National Parks

Chasing Waterfalls: 15 Incredible Waterfall Hikes in the U.S. You Need to Visit

If you’re obsessed with waterfalls like me, you know there is something magical about hiking to one. I’ll happily add extra miles to a trail, climb a few hundred more stairs, or plan an entire adventure around a waterfall. There is just something about hearing the roar of rushing water before you see it, feeling […]

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The Ultimate Guide to Hiking Rocky Mountain National Park

If you’re looking for alpine lakes, towering mountain peaks, incredible wildlife, and some of the most breathtaking hiking in Colorado, Rocky Mountain National Park should be at the top of your list. Located just outside Estes Park, this iconic national park is home to more than 350 miles of trails, pristine alpine lakes, and one […]

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The Ultimate Guide to Pinnacles National Park in California: Best Hikes, Condors, Camping & Travel Tips

Tucked away in Central California, Pinnacles National Park is one of those places that completely surprises you. I visited in June 2018 and honestly had no idea what to expect. But within minutes of arriving, I was hooked! Towering rock spires, dramatic caves, incredible hiking trails, and the unforgettable sight of endangered California condors soaring […]

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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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Me with my hiking poles at Mt Rainier National Park

BEST HIKES AT MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK

Mount Rainier is a stunningly beautiful mountain! The largest peak in the Pacific Northwest, Mount Rainier is an active volcano sitting just 2.5 hours outside Seattle, Washington. The national park it sits in is dominated by its 14,410-foot peak and is an iconic state marker. Wildflower meadows, snowy volcanic precipices, deep verdant forests, and gushing […]

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