Breanna Farrell

5 days ago | roadaffair.com | Breanna Farrell

When it comes to epic multi-day hikes in Europe, many travelers think of the Camino de Santiago Trail. However, Hadrian’s Wall Path is arguably even more astonishing due to its rich Roman history, vibrant countryside, and iconic forts and crags along the way. The Hadrian’s Wall Path National Trail follows an ancient Roman military road that runs alongside Britain’s largest Roman archaeological feature—a 2,000-year-old stone wall erected by Emperor Hadrian in 122 AD.

1 week ago | roadaffair.com | Breanna Farrell

Situated just outside of Palm Springs, Joshua Tree National Park is truly a desert treasure. Encompassing three of California’s ecosystems, this rugged and surreal park offers unmatched landscapes, incredible biodiversity, and natural wonders like impressive rock formations—and, of course, the iconic twisting Joshua trees. We want to help you make the most of your time in this desert oasis, which is why we’ve crafted this ultimate guide to Joshua Tree National Park.

1 month ago | roadaffair.com | Breanna Farrell

Khao Lak is an excellent destination in Thailand for those looking to escape the busy city streets and explore the countryside. Not only is this area surrounded by some of Thailand’s most beautiful national parks, but it also offers world-class beaches and plenty of activities. We want to make sure you get the most out of your time in Phang Nga Province, which is why we have crafted this list of the best things to do in Khao Lak.

1 month ago | roadaffair.com | Breanna Farrell

Death Valley National Park is easily one of the most unique environmental areas in the United States. Not only does it boast a diverse range of wildlife and landscapes—from dry deserts to towering mountaintops—but it also holds several impressive records. It’s home to the lowest point in North America at Badwater Basin, and at Furnace Creek Ranch, the hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth was logged: a staggering 134.1 degrees Fahrenheit (56.7 degrees Celsius).

2 months ago | roadaffair.com | Breanna Farrell

Asian elephants are the largest mammals found in Thailand, and almost half of the 3,000-4,000 elephants live in captivity. These gentle giants are highly intelligent, but they are also in high demand. Many tourists in Thailand, including myself, have dreamed of seeing beautiful Asian elephants up close. However, the question of ethics often arises. In Thailand, there are no laws against keeping animals like elephants and tigers in captivity or using them for profit.