Call Direct #1.800.963.1134 Algonquin Lakeside Inn resort borders Algonquin Provincial Park with lakeside adult resort accommodation, comfortable suites, rooms and rental housekeeping cottages,along with it's own Restaurant. The Algonquin Inn resort has been welcoming guests with our special brand of hospitality since 1990, our friendly staff anxious to share with you their love for the Algonquin Park,we are Situated on the beautiful Oxtongue Lake , the Inn offers fabulous lakeshore views, high quality accommodations and a dining room.

Tour the Halifax Citadel National Park in Halifax, Nova Scotia - beginning with the firing of the noon gun, and featuring a summary the location's history as a Royal Navy dock. The Halifax Citadel's free guided tours include an opportunity to view the quarters, and even enjoy tea with the Highlanders. Want to plan your trip to Canada? Visit http://www.canada.travel

Americans love their national parks -- and the Friends of Independence are a group of dedicated volunteers who work with Independence Hall National Park in Philadelphia -- the site where we became a nation and the home of the Liberty Bell. Our true National Treasure.

Introducing, and available for rental, St John's newest private luxury vacation villa. Located within the US Virgin Island's National Park boundaries and perched high a top a mountain overlooking the azure waters of the Caribbean, the South Shore Villa is the ultimate in private luxury vacation living. The South Shore Villa is centrally air-conditioned and features four well-appointed bedrooms (all with private bathrooms), a luxurious custom kitchen, a dining room, and a large living room all with panoramic views of the ocean. Of additional interest is the spectacular infinity edge swimming pool with fountains.

Imagine JFK choppering in for a visit, Queen Elizabeth snuggled in for the night and Judy Garland belting out songs and disturbing other paying guests. And don’t forget President Herbert Hoover sneaking in through the service entrance because he was inadequately attired. If nothing else, let the Ahwahnee tell you its stories and then go back to your more modest digs. A little brush with rustic glamour never hurts. For the full travelogue on Yosemite's Ahwahnee Hotel, including related videos, interactive map, and useful links, visit WWW.OPENROAD.TV

Here's a quick look at some of Yosemite's many attributes. It's a short introduction to one of America's most deservedly famous landmarks. For the full travelogue on the introduction to Yosemite National Park, including related videos, interactive map, and useful links, visit WWW.OPENROAD.TV

The water plunges from granite highlands in a freefall for thousands of feet to the Valley floor. Now we can feel its mist more easily than ever. Not long ago, the trail to the base of Yosemite Falls was inadequate. For people with physical challenges, the trail was a barrier. However, several years, many millions of dollars and a great deal of vision and hard work later, the trail has become an accessible gem worthy of the Falls. For the full travelogue on Yosemite Falls' Smart New Trail, including related videos, interactive map, and useful links, visit WWW.OPENROAD.TV

For some people, it's the hike of a lifetime. It's 5000 feet straight up to an unforgettable view of the legendary Yosemite Valley. For the full travelogue on Yosemite Park's Half Dome Trek, including related videos, interactive map, and useful links, visit WWW.OPENROAD.TV

Uluru, 440 kilometres south west of Alice Springs, fascinates and inspires people from around the world with its glowing presence at sunrise and sunset. The Anangu people prefer visitors don't climb Uluru because it's a sacred site, so nowadays many visitors choose to do the Uluru base walk instead. Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is connected to Alice by networks of sealed roads and has its own airport. Archaeological work suggests that Aboriginal people have lived in the area for at least 22,000 years.

The 146 square kilometre Litchfield National Park is an easy journey (an hour-and-a-half drive) from Darwin. Visitors can visit the Park for the day or for the more adventurous stay for two or three days. The Park contains several types of typical Top End habitats including lush monsoon forests, termite mounds, unusual rock formations, waterfalls and cascades.