Indio, California, City of Festivals, offers more activities and reasons to celebrate than anywhere else in the state.

Kelowna's B.C. Wine Museum offers a lot of wine history in a small space, along with daily wine tastings.
 

The city of Kelowna, in B.C.'s sunny Okanagan Valley, is known for its beaches, but the number of museums here prove that it's also keen on preserving its history.

Palm Springs, California, might be a golfer’s paradise, but for travellers with niche interests and a taste for the unusual, it’s a haven. The city is an epicentre for creativity and offers unique opportunities to experience exciting entertainment and innovative technology.

The desert beckons with unique landforms and endless hiking, and the small-town ambience of history-rich communities like Borrego Springs is irresistible.

Who says you need a bull to make a rodeo? In Wellton, Arizona, all you need is a tractor.

See a sacred lake or board a bicycle for a people-powered wine tasting tour.

Hundreds of visitors eat dust on a winding road to buy cold beer in cans and listen to live bands.

Naturally stunning surroundings and some unique attractions make Yuma a top snowbird destination.

The Valley of Names provides the ultimate way to write your name in the sand.

There are laws regarding the length of your stay, your driver's licence and even the length of your RV.

The past and present mingle in California's scenic capital.

Next time you're in Vancouver, consider a historic walking tour of the downtown; you won't be disappointed.

 Anza Borrego Desert State Park offers a chance to delve into early California history first by reading about it and then reliving it yourself through hiking, horseback riding or four-wheel driving explorations.

Winchester Bay is located in the heart of the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area and is a vacationer’s paradise.

The Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area is the most prominent feature of Imperial County's off-highway recreational region.