hiking, travel
Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park
“The redwoods, once seen, leave a mark or create a vision that stays with you always. No one has…
hiking, travelHiking The Narrows in the Winter {Zion National Park}
There is something enchanting and mystical about southern Utah. The plunging canyons; the towering climbing walls; the red gleam…
hiking, travelThe Lake Agnes Tea House Hike
I previously mentioned that we did a couple of daily hikes while on our honeymoon, but that I didn’t…
colorado, hikingBerry Picker Trail — Vail, Colorado
This post is sponsored by RockResorts. All opinions are my own. I’ll own it: I spend far less time…
hiking, trail runningSolo Women and Trails: Scary or Not?
If I’ve heard it once, I’ve heard it a million times: women are scared of tackling trails alone. After…
dogs, hikingEstes Park: Dog-Friendly Hiking
One of the main draws to Estes Park is Rocky Mountain National Park. The 415-square miles are an outdoorist’s…
hikingFive of the Best Hikes Near Denver
Colorado is a veritable mecca for hiking and trail running. While many of the best trails are a solid…
hikingUSA Today’s 10 Best Outdoor and Travel Blogs
I often wonder how in the world this tiny little spot on the internet managed to gift me so…
hikingGrays Peak – 14,270 feet
Fourteeners {or mountains above 14,000 feet} are the stuff of local lore here in Colorado. Because our state boasts…
