Due to COVID-19, many people who aren’t regular hikers have been seeking the local trails as a way to exercise outdoors. Though it’s great to see the popularity of the outdoors increase, it’s not as great to see a decrease… Continue Reading →
Let’s face it, Joshua tree is rockin’. The park draws tons of rock climbers due to the amazing climbing opportunities. Yet, that doesn’t mean the hikers (like me) and day-trippers can’t enjoy this park full of iconic rocks as well…. Continue Reading →
As we get closer to the holiday season, many of the events we will attend require us to travel – either for the day or longer – to see friends and family. While we incorporate sustainability in our daily lives,… Continue Reading →
With Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and all the pressures of holiday shopping coming up, the question of which gifts to buy is at the forefront of the mind. So while you’re thinking of gifting, why not give meaningful eco-friendly gifts!… Continue Reading →
Any trip to Joshua Tree National park will feel incomplete if you don’t plan on hiking Ryan Mountain. Since this hike is so central and easy to reach, it is a very popular destination. Plus, its prime location offers amazing… Continue Reading →
Visiting Joshua Tree National Park and wondering what you’ll see? This is the ultimate guide to the iconic sights and short hikes that are accessible off the main park road. Perfect for getting the most out of a day trip!… Continue Reading →
Ask me what my favorite national park is and I won’t hesitate to tell you it’s Yosemite. If you know me, you know that I’ve been coming to this park every year since I was a little girl. This year in particular,… Continue Reading →
Though climate change has been a popular topic for some time now, many still don’t know the extent to which climate change is threatening our environment. From last year’s data, it is said that more than 2.4 million pounds of… Continue Reading →
Staycation: (n) a vacation at home -when you can’t travel It’s that time of year again: the days are long, warm (sometimes too warm), and just begging for a vacation. Plus, if you’re like me, your feed is full of… Continue Reading →
My little hometown of Ojai California is known for its 360° mountain views. It’s a small valley town that not only looks beautiful but lets you escape into that beauty. One way to do so is to get hiking in those… Continue Reading →
