Best Places to Hike

Bryce Canyon National Park in winter

Best National Parks in the U.S. for Winter Hikes

Happy Winter Solstice! The first day of winter is here. And honestly… It’s my favorite hiking season. Why? Because the crowds are gone, the air feels crisp and fresh, and every trail has this quiet magic you just don’t get in summer. Plus, let’s be real… there’s nothing like being out in the cold, feeling […]

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Me at Fitz Roy

Patagonia Trekking Guide: A Woman’s Journey in Argentina

PATAGONIA TRAVEL GUIDE There’s something magical about traveling somewhere completely new, where everything feels a little uncertain, a little intimidating, but also wildly exciting. In February 2020, my friend DeAnna and I did just that: we planned a self-guided trip to Argentine Patagonia. Neither of us had ever been to Argentina, yet we were determined […]

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Me celebrating on the peak of Mount San Jacinto

Cactus to the Clouds: One of the Most Challenging Day Hikes in the World

If you’re searching for one of the hardest day hikes in the U.S, or maybe even the world, look no further than the Cactus to Clouds Trail in Palm Springs. This legendary route climbs from the desert floor at roughly 500 feet to the 10,834-foot summit of Mt. San Jacinto, gaining more than 10,000 feet of […]

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Lake Tahoe

My Favorite Hikes at Lake Tahoe

Lake Tahoe has stolen my heart and soul. From the sparkling blue water to the towering peaks, it’s a slight to behold. I have been to Lake Tahoe many times, and always have a blast exploring the different scenic locations. A highlight of my most recent trip was hiking Mount Tallac. And let me tell […]

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On the top of Angels Landing

Angels Landing- One of the Most Dangerous Hikes in the US

Angels Landing: The Ultimate Thrill Hike at Zion National Park Length: 5.4 miles round trip Elevation Gain: About 1,500 feet (460 meters) Difficulty: Strenuous (rated Class 3) Estimated Time: 4 to 5 hours round trip Location: Zion National Park, Utah Why Angels Landing? A Hiker Babe’s Dream Challenge If you’re a fellow adventurer looking for […]

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The Ultimate Guide to Grand Teton National Park

Hiking, Bears, Boats, and Breathtaking Views If you’ve ever dreamed of hiking through postcard-perfect mountains, paddling across mirror-like lakes, and spotting wildlife in their natural habitat, Grand Teton National Park should be high on your list. Nestled in northwestern Wyoming, just south of Yellowstone, this park is a hiker’s paradise, and a total must for […]

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A glorious celebration on the Mt Whitney summit

The Ultimate Guide to Hiking Mount Whitney

Hey Hiker Babes! Five years ago today, I stood on top of Mount Whitney… the highest peak in the contiguous United States. Clocking in at 14,505 feet, it was one of the most unforgettable moments of my hiking life! Whether you’re dreaming of bagging Whitney yourself or just love a good trail story, I’m sharing […]

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Me on a solo hike at Glacier National Park

Best National Parks for Summer Hikes

Best National Parks to Hike in Summer Hey hey, Hiker Babes! Summer is prime time for hitting the trails, soaking up those golden rays, and channeling your wild woman energy in the best way possible… outside! Whether you’re planning a solo escape, a girls’ trip, or your first-ever national park adventure, these five parks are […]

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Sunset at Yosemite National Park

Summer Solstice Hikes- Celebrate the Longest Day of the Year

Hiking on the Summer Solstice… Soak Up the Longest Day of the Year Like a Hiker Babe!!!  Hey trail babes! Can we just take a moment to celebrate one of the best days for us hikers… the Summer Solstice! This Saturday, June 21 is the longest day of the year… meaning more daylight, more golden […]

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Poppy super bloom in California

Best National Parks for Spring Hiking

Best National Parks for Spring Hiking  Spring is finally here, and if you’re anything like me, you’re itching to trade in those heavy winter layers for breathable hiking gear and hit the trails. The good news? Some of the best national parks in the U.S. truly come alive in spring—wildflowers blooming, waterfalls gushing, and fewer […]

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