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This singletrack of the Backbone trail from Encinal to Yerba Buena Rd. near Neptune's is some of the best riding you'll find in Malibu. On this single track we will cover an onslaught of fast technical sections, endless flow, and beyond amazing ocean vistas! This is a definite must ride! This section of Backbone trail has so much variety. One minute your riding in a lush forest and the next along a mountain side with a mountain expanse as far as the eye can see! The panoramic views from the top of these Malibu mountains are amazing! Our destination and pit stop will be near Sandstone Peak where we will take a short break and take on the amazing scenery of the Malibu Buttes. The loop back to Encinal Road will be an absolute thrill, riding on the single track alongside the canyon giving way to endless ocean views. The last section of this ride contains fast flow with high berms similar to those found at a bike park.

Visit one of the best craft breweries in the NYC Metro region on this full-day bike tour through the Hudson Valley. The Captain Lawrence Brewing Company is an award-winning craft brewery located in Elmsford. Hop on the Metro-North train to Brewster — with bike in tow, of course — and enjoy 35 miles of the predominantly car-free scenic Hudson Valley Trail en route to the microbrewery. Enjoy a picnic lunch at the halfway point and at the end of the ride, sample 10 locally famous ales. Return transportation to train station provided.

Step into New York's Golden Age and discover how America's wealthiest families transformed Fifth Avenue into the most prestigious address in the country. On this guided tour, you'll explore Central Park and admire the magnificent Gilded Age mansions that once belonged to legendary families such as the Carnegies, Vanderbilts, Fricks, Astors, Whitneys, Warburgs, and Dukes. Hear fascinating stories of railroad tycoons, steel magnates, Wall Street bankers, and famous philanthropists whose fortunes helped shape modern New York. Learn how Central Park turned Fifth Avenue into "Millionaires' Row" and why many of these grand residences later became museums, schools, and cultural institutions. Your guide will bring history to life with tales of extravagant parties, family rivalries, and the incredible fortunes behind these historic mansions. You'll also discover how this neighborhood has appeared in countless films and television shows, including HBO's The Gilded Age.

A walking tour and photography workshop in one! Experience a fascinating, in-depth exploration of Salem’s most notorious murder with a local guide. Along the way, a local photographer will help you get some great images of the beautiful historic sites you visit. Join our professional photographer and experienced tour guide Rebecca for a fascinating exploration of Salem’s most notorious murder. The death of aged sea Captain Joseph White was not just a personal tragedy to the families involved. It was a sign of the times that Salem’s identity as a wealthy and successful seaport was sinking into the horizon. The story of the murder became an international sensation and influenced authors Edgar Allen Poe and Nathaniel Hawthorne. **Bring your DSLR camera or Cell phone with extra batteries for this tour! Dive deep into the details of a true crime murder mystery. Take a walk with us!

8 hours to explore Downeast Maine. This tour will pick up at your accommodation and spend the day venturing down Rt 1, stopping in Milbridge, your destination Jonesport and Beals Island where you can see what makes this rural part of Maine unique and take in the beauty, so few get to see. The tour will include a picnic lunch with local seasonal foods highlighted. Plenty of stops along the way to see the many landscapes of Downeast Maine and visit places so few tourists get to experience in this beautiful part of Maine. Will pickup at any hotel, campground, or Airbnb within Bar Harbor, MDI, or Trenton. Blue van will stop at main entrance for pickup.

Imagine being on a private tour with up to 9 of your friends and family watching the night skies turn to amber and then full daylight over the expanse of the Atlantic Ocean with a chilled glass of Champagne or Mimosas in your hand! After a stunning ride down the River with all the lit up waterfront estates, we'll arrive at Ponce Inlet, where the historic Ponce de Leon lighthouse glows red against the dusk skies. We'll then enter Ponce Inlet where we'll venture around 5 miles out into the Ocean to watch the sunrise (seas permitting) with your drinks and a host of breakfast sweets. After the sun rises, we'll keep a lookout for Dolphins chasing their breakfast and Pelicans swooping down for their morning meal before heading back to watch the many bridges and navigation signs perfectly reflected in the mirror-like waters. .

Prairie in the heart of a city? You can find it in east Dallas and I'm excited to share it with you. The Blackland prairie ecosystem is a unique and diverse landscape dominated by beautiful wildflowers and grasses. It is estimated that less than 1% of this special part of nature remains statewide. It is home to countless species of plants, birds, and bugs (as well as other small critters). On this tour we will explore prairie remnants near White Rock Lake and discuss their history, ecology, and traditional uses by Native peoples. Walking/light hiking is required. Some of the grasses are tall! Please wear long pants and closed-toed shoes. Wear sun protection and bring your refillable water bottle! *please note: there is no public restroom in walking distance of this location so make sure to go beforehand! If you want in a day/time not shown on my calendar or want to book a private tour, please reach out. Also, if you have special needs in order to book please let me know.

