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Travel Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Avoid this nagging question and other annoying travel pitfalls with travel information from eHow. Our road trip tips for traveling with little ones will keep the kids distracted and your sanity intact. We also have helpful road trip advice that'll help get you to your destination in one piece. By car, train or plane, getting there should be half the fun - and it will be with travel advice from eHow.
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Situated on the "big bend" of the Rio Grande River that separates the United States from Mexico, Big Bend National Park showcases 800,000 acres of natural wonders. Spectacular mountains and...
Encompassing 133,000 acres of barrier islands, Padre Island National Seashore is known for its white-sand beaches and a plethora of recreational opportunities. In addition, its proximity to Corpus...
Originally named Mukuntuweap National Monument, Zion was expanded and designated a national park in 1919. The world's largest natural arch (Kolob Arch) is within the park's 229 square miles, and...
Cape Hatteras National Seashore is the perfect destination for lovers of the sea, history buffs or nature enthusiasts. Located in the coastal Outer Banks region of North Carolina, the park...
Most kids are bound to have a great time exploring the park, looking for elk and bighorn sheep and hiking the trails (many of them appropriate for young kids). If that doesn't keep them busy, go...
Denali is a wonderland of geological features and wildlife but is very short on modern recreational activities. This is the perfect opportunity to get your kids interested in earth science and...
Modern amusements are rare in or around Glacier National Park, but that's the beauty of it. This is a great place for kids to learn about nature, geology, glaciers and Native Americans. In the...
Deep dark caves, thousands of bats, really cool formations - there's lots of stuff at Carlsbad Caverns for kids to love. The surrounding area also offers plenty of diversions, from swimming and...
Crater Lake is a park full of natural wonders, and if your kids like to hike and learn about nature, they'll love it here. Be sure to get them as involved as possible in the programs and talks...
At first glance, Badlands National Park may look like a forbidding place for a kid - but that's if you only scratch the surface. Junior explorers and archaeologists will be fascinated by the...
Far away from the city lights (and big-city amusements), Big Bend National Park is the perfect place to teach kids about astronomy, balanced ecosystems, the necessity of preserving important...
At Padre Island National Seashore, kids can learn about endangered sea turtles (and see a few if they're lucky), explore miles of barrier islands, or go swimming, bodyboarding, surfing or fishing....
The windswept islands of Cape Hatteras National Seashore are natural places for kids to explore sand dunes, beaches and woodlands. Rich in history, the park offers educational information about...
The sheer magnificence of Zion National Park is apt to be fascinating to kids, and with a little hiking around they'll be even more amazed at what the park has to offer. The amusements offered...
Los Angeles is a large city with an extensive calendar of events. Because of the city's cultural mix, you can find lots of ethnic festivals, as well as concerts, music and film festivals and...
San Francisco is a bustling city-by-the-sea with many cultural influences. The result is a year-long calendar of special events that salutes the city's heritage, its people and its bountiful...
New York, one of the nation's largest cities, has a population of over 8 million and more than 16 million visitors each year. The arts flourish here, so you can expect festivals and cultural...
In addition to the major festivals and events listed here, Chicago is famous for neighborhood festivals held throughout the year. A variety of ethnic and cultural festivals are also popular, so be...
The greater Dallas-Fort Worth area celebrates food, Latin culture and a variety of the arts in a year-round schedule of events and festivals. No matter what your interests - independent films,...
Philadelphia is known for its historic sites and nearby Amish country, but the city also sponsors a variety of festivals and special events throughout the year. Among the best-known of these is...
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