Megan McCrea
Megan McCrea has slept in Narita Airport, Nice Place II, a nunnery, and just about every place in between. Today, Megan lays her head in New York, where she is now a senior staff editor at the New York Times. Previously, Megan served as Via's senior editor, managing the Arizona edition and On the Road. She's always looking forward to her next trip.
Featured Publications
Megan's stories have appeared in print in the San Francisco Chronicle, Via, Sunset, Diablo, and Mabuhay, and online on Healthline, Earthjustice, and Poetry Flash.
Education
Bachelors of Arts, English, Duke University
Articles by Megan McCrea
From local hills to speed runs, these spots delight kids and adults alike.
The ultimate road trip prize? A stunning cascade. Here’s where to find them.
Enjoy shoulder season in the West’s great outdoors, from sunset-hued landscapes to hidden geysers.
Kayak Yellowstone Lake, raft through the Grand Canyon, surf in Redwood National Park, and more.
Rats and marmots and snakes, oh my! Keep wildlife wild—and out of your engine.
Whatever your dream, you can make it come true, here in your own backyard.
One hundred fifty years ago, Oregon's loneliest lighthouse was born, bringing hope to mariners.
These 4 destinations in California and Oregon promise plenty of coastal fun for spring break.
Try new activities this season, like bobsledding, snow shoeing, dog sledding, or curling.
More than 3,000 acres of deep, groomed snow await at one of the West’s most beloved resorts.
An absorbing auditory journey awaits at San Francisco's Audium.