Trip Trivia

What (and Where) Are the Five Boroughs of New York?

How much do you know about the five boroughs of New York City? Here's a brief geography of the Big Apple...

What (and Where) Is the Loneliest Road in America?

The route in Nevada famously nicknamed the “Loneliest Road in America” is actually a popular tourist destination. Here’s why you should make the journey!...

Geography

15 of the Tallest Peaks in Mountain Ranges Around the World

Whether you’re an avid hiker or nature photographer, make sure you explore these 15 incredible mountain ranges and get a glimpse of their tallest peaks...

Geography

What (and Where) Are Cold Deserts?

Many of Earth’s deserts rarely reach temperatures above freezing (32 degrees Fahrenheit) during winter. These deserts are known as cold deserts...

Geography

Does Minnesota Really Have 10,000 Lakes?

The state motto displayed on Minnesota license plates is “10,000 Lakes.” Let’s dive in and see how many lakes Minnesota really has...

Geography

The Second-Largest Landmarks and Landforms Around the World

If you’re looking to increase your knowledge of all things second-best, here are 18 of the second-largest landmarks and landforms around the world...

Geography

What (and Where) Is the Zone of Silence?

Are the mysteries surrounding this area in the Chihuahuan Desert debunked? Here’s everything we know about the Zone of Silence...

Geography

What (and Where) Are the 15 Ecoregions of North America?

The CEC has identified 15 distinct ecological regions across North America. Here are the major ecoregions and their unique attributes...

Geography

What (and Where) Is the World's Oldest, Deepest, and Largest Lake?

This ancient body of water reaches far deeper than any other lake on the planet. Here’s everything you need to know about Lake Baikal...

Geography

The Highest (and Lowest) Elevation Point in Each State

You may have already summited (or plummeted) to these highest and lowest elevation points in each state...

Geography

Where to See Giant Stone Heads Besides Mount Rushmore

The South Dakota landmark isn’t the only place where you can see large stone masonry. These seven stone heads are also worth your attention...

Geography

What (and Where) Are the Canary Islands?

Everyone will find something thrilling to explore on the Canary Islands. Here’s everything you need to know about this beautiful island chain...

Geography

What Are the “Fairy Chimneys” of Turkey?

Fairy chimneys aren’t chimneys, nor do they have anything to do with fairies. Here’s everything you need to know about these unusual landforms...

Geography

What (And Where) Is the Baltic Sea?

How much do you know about the “Mediterranean of the North”? Here's a guide to the Baltic Sea and the beautiful cities along its coast...

Geography

20 Facts That Will Change the Way You Look at Oceans

Ocean covers approximately 70% of Earth’s surface and accounts for 97% of all water on the planet. Discover more about the water that flows around us by diving into these 20 fascinating facts about the world’s oceans...

Geography

Why Is the Sea of Cortez Called the “World’s Aquarium”?

There are only a few stunning places in the world where dramatic, arid, mountainous terrain meets a sparkling cerulean sea teeming with marine life — and the Sea of Cortez is one of them...

Geography

19 of the Most Stunning Waterfalls Around the World

Waterfalls are among nature's greatest gifts, and there's a whole world of wondrous waterfalls waiting to be explored. Here are 19 of the most breathtaking falls on the planet...

Geography

Where Are the Best Places to View the Northern Lights?

The elusive northern lights are one of the most sought-after natural wonders in the world. If you’re chasing after aurora borealis, the following locations are the best places to witness the dazzling light show in person...

Geography

20 Secret Alternatives to Famous Tourist Spots

There are places to go, and things to see, that are every bit as delightful as their more well-known neighbors. These 20 destinations are a great place to start...

Geography

What (and Where) Is the Ring of Fire?

Earth’s most active volcanic and seismic events occur along this route. Here's why the region experiences so much activity and earns the name Ring of Fire...