AmJourney

Featured Achievements To Explore

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Living History Time Machine

Step into the past with immersive sites where history isn’t just displayed—it’s performed. From reconstructed missions and colonial settlements to pioneer villages and working farms, these destinations use interpreters, demonstrations, and preserved buildings to make everyday life in earlier centuries feel real.

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Yellowstone National Park Explorer

The first national park in the world, famous for geysers, wildlife, and geothermal features.

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Los Angeles, CA Explorer

A sprawling Southern California city famed as the center of the nation’s film and television industry.

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Dinosaurs & Deep Time

From fossil halls to towering skeletons, this collection is built for prehistory lovers. Visit museums and sites where paleontology, geology, and deep-time storytelling bring ancient ecosystems to life—ideal for anyone who never outgrew dinosaurs.

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Great Smoky Mountains National Park Explorer

Renowned for its biodiversity, misty mountain views, and well-preserved historic buildings.

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Behind Bars & Broken Minds

Confront the darker side of history through prisons and institutions that shaped (and reflected) changing ideas about punishment, justice, and mental health. From notorious penitentiaries to a massive asylum, these sites offer tours and exhibits that reveal hard truths and haunting stories.

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Founding Footsteps

Trace the birth of the United States through the places where revolution brewed, independence was declared, and early American civic life took shape. This collection links iconic landmarks, preserved colonial districts, and key Revolutionary War sites—perfect for travelers who want to walk the same streets as the nation’s founders.

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Rocket Science

Tour the museums where aviation became aerospace and rockets became history. This achievement celebrates humanity's push into the sky and beyond, with iconic spacecraft, mission stories, and hands-on exhibits that make space feel close enough to touch.

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50 Stars

As of July 4, 1960, all 50 stars on the U.S. flag were official, symbolizing the complete set of states.

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Colorado Explorer

Rocky Mountains and outdoor adventures.

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Spies, Codes & the Atomic Age

Step into the shadowy and world-changing technologies of the 20th century—nuclear science, intelligence work, and the Cold War's high-stakes innovations. This combo is for history-and-tech travelers who like their museums with a little secrecy.

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Rails, Trolleys & Locomotion

All aboard for a transportation-focused set tracing how railroads and streetcars shaped cities and the nation. From massive railroad collections to depot museums and trolley rides, this set is ideal for travelers who love industrial design and travel heritage.

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Civil Rights Journey

A powerful, place-based exploration of the struggle for equality in America. Visit museums and historic sites that preserve stories of protest, resilience, and landmark change—essential stops for understanding the nation's ongoing civil rights narrative.

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Modern & Contemporary Fix

For travelers who chase bold ideas, experimental forms, and living artists, this combo focuses on modern and contemporary art powerhouses—where architecture is part of the show and every visit feels like a conversation with the present.

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California Explorer

Beaches, tech, and Hollywood dreams.