My Favorite Hiking Gear: Tried-and-True Essentials for Every Outdoor Adventure
Some links may earn us commission, but won’t cost you more If you love hitting the trail as much as I do, you know the right gear can make or break your experience. After years of exploring mountains, forests, and campsites, I’ve assembled a list of my favorite go-to gear. This gear keeps me comfortable, prepared,…
Discover Acadia’s Best Short Hiking Trails
Acadia National Park is one of those rare places that instantly slows your heart rate. The scent of spruce, the crash of Atlantic waves, the quiet curve of its rocky coves — everything invites you to breathe deeper, walk slower, and pay attention. On our recent summer trip to Mount Desert Island, we decided to…
Lake Clark National Park – Redoubt Mountain Lodge
At over four million acres, Lake Clark National Park and Preserve is one of the least visited park units. Less than 20,000 people visit the park each year. We decided to visit Lake Clark in Summer 2024 during our southern Alaska tour. There are a few privately owned lodges within the park, mostly in Port…
Discovering Glacier Bay National Park: A Two Day Adventure
Our recent two-day trip to Glacier Bay National Park was pretty much unforgettable. Nestled in the remote wilderness of Alaska, Glacier Bay offers an untouched landscape that’s as raw and awe-inspiring as it gets. Here’s a glimpse into our journey through this incredible part of the world. Day 1: Arrival Glacier Bay is not the…
Discovering Seward, Alaska: Cozy Stays and Wild Adventures
Our recent trip to Seward, Alaska, was nothing short of extraordinary. From staying in a cozy AirBNB nestled on the outskirts of town to kayaking through pristine waters and exploring the rugged beauty of Kenai Fjords National Park, it was the perfect balance of relaxation and adventure. Here’s a look at our stay and the…
Bear Watching in Katmai: Tips & Tricks
Katmai National Park is one of the least visited National Parks because of its remote location. The trip to Katmai, however, is well worth it. There are a few ways to get there, by float plane or by water taxi out of King Salmon, Alaska. If you are only there for a day, it is…
Many Glacier Hikes
Grinnell Lake and Iceberg Lake Many Glacier was one of our favorite parts of Glacier National Park. Don’t get me wrong, Going to the Sun Road and the Highline Trail are amazing, but there is something special about this little section of the park. It’s hard to get a reservation for Many Glacier. The lodges…
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