Daniel Gillaspia is a Travel Blogger at Uponarriving. He specializes in writing blogs that often blend personal reflections with summaries of stories and feedback, capturing his stream of consciousness on various travel topics. Daniel has been featured in 6sqft and on his own platform, uponarriving.com.
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Daniel Gillaspia's focus is on providing reviews and how-to guides related to travel, history, museums, food, landmarks, and home-related topics. Given his emphasis on local content in Massachusetts and Boston along with national coverage of historical sites and travel destinations like Alcatraz East Crime Museum or the Great Serpent Mound in Ohio, he would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique insights into hidden gems or lesser-known attractions within these regions.
Pitches could include recommendations for off-the-beaten-path historical sites or museums that align with Daniel’s focus. Additionally, offering unique perspectives on travel experiences such as cruises or visits to specific landmarks may capture his interest. For example: "Uncovering the Untold History of Boston's Little-Known Landmarks" or "The Best-Kept Secrets of Massachusetts Historical Sites."
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By: Daniel Gillaspia
Every now and then, you stumble into one of those unexpected geological surprises when you’re exploring a new place—and that’s exactly what the Earthquake Fault was for me. It’s this striking, slightly eerie crack in the landscape that’s worth a stop when you’re in Mammoth Lakes. It’s easy to check out, easy to get to, and surprisingly mind-blowing when you’re standing right next to it. Here’s what to know.
By: Daniel Gillaspia
I’ve been fascinated by bears for as long as I can remember. I’ve hiked dozens of times through bear country in various places, but I’d never actually seen one up close—aside from a few on a tour in Alaska or glimpsed from a distance along the roadside. That all changed when I spent a couple of months in Mammoth Lakes, California, a town with a truly unique relationship with bears.
By: Daniel Gillaspia
Tucked into the quiet farmlands of Iowa sits one of the most recognizable homes in the world, made famous by a painting born during the Great Depression.
You’ve probably seen the Easter Island heads before—they’re known as moai, and they’re one of the most iconic images in the world. The emojis are everywhere.
Traveling through northern Wisconsin brings you to Rhinelander, a town where something unusual catches your eye at every turn.
By: Daniel Gillaspia
If you’re anything like me and scroll Flipboard looking for your next outdoor escape, you know there’s nothing better than stepping onto a quiet trail.
By: Daniel Gillaspia
From the colorful swirls of Superman Ice Cream to the hearty pasties of the Upper Peninsula, Michigan offers a mix of flavors that can surprise any traveler.
By: Daniel Gillaspia
There’s just something special about California and its beaches. Sure, the rugged coasts in Washington and Oregon are beautiful, but California has a vibe you can’t really compare to anything else.
By: Daniel Gillaspia
When I first came across photos of the Martha’s Vineyard Gingerbread Houses, I assumed they were just a cute little stop… a handful of quirky cottages to grab a quick photo of before moving on.
By: Daniel Gillaspia
Lights Under Louisville has built a big reputation as one of the most talked-about holiday light displays in the country.
