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Zakaria: No one thinks hikers are spies

Three American hikers detained by Iran are facing espionage charges, according to Iranian officials.

Family adventures at Yosemite

Rivers Klopson, 5, turns cartwheels in the sunshine on the flat rocks next to Yosemite's famous Vernal Fall, oblivious to the strangers smiling at her.

Iran to charge 3 American hikers with espionage, says prosecutor

Iran is charging three American hikers with espionage, a Tehran prosecutor said Monday.

Video shows hikers' 'lightness of heart' before Iran prison, mom says

On Tuesday, the counter at the Web site Free the Hikers was at 88 days.

Best affordable fall adventures

The changing leaves are just one lure for outdoor adventurers during the fall season. The tourist crowds of July and August have dissipated, and in many spots, the blistering summer heat has passed. And happily, an abundance of premier tour operators offer ready-made autumn adventures that are relatively easy on the wallet. They bring expert guides and top-quality gear and arrange all meals and accommodations -- you just bring your thirst for adventure.

2,500 seek release of U.S. hikers detained in Iran

Families of three U.S. hikers detained by Iran submitted a 2,500-signature petition to Tehran's U.N. mission Thursday, appealing for their release "as soon as possible."

Iran to let Swiss officials visit 3 detained U.S. hikers

Iran has notified the Swiss government that it can have access to three American hikers detained near the border with Iraq, two senior U.S. officials confirmed Tuesday.

Which Panama is right for you?

Here's a snapshot of Panama's defining experiences: a modern capital on the canal, near-deserted islands, and trails for spotting wildlife and waterfalls. Get a sense of which ones fit your travel style and your budget.

Hiker's family finds hope in Ahmadinejad remarks

The families of three American hikers held in Iran are "greatly encouraged" by Iranian President Mahmoud Amhadinejad's recent public comments on the issue, the brother of one hiker told CNN.

Pot farms run by 'bad guys' getting closer to tourist spots

Drug traffickers are planting millions of marijuana plants on U.S. public lands ever closer to tourist sites, guarding their plots with heavy weaponry, federal authorities say.

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