Under Canvas Blog

There’s something about summer that begs for an open road: longer days, golden-hour light that lingers, and landscapes filled with possibility. A great summer road trip is about checking off … Continued

As mountain snowmelt feeds the valleys and meadows and the days grow longer, Glacier National Park comes alive with wildflowers. Across the alpine landscape, nearly 1,000 plant species bloom after … Continued

Located in the heart of South Dakota’s Black Hills, Custer State Park is a leafy gem spanning more than 71,000 acres of pine forest, rolling prairie, granite spires, sparkling lakes, … Continued

The White Mountains of New Hampshire offer some of the best hiking and scenery in New England, and chasing waterfalls is one of the most rewarding ways to explore them. … Continued

Few hikes capture the spirit of Acadia National Park quite like the Beehive Trail. In summer, the Gulf of Maine glitters below as coastal breezes roll in from the Atlantic. … Continued

Bryce Canyon is easily one of the most photogenic national parks in the U.S. From sweeping overlooks to its signature hoodoos, this is a place where light constantly shifts, colors … Continued

The Grand Canyon may look like a quiet, sun-baked desert at first glance, but its ecosystem is actually bursting with life. Hundreds of species of birds, mammals, and reptiles live … Continued

When towering granite walls rise from the forest, and waterfalls tumble down steep cliffs, framing the valley below in a postcard-perfect view, you’ve arrived in Yosemite. It’s a timeless landscape … Continued

Zion National Park is one of those rare places that’s spectacular in every season. The canyon walls glow in deep reds and greens as the sun moves across the sky, … Continued

The White Mountains of New Hampshire, just two hours from Boston, are shaped by granite peaks, forested valleys, rushing rivers, and historic towns tucked between winding roads. Days here can … Continued