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After discovering a treehouse in the jungles of Tulum, Mexico, I climbed up the stairs to see what was inside. It blew me away - it even had power outlets!

While walking around Akumal, Mexico, I found a private entrance point to a hidden bay/beach. It was filled with interesting plants and rocks and had great views of the surrounding area. Love a good adventure!

At the Tulum Ruins there is a hidden beach tucked away called "Playa Tortugas", literally meaning "hidden beach". This is arguably one of the most gorgeous beaches I have ever seen, but it is forbidden for people to enter. Watch the video to find out why.

At Cenote Escondido in Tulum, Mexico, there is a small jumping ledge that you can cliff jump off of into the clear, beautiful waters of the cenote. Watch along as we take full advantage of this!

Abandoned church that sits in the woods.Rooted Expeditions. Today we are going to explore an abandoned church in the middle of the woods. My wife and I found this abandoned church that was built sometime in the early 1900s. Once upon a time, this place used to be a school for children. The building later ended up as a small church in the 1900s.

One of the world's most interesting geological wonders, Ohio is actually home to an impressive amount of caves. From large openings and overhangs with deep recesses to caves covered in stalactite crystals, all of the caves featured on this list are easily accessible and open to the public for exploration.

The Roaring ’20s was an exuberant time in American history, complete with jazz music, vibrant flapper girls, and the birth of Speakeasies—hidden bars tucked away in basements and alleyways serving liquor secretly.

Pennsylvania hides some amazing bars in the most unassuming of places. From the 1920s-themed speakeasies inspired by the Prohibition Era to laundromat fronts and random, unmarked entrances, here are 9 hidden bars to discover.

During the Prohibition Era, many drinking establishments made the choice to keep the party going and continued to serve liquor in hidden bars tucked away in basements and alleyways. They became known as speakeasies and were usually run by organized crime figures. Patrons were expected to follow the rules of the restaurant and "speakeasy" by ordering alcohol without raising any suspicion.

There are 5 restaurants in Cincinnati that not many people know about. But, they have some of the best food in town! I recently stumbled upon them and was blown away by their stellar ratings. If you're looking for a unique dining experience, then you need to check out these 5 hidden gems of Cincinnati!