Inspirational Travel Destinations

Here is a list of a few places - some of civic value, and others that are inspiring natural locations. Each of these places promises to lift your spirit and get your artistic juices flowing - even if it's in the form of pictures to share with your loved ones! So, read on to find out which places you can visit to recharge your batteries and refresh your spirit.

Crater Lake National Park:
Located near Medford in Oregon high up in the flooded volcanic caldera of Oregon's Mount Mazama is the country's deepest bluest lake - Crater Lake. Don't let the areas that are snow-blocked from mid-October through June to stop you from planning a trip to one of the most pictorial mountains in the world. Journey down to the edge of Crater Lake and take a boat ride around the lake itself for a surplus of breathtaking vista.


French Quarter:

Also known as Vieux Carre, French Quarter is the oldest neighborhood in the city of New Orleans. Listen to jazz spill out from cafes and happening street musicians - all in the birthplace of jazz. The greatest thing you will get to see is so many people with great passion for this genre of music and all surrounded with rich history and tradition.




Yosemite National Park:

Located in California, the Yosemite National park isn't just a great valley; it's a shrine to human prudence, might of granite, power of glaciers, determination of life and the serenity of the High Sierra. The national park was one of the first wilderness parks in the United States and is famous for its waterfalls. You can stay at one of the park's campgrounds or hotels and take an evening drive up to Glacier Point to hear a park ranger talk about the history of the valley as the sunset paints the mountains around you.