Mt Rainier National Park is one of the crowning jewels of Washington state located about 1.5 hours from Seattle. It is a sight to behold from several parts of the state. We have particularly fond memories as alumni of University of Washington, Seattle. The views of Mt Rainier from various points around the University lit…
Beautiful yellow Aspen glow, less crowds and cheaper stays. Fall is Yosemite’s best kept secret and a perfect time to visit! Here are some amazing hiking trails that you should check out during your Fall Yosemite trip. 1. Yosemite Valley Loop Trail Yosemite Valley is a stunning place to see Fall colors. You should be…
In this post, I will share a list of places, hikes and things to do to spend the perfect 4 days in Glacier National Park. My travel style usually is to not pack too much into one day and instead focus on 2 to 3 epic experiences per day. This allows me to enjoy the…
Ever since I started following travel bloggers on Instagram, Glacier National park has always been a dream place for me to visit. The stunning mountains, glaciers, alpine lakes, waterfalls, lush greenery and the incredible variety of wildlife cannot be missed by anyone who loves nature and outdoors. We did some of the most stunning hikes…
Did you know that Yellowstone was the first established National Park in the US? With 2.2 million acres of varying landscapes such as unique geothermal landmarks, mountains, canyons, waterfalls and lakes, this park has a lot of different things happening within while supporting a rich wildlife. The Yellowstone Caldera is in fact known as a…
3.5 million people visit Yosemite National Park every year! Nestled in the high Sierras, Yosemite is known for its beautiful waterfalls, massive granite rocks, breathtaking valley views and so much more! If you are planning to visit Yosemite any time soon, read on to find the best places to go to during your trip. Best…
Ever been interested in vast stretches of nothingness all around? Want to feel like you are in the middle of nowhere by yourself but not really alone and instead surrounded by incredible wilderness? Death Valley – the hottest, driest and lowest National Park is truly a place to be for those who want to disconnect…
