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Lace up your hiking shoes—the Fumacinha Falls seem to delight in their own seclusion. The six-mile hike can be grueling and treacherous at times, but… Read the rest

Plummeting 65 feet over the edge of a large lava flow, which erupted from Ruapehu some 15,000 years ago, Taranaki Falls drops into a boulder-ringed po… Read the rest

Hidden within Girringun National Park in the UNESCO-listed Wet Tropics of Queensland lies the Australia’s tallest single-drop waterfall. Wallaman Fall… Read the rest

Beacons Beacons National Park practically sings with secluded cascades and peaceful swimming holes. Choosing just one to share would be like forcing u… Read the rest

Alpine grasslands, beech forests, multicolored volcanic rock cliffs, and spectacular mountain views? You’ll get them all with a trip to Taranaki Falls… Read the rest

If there’s one thing Patagonia has in abundance, it’s magnificent scenery. Argentina’s Agrio Falls are proof, nestled in the heart of a dense araucari… Read the rest

Yuma, Arizona, is noted for its weather “extremes”. According to the National Climatic Data Center, It is the driest, sunniest city and the least humi… Read the rest

Ice skating on Paterswoldse Meer, a lake just South of the city of Groningen in the Netherlands. The Paterswoldse Meer lake is one of those places whe… Read the rest

Pando is a tree colony spread across more than 100 acres in Utah that’s actually a single organism, the largest in the world. It weighs around 13 mill… Read the rest

That the British Prime Minister and Nobel Prize Winner in Literature, Sir Winston Churchill, spent his holidays in Madeira, in January of 1950?… Read the rest