United States

The United States is one of the largest and most geologically diverse countries in the world. With 62 National Parks and millions of acres of public land, the US provides incredible access to the outdoors. From skiing in the Tetons to snorkeling in Hawaii, there are ample ways to recreate outdoors.

How to Hike the Corona Arch Trail in Moab

The Corona Arch trail is an awesome short, dog-friendly hike right outside Moab leading to a huge arch. Get the full guide here.

Joshua Tree Backpacking: The California Hiking & Riding Trail

Joshua Tree isn’t just for climbers! Learn about the 37-mile California hiking and riding trail – an awesome backpacking trip to spot spring wildflowers, stargaze, and get those legs ready for summer.

Ultimate 7-Day Florida National Parks Itinerary

Visit Key Biscayne, Everglades & Dry Tortugas National Parks with this 7-day Florida National Parks itinerary!

Kayaking in Montana: 6 Best Spots for Peaceful Paddling

Paddle off the beaten path. Learn about 6 of the best Montana kayaking spots that will get you far away from the national park crowds.

Bishop Pass to Dusy Basin Backpacking Guide

Lakes? Waterfalls? Granite Peaks? Get it all in a weekend backpacking trip over Bishop Pass to Dusy Basin in California’s eastern Sierras.

San Juan Islands Kayaking Tour

The San Juan Islands are known for marine life and rugged green coastline, and one of the best ways to explore this part of the Pacific Northwest is by kayak. Here’s the details and my latest GoPro video from my San Juan Island sunset kayaking tour in Griffin Bay and the other paddling options (like looking for whales!!) available for those visiting the region.

John Muir Trail Food Shopping List

Simplify your John Muir Trail food & meal planning with my complete JMT food shopping list that details what & how much food I brought on my 22 day hike.

Hotel Review: Staying at the Alta Lodge

A hotel review & photos of Utah’s ski-in / ski-out Alta Lodge – home to the Sitzmark, the mountain’s coziest apres bar, an indoor hot tub & seriously delicious food.

Hotel Review: Staying at the Alta Peruvian Lodge

A hotel review of the Alta Peruvian Lodge – home to the mountain’s liveliest bar, juicy steaks, an amazing hot tub & welcoming accomodations.

Staying at Alta’s Rustler Lodge

Get immediate access to the slopes and enjoy rustic luxury at Alta Ski Area’s Rustler Lodge – a ski-in / ski-out hotel at the base of the Alta’s chairlifts with a heated outdoor pool, incredible food, and an on-site ski shop.

A Guide for Soaking at The Springs in Idaho City

Book a day at The Springs in Idaho City for a relaxing soak in a luxury setting complete with poolside service, amenities, and more.

8 Things to do in Idaho during Winter (Besides Skiing)

Start planning your Idaho winter vacation with these fun winter activities, from hot springs to snowmobiling to dog sledding and more.

Mount Timpanogos Hiking Guide via the Timpooneke Trail

Embark on a Mount Timpanogos hike with our comprehensive guide. Learn preparation tips, trail navigation, and insights for a successful summit.

Best Things to do on Santa Cruz Island

Discover best things to do on Santa Cruz Island including hiking, snorkeling, kayaking, camping, and more.

Trail Guide: Climbing the Pfeifferhorn in Salt Lake City

Reap big rewards & wide open views by hiking to the summit of the Pfeifferhorn – one of the tallest peaks in Salt Lake City’s Wasatch Range.

Stand-up Paddle Boarding at the Causey Reservoir

Learn everything about stand-up paddle boarding at the Causey Reservoir – a peaceful, boat-free lake just over an hour from Salt Lake City.

Backpacking to Salt Lake City’s Red Pine Lake

Learn how to plan a backpacking trip to Red Pine Lake – one of the most beautiful spots in the Wasatch just 35 minutes from downtown Salt Lake.

Summer in New Mexico: Top 5 Taos Outdoor Adventures

No matter what you plan to do in Taos this summer – whether it be hiking to William’s Lake, taking the chairlift to the top of Taos Ski Valley, rafting the Taos box, or roaming around the Taos fine arts and crafts galleries – prepare for epic mountain scenery and shortness of breath in this gorgeous town that sits at 7,000 feet above sea level. Here are the top 5 outdoor adventures in Taos this summer.