One Night in Big Bend National Park on a Backpacking Trip
Backpacking adventure for one night in Big Bend National Park in Texas
Backpacking adventure for one night in Big Bend National Park in Texas
When you think of outdoor adventure, the Plains probably aren’t the first place that jumps into your mind. Spending more time exploring from the Texas Panhandle to North Dakota, I’ve discovered some amazing outdoor destinations in the states where folks tend to just drive through or flyover. Next time you find yourself in the landscape …
The Border Traveler 30L is my first Gregory Mountain Products pack and I’m obsessed with it. My obsession starts with the active shield compartment that is vapor and odor resistant, plus easy to clean. After hiking in Moab I left my stinky clothes including grubby socks in the compartment to test the technology. When I …
If you want to experience true wilderness in Arches National Park hike in Fiery Furnace. It’s a maze of towering sandstone walls of endless canyons filled with fins, unique rock formations, unmarked arches, and dead ends. You likely won’t see anyone else, especially if you hike in winter. It is not for the novice hiker. …
If you’re looking for a different place to go in Central America or the Caribbean, head to Roatan. It’s an island off the coast of mainland Honduras. Roatan is safe, has multiple non-stop flights from the United States, is a cruise ship stop, and filled with friendly people speaking English, Spanish and Creole. It is …
It’s easy to connect trails in Roxborough State Park for a loop hiking adventure. Continue reading
While spending 48 hours exploring Jacksonville, Florida, a local recommended seeing Boneyard Beach. Intrigued by the name alone, I was all in for what felt like a local’s best kept secret. This surprising spot feels like a completely different world from the nearby city. It’s Jacksonville’s most unusual beach, and probably the most unique in … Continue reading
St. Augustine is the oldest continuously occupied European city in United States. America’s oldest city is filled with fascinating history and some surprises, especially in the culinary and art scenes. Here’s how to spend 48 hours along Florida’s Historic Coast combining a beach stay with plenty of history, food, and adventure. Where Ponce de León … Continue reading
Jacksonville is the largest city by landmass in the continuous United States but, like me, you’ll likely be pleasantly surprised when you visit. It’s dubbed the “Flip Side of Florida” for good reason. It has a different vibe than the rest of the state. With 80,000 acres of urban park space including 405 city parks, … Continue reading
When you’re craving an island vibe, but don’t want to jet off to an expensive tropical locale, get kissed by the salty breeze along the 13-miles of pristine beaches on Amelia Island, Florida. The island is less than 40 minutes from Jacksonville International Airport. There are luxury options for a high-end vacation, but because Amelia … Continue reading
If you’re searching for a spring break destination or just want to escape to a warmer destination, here are some travel tips to finding affordable destinations to visit in March, April, or May. From history to hot springs, these are fun places for a solo travel, couples, or families. Discover a Region, Not Just One … Continue reading
Hiking Sandal Trail at Navajo National Monument in northern Arizona Continue reading
Ditch the summertime crowds in national parks and go in winter. If you’re craving solitude, winter is the time to go. From snowy landscapes to dreamy desert destinations, winter is my favorite time to explore national parks, including some of the most popular ones. Here are my picks for winter getaways to national parks. Explore … Continue reading
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