Every trip to the Everglades is an adventure, even if you stay on the main drag, Tamiami Trail, a.k.a U.S. 41. VISIT FLORIDA® editor Garland Pollard and photographer Alex Gore went to the Everglades and recorded a few sights they found along the way. Check out VISITFLORIDA.com for more!

By the light of our campfire, we were visited by a native american "spirit" who called himself "Tree". So begins this adventure of the Neah Bay "Reluctant Tour Guides". Two of Neah Bay's biggest attractions are Hobuck Beach and the Cape Flattery Trail. Follow our hosts as the spirit of the Makah People takes them on a journey to see God's Creation. Live it, enjoy it, preserve it for generations to come. A very special Thank you to the Makah Nation and Makah.com for their hospitality and photos. Produced by Andrew Burnett - Come Out And Play - andrew@goodimpressions.us

The Neah Bay "Reluctant Tour Guides" load up the suburban and boat and hit the road on a 300 mile journey across Washington State. The trip from Portland, OR to Neah Bay takes about six hours, crosses the Mighty Columbia River, goes past Mt. St. Helens, up the I-5 corridor, through Aberdeen, Lake Quinault, up the Pacific Coast, through Forks, then traverses the Strait of Juan de Fuca till we reach Neah Bay, the "Most NW Point" in the Continental United States. Part Two will cover 3 days of spearfishing and Part Three will be Hobuck Beach and The Cape trail hike. It's Big Beautiful Country with many rivers, lakes and lots of BIG TREES! Produced by Andrew Burnett - Come Out and Play Productions. Contact: andrew@goodimpressions.us