Salt Lake City

By Andy Ball & Augie Paculdar
Salt Lake City's natural beauty draws 7 million visitors a year with its nearby skiing and biking trails. Adding to its charm is a large and thriving gay and lesbian community. Despite the domination of Mormon influence, our people have a firm hold in the "Beehive State." ...more

March 27, 2006

Moab Mountain Biking

The Moab mountain biking scene in southeast Utah, is often referred to in pilgrimage terms. Moab mountain biking offers something for everyone, and with the amazing red rock formations, desert conditions and nature park areas, the scenery is breath-taking enough to make any outing worth your while! ...more

March 14, 2006

San Francisco

To the sophisticated traveler, San Francisco is the gateway between the east and the west... a multicultural mélange paralleled only by New York within the continental United States. To the lesbian and gay traveler, a visit to San Francisco is the equivalent of a pilgrimage to the holy land... the very birthplace of lesbian and gay life as we know it today. ...more
March 13, 2006

St. Louis

St. Louis has been named as one of America's 50 Fabulous Gay-Friendly Places to Live according to a new book by author Gregory Kompes. Kompes cited St. Louis' tolerant environment, extensive cultural attractions and fun nightlife among the reasons that make the Gateway City an "outstanding living environment and high quality of life for the gay and lesbian community." ...more
March 09, 2006

San Diego

Ten years ago, downtown San Diego was one step above skid row. Shopping was almost non-existent, bars, restaurants and coffee shops were few and far between and no one  even entertained the idea of living in the place. Now, however, downtown San Diego has gone from the little city that could to a veritable mini-Manhattan. ...more

March 06, 2006

River Rafting: An Overview

White-water rafting can be one of the most exhilarating experiences of a lifetime. River rafters see breathtaking scenery, get great exercise, and experience terrific adventure. There are great places to go river rafting all over the world, but many of the best rivers for white-water rafting are here in the United States. ...more

February 21, 2006

Dinah Shore Weekend 101

The Dinah Shore Weekend in Palm Springs, California is one of the most celebrated lesbian events across the planet. This year's events promise to be the wildest and most entertaining yet. The following are some observations and tips for you to follow to insure your good time. ...more
February 20, 2006

Miami Beach

Few cities have the gay esprit of Miami Beach, which alongside its metropolitan power house next door, Miami, is truly becoming an international capital.  Crystal clear waters that span a turquoise horizon and white sandy beaches filled with palm fronds and seashells are juxtaposed against candy colored pastel hotels creating an enchanting ambiance. ...more
January 10, 2006

Las Vegas

Las Vegas is the gayest city in the world. Not 'gay' in the Castro/West Hollywood sense of the word but in the Mommie Dearest/Dynasty way. I mean come on… The Liberace Museum? Fake volcanoes spewing every 15 minutes? Let's see a couple of bars on Santa Monica Boulevard compete with that! ...more
December 27, 2005

Key West

Key West lies at the end of the world's longest dead end street - a 113-mile road that arcs southward from Miami into the heart of the tropical Caribbean. A tiny coral isle four miles square, it is the southernmost point in the USA, just 90 miles north of Cuba. Situated in the heart of the hurricane zone, somehow it survives against the all the odds. Perhaps that's part of its queer appeal. ...more
December 22, 2005

Fort Lauderdale

Long considered a sleepy retirement town, Fort Lauderdale has, in recent years, catapulted onto the gay travel 'A-List' with its warm, sunny weather all year long and clean, dazzling beaches. An explosion of bars, restaurants, retail shops and accommodations in recent years has made Fort Lauderdale a gay Mecca drawing an estimated 600,000+ gay tourists each year. ...more
December 13, 2005

Denver

Although its roots are firmly planted in the gold rush that originally settled the area, Denver quickly became the culture and commerce center of the entire region. The central downtown area is a convenient home to hot nightspots, a performing arts center, amusement park, scores of restaurants, shopping and museums. Most importantly, it is also home to a hot GLBT district. ...more
December 08, 2005

Dallas

For years, Dallas lived with the stigma of being the city that killed Kennedy. Today, the grassy knoll, a small patch of green just outside the Schoolbook Depository, is still the city's most visited site. Dallas' other bit of notoriety is a morsel of 1980's television kitsch, Dallas. ...more
November 29, 2005

Chicago

What gay man wouldn't be mesmerized by a town known as 'The City of Big Shoulders'? What roll-up-your-sleeves dyke wouldn't be at home in a town called 'The City That Works'? And what queer of any stripe wouldn't love a town that erects two-story, rainbow-colored pylons throughout the gay ghetto? ...more
November 10, 2005

Las Vegas Named One of the Top U.S. Destinations for Gay, Lesbian Travelers Worldwide

Las Vegas offers a multitude of once-in-a-lifetime experiences, including the hottest gourmet restaurants by celebrity chefs, as well as unparalleled headliners and productions year-round such as "MAMMA MIA!" at Mandalay Bay, "Jubilee!" at Bally's and Celine Dion's "A New Day..." and Elton John's "The Red Piano," both at Caesars Palace's Colosseum. ...more
November 08, 2005