I travel for a living. I'm a photographer, filmmaker, journalist—the guy who boards flights to the farthest corners of the earth to capture stories that belong to others.

When the calendar flips to late July I start to feel that gentle ­– and thrilling – pressure: If I don’t break away now, autumn will beat me to it. Luckily, some of North America’s most spectacular drives are built for spontaneity.

From the sunny shores of Florida to the rugged coastlines of Maine, the East Coast provides abundant experiences for families traveling with their beloved dogs. Many hotels have thoughtfully adapted their spaces to include on-site dog facilities, welcome treats, and kid-friendly activities, creating a truly inclusive environment.

Las Vegas—a city where indulgence knows no bounds, and brunch is not just a meal but a rite of passage after a night of revelry. Amidst the shimmering lights and ceaseless energy of the Strip, a Southern comfort classic is making a sophisticated splash: biscuits and gravy, reimagined and elevated in three distinct ways.

For the past 20 years, my wife and I have been avid attendees of music festivals. We've camped in tents under starlit skies, borrowed RVs that rattled down dusty roads, and more recently, we've been exploring festivals in our trusty pop-top camper van—a perfect home on wheels that even our soon-to-be six-year-old son adores.