Trail cuts through Southern Idaho. The most dangerous crossing along the route is a section of the Snake River in Glenns Ferry. Weather ...

Between 1840 and 1860, 300,000 to 400,000 Americans moved west on covered wagons for 2,100 miles across the Oregon and California trails. In those two decades they transformed our nation and endured ...