Category National Parks
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 →
This Utah trip has consisted of many firsts for me, including this visit to Canyonlands National Park. This park is unique in how many different, yet related, sections there are. My mom, Aunt Frances, and I kept marveling at how the land… Continue Reading →
My first time to the Arches National Park and it’s safe to say it’s now one of my favorite national parks. There’s so much to see, even just on the way to a trailhead. The park map puts it best… Continue Reading →
This past weekend I explored a new hike in Yosemite National Park! I hiked to two beautiful lookout spots off of Glacier Road: Sentinel Dome and Taft Point. In my book, there’s no place quite like Yosemite. It’s my favorite National Park… Continue Reading →
I’m in Yosemite!!! I love this place, I’ve come here every summer for basically the majority of my life. I was walking around today and felt so stupidly comfortable that I had this thought: “this is home” and I was… Continue Reading →
My second trip to Zion National Park! It reminds me of Yosemite in the sense that what draws people here are the massive rock structures. But it’s also very different from Yosemite. It has beautiful red sandstone rocks, and the… Continue Reading →
My first trip to this beautiful national park. One of the most popular trails here is Angels landing. It’s known for its steep cliff drops section and the amazing view from the top. To get to this trail you get… Continue Reading →
I found out about the Pinnacles National Park back in 2013 when it was officially declared the newest National Park in California (it had previously been a national monument) and I had wanted to visit ever since. During Winter break, my friends Angelina… Continue Reading →