Discover the unique journey of Pope Leo XIV through Chicago on this interactive bus tour. Visit his childhood home and childhood church in the suburb of Dolton on this one of a kind experience. This tour not only showcases the Pope's life but also intertwines the vibrant culture of Chicago, making it a must for both visitors and locals. Enjoy exclusive insights from knowledgeable guides while engaging with the city's rich history and faith. - Guided bus tour through Chicago’s historical sites related to Pope Leo XIV - Pickup at Holy Name Cathedral in the heart of the city

Visit the Washington Monument on a self guided tour with entry ticket (approximately 1 hour). Discover the iconic National Mall with an insider's perspective on this 2-hour guided walking tour. Led by a retired park ranger, uncover the history behind key memorials honoring Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King, Jr., and World War II, Korean War and Vietnam War Veterans. Gain valuable insights and stories that highlight the significance of these landmarks. This tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the heart of Washington, D.C. - Duration: Approximately 3 hours (1 hour for Washington Monument self guided entry, 2 hours for guided National Mall and Memorials walk) - Maximum group size: 35 travelers - Wheelchair accessible and family-friendly

Slow Burn Time Intentionally Taken. What to expect This is a quiet, no-wake charter designed for cigars, conversation, and unhurried time on the water. The two-hour experience is often enjoyed with a glass of bourbon or a drink of choice. Guests are encouraged to bring their own cigars. If forgotten, Gentle Wake provides one complimentary cigar per passenger from a curated sampler. The charter is BYOB, with ice and glassware provided, and hosted by a captain who maintains a relaxed, unobtrusive presence.

Experience the wild beauty of the Rocky Mountain Front on this guided out‑and‑back hike to Black leaf Pass, led by a naturalist . Journey through one of the region’s most spectacular canyons, where sweeping views of rugged mountains and open plains unfold around every turn. Along the trail, you’ll have the opportunity to closely observe the area’s diverse flora, fauna, and fascinating geology, with expert interpretation that brings the landscape to life. Early summer offers especially rewarding conditions, with vibrant wildflowers adding color to this unforgettable alpine setting. Transportation to and from the trailhead from Choteau is included, allowing you to relax and focus fully on the experience. This Rocky Mountain Front classic is ideal for nature lovers, hiking enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a deeper connection with Montana’s wild places.

This relaxed Nenana River float weaves three miles of flat water with two short Class II rapids before settling into consistent Class I paddling beneath the Alaska Range. Suitable for beginners and experienced paddlers, the guided trip emphasizes learning river dynamics and paddling skills while searching for wildlife and enjoying mountain views. Guides provide safety instruction and interpretive commentary on local geology and natural history, and all river equipment is supplied.

Delve into the haunted history of Sitka with a captivating 45-minute guided walking tour that unfolds in the tranquil hours of the morning. As the town awakes, explore its nearly deserted streets while uncovering local legends, mysteries, and ghost stories that have shaped this historic Alaskan community. Visit significant sites such as forgotten cemeteries and hear tales of Russian America, shipwrecks, and frontier hardships. This unique experience is designed for cruise visitors and early risers, offering the perfect opportunity for serene photography and intimate storytelling before the hustle begins. - 45-minute guided walking tour through historic downtown Sitka (allow an additional 30 minutes for shuttle bus) - Hear fascinating stories of local legends and haunted history - Ideal for cruise ship visitors; tour concludes before shore excursions - Small-group experience, perfect for families and photo opportunities

Hot air balloon flights over the stunning Albuquerque valley offer an exciting adventure during Balloon Fiesta week. Avoid the crowds and festival hassle as you rise with the sunrise, experiencing the unique Albuquerque Box flying technique that lets you soar with the winds. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Sandia Mountains while floating above the serene river and bosque below. After your flight, celebrate with a traditional toast as you reflect on the beauty of the morning sky. We're an independent balloon ride operator flying on Albuquerque's west side. We aren't affiliated with, endorsed by, or operating as part of the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, and you don't need a Fiesta ticket to fly with us. If you also want to attend the festival, that's booked separately through them.

Explore Capitol Hill, Seattle's eclectic neighborhood, known for its vibrant history and cultural richness. This walking tour goes beyond the ordinary, revealing stories of Indigenous roots, LGBTQ+ activism, and musical legends like Jimi Hendrix. Discover significant sites such as Cal Anderson Park and the AIDS Memorial Pathway, and engage with local traditions at Elliott Bay Book Company and Dick’s Drive-In. Ideal for curious travelers, this tour uncovers hidden architectural gems and the community's spirited evolution, providing an insider's view of Capitol Hill's unique character. - Discover Seattle's Capitol Hill through its rich history and culture - Visit iconic locations including Cal Anderson Park and the AIDS Memorial Pathway - Learn about local legends, activism, and the neighborhood’s artistic spirit - Perfect for travelers seeking to delve deeper into Capitol Hill's vibrant community

Step off the theme park path into Orlando's true beating heart. From refugee survival after the fall of Saigon to rowdy punk venues and craft breweries, explore the sights, smells, and gritty history of Mills 50 and Little Saigon. - A 2.0 km self-guided tour with 4 stops over 66 min - Ideal for travelers interested in Identity, Migration & Globalization and Foodways & Culinary Identity - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app

Discover Zion beyond the crowded viewpoints with a private local guide who knows the hidden corners, stories, and landscapes that make Southern Utah unforgettable. Experience breathtaking scenery, unique geology, quiet moments in nature, and the places most visitors drive right past. This personalized adventure is designed for travelers who want to experience Zion like a local, not just see it from a checklist.

