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chiefseeker
Jody VandergriffHey there! I'm Jody - a serial entrepreneur and avid traveler. Drop me a line at chiefseeker@seeker.io -
leah
Leah FishmanHey there, I'm Leah — Writer, Editor & Content Manager @ Seeker. Drop me a line at: leah@seeker.io -
michele
Michele Humeston.“Traveling – it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.” – Ibn Battuta -
travelempa
Sarah LempaTraveler, writer, multiple hat-wearer. // Hi friends! I'm Sarah. When I'm not traveling, you can probably find me cooking something inventive, fiddling with a random photography idea, researching my next destination, or riding a motorcycle. -
laurenmack
Lauren Mack48 countries (and counting!) on five continents. I've called Beijing, Taipei, Miami, and now New York home. Countries at the beginning of the alphabet (Argentina, Australia, and Andorra) are on top of my bucket list. -
the.vagrant.optimist
Josh Wicks"Like most of the others, I was a seeker, a mover, a malcontent, and at times a stupid hell-raiser. I was never idle long enough to do much thinking, but I felt somehow that my instincts were right. I shared a vagrant optimism that some of us were making real progress, that we had taken an honest road, and that the best of us would inevitably make it over the top. At the same time, I shared a dark suspicion that the life we were leading was a lost cause, that we were all actors, kidding ourselves along on a senseless odyssey. It was the tension between these two poles- a restless idealism on one hand and a sense of impending doom on the other- that kept me going. " I read those words from Hunter S. Thompson when I was in high school and I instantly knew what I wanted to do. I took my savings from 3 summers of work and embarked on a journey around North America with three friends in a 1979 Dodge Glendale Motorhome. We were on the road for 4 months before I came home, lost my Mom to cancer, and could think of nothing more than getting out there again- but for longer and farther than before. I'm 38 now. The world has changed a lot in the twenty years I've been exploring it. I aim to share some of my favorite experiences about it here and to connect with those fellow seekers out there. -
mustangdmv
Danielle CallTraveler | Dog Mom | Foodie | History Nerd. Hey seekers! I’m Danielle and I love to explore new places with my husband, our dogs, and our friends. Some of my favorite places to travel are historic sites, food and wine destinations, National Parks, and of course dog friendly places! Follow along some of our adventures; @finn.luna_adventuredog and @dmvarc on Instagram! -
nicolejordan
Nicole JordanAvid adventurer, avocado lover, nomadic being, living in my Subaru Forester. Hiking, climbing, snowboarding, backpacking, always adventuring across the US and the world. -
jasmineagbhow
Jasmine Caceres📍 New York but forever seeking a flight out 💻 Creator of A Great Big Hunk of World 🌍 B.S. and M.S in Travel and Tourism— Tiktok: @agreatbighunkofworld - other socials below
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- The Best Places to Celebrate Halloween Worldwide
Darkness falls across the world on October 31st, ushering in a night of Halloween thrills and chills. The pagan festival of Halloween was first celebrated in Ireland 3,000 years ago. Today, the Gaelic festival is celebrated with freaky fun that includes wild halloween events, carved pumpkins, trick-or-treating, ghost tours, parades, and more. While there are […]
- 18 Best Oktoberfest Events in the US for 2022
As autumn approaches, it’s time to don lederhosen and dirndls and raise a beer stein in honor of Oktoberfest. While the Bavarian festival is rooted in 19th-century Germany, the popularity of the fall folk festival is prevalent throughout the US. The original Oktoberfest event was celebrated in 1810 on the wedding day of Crown Prince […]
- The Best Fall Festivals in the US for 2022
After a summer of fun in the sun, you autumn know (get it?) about these cozy fall events and festivals. Stretching from the autumnal equinox in late September to the Winter Solstice at the end of December, autumn is the perfect time to enjoy the outdoors by apple picking, leaf peeping, and festival-going. From stargazing to […]
- Top Places to See Fall Foliage in the US 2022
In hues of amber, crimson, and ochre, fall conjures up cozy sweaters, pumpkin spice, and fabulous fall foliage Predicting the best time to see the leaves change is tricky, but many states offer foliage trackers to help travelers time their trips. Looking at past peak periods can also help predict the best time to take […]
- List of All National Parks in the US By State | 2022
From swivel chairs to space rockets, the US has had some darn bright ideas over its short history. But of all the ideas that have changed the world, the national parks system is surely close to the top. It was way back in 1872 that the sulfur-belching lands of Yellowstone were designated as protected lands […]
- Yosemite National Park: The Complete Guide for 2022
Massive granite cliffs, majestic waterfalls, and abundant wildlife: Yosemite’s U-shaped valley features profound natural wonders, earning its spot as the most-visited California national park. With more than 1,200 square miles of protected land within its borders, there’s opportunity for endless adventure. Walk amongst Giant Sequoias, explore the high country, swim in alpine lakes, hike up […]
- Are dogs allowed in Sequoia National Park?
Thinking about traveling to Sequoia National Park with your pooch? On the surface, it sounds dreamy. After all, Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks boast over 1000 miles of hiking trails – from accessible, fully paved trails that take you to the top things to do in Sequoia National Park, like the world’s largest tree […]
- Where is Sequoia National Park?
Sequoia National Park is home to the largest trees in the world – the mighty sequoias. Located in the southern Sierra Nevada Mountains, it is one of the 9 national parks in the state of California. 120 miles north of Sequoia National Park is California’s crown jewel – Yosemite National Park. Bordering Sequoia National Park […]
- Kings Canyon or Sequoia National Park?
Considering a trip to the land of the giant sequoias but don’t know which park to visit? Well you’re in luck. Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks are connected by the Kings Canyon Scenic Byway and are both easily do-able in one trip. In fact, the byway runs alongside many of the top attractions in […]
- Is Sequoia National Park open?
Yes! Sequoia National Park is open year round: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. However, the park varies drastically in elevation and weather heavily affects road conditions. Some roads close during the winter until they are plowed. Generally, year-round services are open at Grant Grove, the Foothills, and Giant Forest & Lodgepole. Cedar […]
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citywithsoul
City With Soul, Jackson, MSWe are the City With Soul - Jackson, Mississippi - a soulful kind of place for a weekend getaway, family fun, group tour, reunion, convention or small business meeting.
From the proud legacy of Medgar Evers to the powerful present-day Mississippi Civil Rights Museum, the history of the Civil Rights movement is here.
Jackson restaurants – from small mom and pop eateries to James Beard award-winning chef-driven concepts – offer some of the best authentic cuisine.
Mississippi's rich literary history precedes itself, with authors like William Faulker, Eudora Welty, Richard Wright, John Grisham, and Angie Thomas hailing from the state, to name but a few.
From live concerts to historic music markers and record shops, Jackson has a plethora to do to celebrate Mississippi's storied musical heritage.
And creatively speaking, you'll find no truer community of makers and doers, excelling in the visual and performing arts.
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bloomingtonmn
Bloomington, MN CVBWith tax-free shopping on clothes and shoes at Mall of America, thrilling attractions, fine dining and fun outdoor activities, you can have it all in Bloomington, Minnesota.
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shammell12
Samantha HammellPassionate traveller. Currently in Europe but dreaming about a trip to East Asia…
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paulahanus
Paula Hanus