Visit America

​America offers so many different opportunities, such as backpacking, museums, nightlife, and historical sites. Easily find activities for the entire family to do on your next vacation! The best way to explore America is definitely by car and make sure you create a travel plan or have a trip planner before you hit the road. You want to have a “trip outline” at a minimum and have the places you’ll stay booked in advance of your trip, so you’re not stuck without a place to sleep for a night.

Visit National Parks

​My favorite locale to visit is our National Parks, especially in Utah. One of the main reasons I moved out to Utah, the National Parks in my state are nothing short of spectacular! With stunning red rock, awe-inspiring hiking, and unbelievable views, all one has to do is point your phone or camera straight in front of you to capture nature’s jaw-dropping beauty. Find out more about our National Parks and tips for gluten-free travel to our parks in Episode #46 of my Podcast.

What to do on a Road Trip

I’m always compelled to take a road trip to my destination. Finding ubiquitous activities, merrymaking at local parks, and laughing at particularly funny road signs, a good road trip is hard to beat! Whether you are on a short road trip to a nearby destination or a long-distance road trip, make sure to create a road trip planner to be ready for your journey. Check out Episode #13  where I talk about gluten free road trip hacks, what to do on a road trip and gluten free road trip essentials.
 
Listen in to Travel Gluten Free Podcast and find out how to plan your next gluten free road trip, including how to plan for your next gluten free road trip, how to plan for your next gluten free cruise, and learn how to find safe gluten-free restaurants for your next gluten free travel adventure!

Visit Alaska

Visit Arizona

Visit California
Are you looking to visit the wilderness, wildlife and see glaciers? Alaska is the place to go! You’ll find a variety of outdoor activities in July and August. I’d recommend taking a cruise to Alaska as you’ll get to see and do more events in the summer months on a cruise than any other travel method.
The best time of year to see and do things in Arizona in March and October when the weather is comfortably warm and sunny! Arizona offers fantastic hiking and mountain biking along with Native American Cultural History.
There are more fun places to visit in California than there are bad guys on the Death Star! The best activities in California are sightseeing at lighthouses, visiting museums and zoos, and surfing on the beaches of California. Warning: the water is full of eye candy surfers! Check out my California page for a list of fun things to do in California - including an itinerary to road trip on the Pacific Coast Highway.

Visit Florida

Visit Georgia

Visit Nevada
Florida beaches and state parks offer a range of outdoor activities in the Sunshine State. Avoid the sweltering summer months and plan your trip to Florida for February, March, October, or November. Take a trip to your favorite Florida theme park: DisneyWorld, Busch Gardens, Islands of Adventure, Disney Studios, Animal Kingdom, or Epcot. Look on my Florida page to find park tips and advice for planning your Florida vacation.
 
Atlanta is a hotspot for action and offers a variety of things to do in Georgia. Check out Hell Ya! Bakery for the most amazing gluten-free baked goods! Visit the town of Helen, Georgia, for amazing waterfall hikes and shopping at this replica of a German Alpine village.
Nevada offers indoor activities as well as outdoor activities. Visit Nevada and experience beautiful desert scenery to hike. Enjoy Vegas nightlife in one of the glitzy hotels or open-air nightclubs that have created a unique nightlife niche for Vegas. If you're looking for a more free-range wild side, drive just outside of Vegas to experience nature's daily life!

Visit Ohio

Visit Oregon

Visit Pennsylvania
Ohio is best visited in the fall when you can experience some of the most intricate corn mazes! Grab a hike or two in Ohiopyle State Park and view gorgeous waterfalls and experience the history and geology of the area in this state park museum.
Oregon has many outdoor activities in its lush, gorgeous forests and stunning shorelines. Take advantage of outdoor activities in Oregon State parks. Sign-up to tour and taste the local harvest at one of the family-owned wineries. The air is so pure and fresh like the air came directly from the wands of fairies! Check out more on my Oregon page here.
What other states can you find over 400 years of history, run up famous Philadelphia Museum stairs like Rocky, and view the entire city skyline from the top of a modern skyscraper? 
Visit Pennsylvania and have the adventure of a lifetime visiting museums.
Find out where you can find the best gluten-free restaurants in Philadelphia on episodes 64, 65, and 66 of Travel Gluten Free. Read more about gluten-free Philly in my blog here.

Visit South Dakota

Visit Texas

Visit Utah
South Dakota offers fun for the family, including a colossal petting zoo for kids and many fun activities in Rapid City. Go shopping downtown, eat a gluten-free cookie the size of your head from Mary’s Mountain Cookies, or take up a local hike in the mountains.
If you’ve never been to Texas, I would highly recommend a visit to Austin for incredible live music, great nightlife, and spectacular gluten-free food. Check out my Visit Texas page to find out what this town has to offer.
Were you looking for an outdoor enthusiast's heaven? Then you're looking for southern Utah! Visit Utah and find some of the most beautiful outdoor hikes and mountain biking trails in the US. Thousands of miles of hiking trails for every taste - from easy hiking trails to the backcountry wilderness. If you can do it outdoors, you can do it in Utah.

Visit West Virginia

Visit Washington State

Visit Wyoming
History abounds in Virginia! There are various things to do in Virginia, including hiking, biking, and an incredible variety of National Museums that will take you through the beginnings of our Nation. Find out more about historical parks in Virginia by visiting my page here.
Welcome to the land of waterfalls and rainforests. Washington State will give you experiences that the residents of Narnia would appreciate. Moss-carpeted forests, lush greenery, and miles of volcanic rock beaches which beg for you to walk their stretches of vanilla-colored sands.
From fun things to do in Jackson Hole and taking a road trip through the beautiful countryside, Wyoming has many outdoor vacation opportunities for visitors. Check out their world-class black diamond skiing, or stroll through the town to shop. Visit my Wyoming page to learn more.