Keridwen Cornelius
Contributing Writer, Via
Keridwen Cornelius is a freelance writer and editor from Phoenix with more than 15 years of experience. She writes from around the world and can usually be found seeking wonder, altitude, rivers, and wine.
Featured Publications
She has written for outlets including Outside, Scientific American, The New York Times, National Geographic Adventure, Sunset, and Phoenix magazine.
Education
- Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Arizona State University
- Master's in Journalism and Mass Communication from Arizona State University
Articles by Keridwen Cornelius
Golden aspens, ancient petroglyphs, and Gothic theater in red rock country.
From Spain’s Camino de Santiago to Japan’s Kumano Kodo, these beautiful routes invite you to explore deeply.
Seek serenity at these affordable outdoorsy getaways in the West.
Here’s what you need to know about biometric screening expanding at airports around the world.
Discover the magic of Oz through star-filled skies, kaleidoscopic sea life, and fascinating Aboriginal culture.
Hidden away in Southeastern Arizona, this boomtown-turned-bohemian haven blends art, funky festivals, mining heritage, and a vibrant food scene.
The slow route to the South Rim is packed with scenery and one-of-a-kind sites.
These scenic vacation spots are easy on the eyes—and your wallet.
Shop for gifts, play games, and get in the holiday spirit at these unique bazaars.
This year, plan a festive and fabulous winter escape—no cooking, cleaning, or hosting required.
Get into the Halloween spirit at these local attractions.
Try your hand at pumpkin paddling, sheep herding, or guacamole-making at these unique autumn events.
Graveyards might be spooky to some, but they can also be havens of natural beauty and fascinating history.
Beat the heat and the tourist throngs with these awe-inspiring after-dark adventures.