Author: Sarah Sekula, Special to USA TODAY

These cats aren’t afraid to go outside or get wet. You can catch them surfing, canoeing and hiking. Plus, learn how to train your cat for adventures.

These ideas may appeal to you, especially if your original destination is off limits due to COVID-19 or traditional honeymoons don’t do it for you.

If you’re the type of newlywed who registered at REI, read ahead for honeymoon destinations that might be just your style.

Stand-up paddleboarding is the perfect way to check out marine life and get a total-body workout at the same time, all while social distancing.

There are trees and then there are California’s giant redwood trees. Travel writer Sarah Sekula shows you the best spots and ways to see them.

From a country chalet in Breckenridge to a Hobbit-style home in California, there are plenty of unbelievable vacation rentals out there.

The Abacos and Grand Bahamas were severely impacted by Hurricane Dorian. But the rest of the Bahamian islands are welcoming visitors with open arms.

Whether your fur child is a senior or a pup, they’ll love these dog-friendly spots, including the beaches of Oregon to the dog runs at Central Park.

On Oct. 31, 1994, Joshua Tree National Monument was elevated to national park status as part of the Desert Protection Bill.

A clear kayak is one of the best ways to explore the natural springs of central Florida and avoid Disney princess overload. Bonus: your dog can come!