Step into the story of Anchorage, where a chaotic 1915 tent city on mudflats transformed into a Cold War military crossroads and modern metropolis. Guided by urban planner Tom and detail-obsessed Claudia, you will explore rail yards, pioneer storefronts, earthquake scars, and glass museums pressed directly against the Alaskan wilderness. - A 3.7 km self-guided tour with 8 stops over 127 min - Ideal for travelers interested in Urbanism, Infrastructure & Innovation and History & Memory - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app

Behind the shimmering fountains and neon-lit canals of the Las Vegas Strip lies one of the most advanced hydrologic engineering networks on Earth. This walking tour peels back the illusion of desert extravagance to reveal how private wells, closed-loop fluid dynamics, and a legal accounting system known as return-flow credits allow a world-famous city to thrive in the dry Mojave Desert. Discover subterranean flood channels, indoor agricultural recycling, and physics-driven water walls that turn visual excess into a model of extreme water efficiency. A 5.0 km self-guided tour with 7 stops over 138 min, Ideal for travelers interested in Urbanism, Infrastructure & Innovation and Spirituality, Myth & Nature, Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals, Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app.

Step into historic Honolulu and discover a side of Hawaiʻi that history books often obscure. The nineteenth-century Hawaiian Kingdom was an internationally recognized constitutional state whose monarchs built grand palaces, negotiated global treaties, and adopted electric lighting before the U.S. White House. On this immersive self-guided walking tour, a political historian and local resident lead you through cathedrals, royal barracks, government halls, and ʻIolani Palace. Untangle the story of royal diplomacy, sugar-oligarch pressure, U.S. Marines, and Queen Liliʻuokalani's courageous protest during the overthrow of 1893. - A 1.9 km self-guided tour with 7 stops over 91 min - Ideal for travelers interested in Power, Protest & Civic Spaces and History & Memory - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app

Step into the turbulent story of San Francisco, where waves of sudden wealth have repeatedly rewritten the city's ground. From a shouted announcement of gold in a muddy plaza to whiskey saved from fire, buried wooden ships under financial towers, resilient chess rooms, censored labor murals, and glass needles piercing the fog, this walk uncovers how speculative booms reshaped the urban landscape and forced local communities to reinvent themselves. - A 3.8 km self-guided tour with 7 stops over 119 min - Ideal for travelers interested in Urbanism, Infrastructure & Innovation and History & Memory - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app

Guests will begin with an exclusive visit to the state-of-the-art production and rehearsal facilities at the Asolo Repertory Theatre's Robert & Beverly Koski Center to see exactly how stage magic is made. Traveling on Dolly The Trolley to the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, guests will step onto the stage where a Van Wezel guide will get to peek behind the curtains to learn about the many hands that create thrilling shows for your enjoyment. You will see the ropes and pulleys that "fly" the scenery on and off the stage, the movable orchestra pit, star dressing room, and loading dock where traveling shows back up their 18-wheelers load into the theater. All the while you'll be dazzled by stories and anecdotes around the colorful world of show business. The final stop is a chance to see improv performance and try out your improv skills at the Florida Studio Theater.

This self-guided bike tour traces Chicago's reinvention from the ashes of the Great Fire to the skyline that rose in its place, pedaling the Lakefront Trail with Lake Michigan on one side and the city's icons on the other. The route begins near Navy Pier and rolls through Museum Campus, past the Shedd Aquarium, Adler Planetarium, and Field Museum. Buckingham Fountain and the towering Willis Tower come next, followed by Millennium Park's Cloud Gate — Chicago's beloved "Bean." A quick pass through the Loop takes in the Chicago Theatre, State Street, and Union Station before crossing the Chicago River. Stories of the Great Fire and the innovators who rebuilt the city play through your headphones the whole way. Perfect for first-time visitors, casual cyclists, and anyone craving a fresh angle on the city. Download the VoiceMap app and enter the ticket code from your confirmation email to start riding.

Step off the beaten track and discover the real engine behind Portland's eccentric reputation. This self-guided walking tour explores haunted Victorian coffeehouses, radial garden labyrinths, inclusive zine shops, reclaimed cemetery grounds, thrift collectives, painted street intersections, and community-saved film archives. Led by sociologist Lukas and local detail expert Olivia, you will uncover how grassroots activists, independent business owners, and creative visionaries fought to keep the Rose City stubbornly unique against corporate homogenization. - A 7.8 km self-guided tour with 8 stops and 1 audio interlude over 197 min - Ideal for travelers interested in Social Fabric & Everyday Life and Art, Design & Aesthetics - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app