Celebrate National Trails Day with some of the best hikes in the U.S.—from slot canyons to grassland wanders to secluded ...

Three things make Vermont the best place on earth: maple syrup, fantastic fall colors, and the beautiful forested landscape. 78% of Vermont is forested, and while only 19% of that land is public, ...

“You can see it doesn’t jiggle or slosh inside.” Dromedary camels, found largely in the Middle East, have a single hump, while Bactrian camels, found in central Asia, have two hump ...

Here, Bactrian camels, adapted to the cold, offer quirky, bouncy rides. These double-humped creatures, masters of survival, provide a memorable safari experience amidst stunning, contrasting ...

Three Vermont state parks, Quechee, Button Bay, and Camel's Hump, are ranked as the most popular family-friendly parks in a recent survey. Quechee State Park features Vermont's deepest gorge ...

A caravan of camels rolled through Coronado Historic Site — and it wasn’t even hump day. The Texas Camel Corps visited the Bernalillo historic site Saturday to teach about the animals ...

Hamlin had merely seen the camel’s hump, they said. “Then a few weeks later and 60 miles away, five prospectors saw the same thing,” Faulk writes. It was in the Verde Valley and they crept ...

First things first – yes, it really does look like a camel’s hump. No, we don’t know why. Maybe Mother Nature was going through a desert phase when she designed Vermont. The important thing is that ...

It’s time to get acquainted with this unsung hero of the Vermont landscape. Nature’s paintbrush at work! Camel’s Hump State Park in autumn is like a Bob Ross masterpiece come to life, minus the “happy ...

It’s one of the most-traveled hiking trails in the state, due to its proximity to Burlington and its relatively short distance to the summit of Camel’s Hump, one of Vermont’s highest peaks. Combined ...