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Las Vegas and the surrounding area offer a host of outdoors adventure activities and lots of fun awaits nearby. One of our favorite places for outdoor activities is the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area with a wide range of hiking and climbing activities. Ranger-guided hikes are offered February through April. The outings cover 6-8 miles and are moderate to

Bob Sehlinger is guest of Curt Stone on Geekin’ On WDW discussing the 2015 edition of his book and the cutting-edge science behind  the Unofficial Guides and Goodreads has a Book Giveaway. Scroll down for interview with Curt Stone and a chance to enter Goodreads Book Giveaway. The Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World 2015 is JAM-PACKED with useful tips, great advice,

Washington D.C. is a great place to visit with kids and most attractions combine learning with fun.  While there are attractions that delight toddlers and preschoolers, many are oriented to older kids and adults.  It’s our experience that children need to be 8-10 years old to get the most out of the National Museum of Natural History and the Air

In 1946, Bugsy Siegel opened the first Las Vegas casino and hotel. The Flamingo Hotel, kicked off the metamorphosis that changed three miles of mostly barren desert into what is now the Las Vegas Strip. The original Flamingo was an eye-popper in its day and established a baseline that all subsequent casinos had to at least match, if not improve

Castaway Cay, is Disney’s private port-of-call in the Bahamas. On the island guests can enjoy tropical leisure activities, such as snorkeling, boating, swimming and sunbathing. The island has three all-you-care-to-eat outdoor restaurants: Cookie’s BBQ, Cookie’s Too and Serenetiy Bay BBQ. At Castaway Cay the weather is almost always gorgeous, the shore excursions are reasonably priced and there is something to do