Places to Visit

From San Francisco to Denver, cities across the West are transforming long-neglected alleyways into vibrant urban spaces.

Northern California and Oregon are some of the best places in the world for whale watching—you don’t even have to leave dry land.

These ten lesser-known locales offer a glimpse of Old Pueblo’s history, science, art, and one-of-a-kind Southwestern culture.

Skiing isn’t the only chill thrill. This winter, ride a bike, inner tube, dogsled, or sleigh.

Here are five new Disneyland Resort attractions and events to look forward to over the coming year.

Genealogy is trending—and providing a tantalizing reason to travel.

The legends that earned Arizona's Superstition Mountains their name are as haunting as the range's beauty.

This lakeside resort keeps winter visitors warm and active with outdoor activities, fireworks, eclectic eats, and vintage shops.

Less than an hour from Salt Lake City, this scenic Old West town offers visitors lots to do, like the Sundance Film Festival.

The city's original casino district has added a healthy bit of up-to-date hip to its old-school vibe.

These retro spots embody the glamour and intrigue of Vegas. 

Nevada’s Western Folklife Center celebrates the songs and stories of the American West.