To mark the 50th anniversary of the US national trails system, six hikers and outdoor writers pick their favourite routes across the American wilderness
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Martin Luther King anniversary: the US Civil Rights Trail
Half a century on from the assassination of Martin Luther King, novelist Dolen Perkins-Valdez takes a moving trip on the newly opened trail, from the great man’s birthplace to the site of his death in Memphis
The most underrated US attractions.
Sidestep big cities and theme parks to explore a bridge leading nowhere, great galleries, steaming volcanoes and outposts of US history
Anger as US national parks plan high-season price hikes
Visitor numbers at US national parks are soaring, yet the government says a proposed price surge is for ‘maintenance’, while slashing federal funding by almost $300m
What’s new this season in ski resorts in Europe, the US and Canada
Schussing off to the slopes this winter? From Gstaad to Lake Tahoe we’ve got the lowdown on fresh developments this season
10 of the best views, festivals and events for the US total solar eclipse
Planning a trip in search of totality on 21 August in the US? Our guide provides advice on vantage points and events along the Oregon-to-South Carolina viewing corridor, plus tips on places to stay
Eowyn Ivey on Alaska: ‘I was told never to run from a charging bear. Yet I did just that’
The sparsely populated US state’s austere beauty is a magnet for creative and independently minded people, says the Pulitzer Prize-nominated writer of The Snow Child
Where to stay in the 10 most popular US national parks
To mark the US National Park Service turning 100 this week, Mary Caperton Morton picks the best places to stay, from hotels and cabins to campsites, in the country’s favourite parks
The best destination in the US
Fall in love with Philadelphia, says Lonely Planet
Southdale Center: America’s first shopping mall – a history of cities in 50 buildings
The 1,100 suburban malls inspired by Southdale may be the epitome of car-bound consumerism – but this first fully enclosed, climate-controlled shopping centre was dreamt up by a socialist, pro-pedestrian Jewish refugee