u/Befreeman

One state park at a time. Which one do you know well, and what should someone do on a first visit?

Worth including: the trail or spot that is actually worth the drive, when to go and when to avoid, whether the campground is worth booking, and anything that has changed recently.

Any state, any size. The small ones nobody has heard of are the most useful posts here.

Post your Canyonlands shots. Any district, any year, phone shots welcome. Say which district (Island in the Sky, the Needles, the Maze) and roughly when.

Mesa Arch sunrise shots welcome. Say how early you had to get there for the spot.

Post your state park shots. Any state, any season, phone shots welcome. Name the park and the state, which is the house rule anyway.

Obscure parks welcome.

Planning a trip to Yellowstone? Ask here.

Include your dates and how many days you have, which entrances or areas you're working around, where you're staying, and who's coming.

Most roads are closed to regular vehicles from early November to late April. If your dates fall in there, say so.

One neighborhood at a time. Where do you eat in the Inner Richmond and Clement, and what do you order there? Cheap and expensive both welcome. If a place has slipped, say that too.

Answers here get pulled into the sub's wiki.

Place and dish.

One neighborhood at a time. Where do you eat in North Beach, and what do you order there? Cheap and expensive both welcome. If a place has slipped, say that too.

Answers here get pulled into the sub's wiki.

Planning a trip to the Grand Canyon? Ask here and someone who has done it will answer.

To get a useful reply, include:

- Your dates, and how many days you have

- South Rim, North Rim, or below the rim

- How you're getting there, and where you're staying

- Who's coming — kids, mobility needs, hiking experience

The North Rim is closed in winter. Permits for Phantom Ranch and the campgrounds run on a lottery months ahead — if that's your question, say which month you're targeting.

Working travel agents answer questions here. Anything about the trade: getting started, certifications, host agencies, commission structures, supplier relationships, tooling, or whether this is a business worth entering right now.

If you are asking, say where you are based and whether you are already working in the industry — the answers differ a lot by market.

If you are answering, say roughly how long you have been doing this. No pitching your own agency or program.

One thread, one question: where are you right now, and how is it going?

Newly arrived somewhere, deep into a long stay, between places, or planning the next move — all of it counts.

Useful things to include: how long you have been there, what it is costing you, and one thing you wish you had known before arriving.

Planning a trip to the Grand Canyon? Ask here and someone who has done it will answer.

To get a useful reply, include:

- Your dates, and how many days you have

- South Rim, North Rim, or below the rim

- How you're getting there, and where you're staying

- Who's coming — kids, mobility needs, hiking experience

The North Rim is closed in winter. Permits for Phantom Ranch and the campgrounds run on a lottery months ahead — if that's your question, say which month you're targeting.

Asian box closing around Sep 18th and no idea when bird is moving in but there is a change of notice sign on door.

Post your Yellowstone shots - any year, any camera, phone shots welcome. Say roughly where and when if you remember; it helps people plan around season and light.

Wildlife shots: long lens, legal distance - 100 yards from bears and wolves, 25 from everything else. How-did-you-get-that questions are on topic too.

Post your Grand Canyon shots - rim, inner canyon, or river, any year, phone shots welcome. Say which rim or trail and what month if you remember - light and season change everything here, and it helps people plan.

How-did-you-get-that questions are on topic too.

Post your state park shots - any state, any season, phone shots welcome. Name the park and state (house rule anyway) - it turns a good photo into somebody's next trip.

Been somewhere nobody's heard of? Those are the best ones here.

This week's question. Name the place and the dish.

One neighborhood at a time. Where do you eat in the Mission, and what do you order there? Cheap and expensive both welcome. If a place has slipped, say that too.

Answers here get pulled into the sub's wiki.