Climbing an active volcano might sound intense, but Santa Ana is an excellent volcano for seasoned veterans and new hikers alike. It’s the highest volcano in the country, but don’t let that intimidate you—the trail is well-trodden, accessible, and friendly to hikers with a decent sense of direction and a decent pair of shoes. And the vistas and … [Read more...]
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Cliff Dwelling Tours Info: Mesa Verde National Park
The best part of visiting Mesa Verde National Park is exploring and touring the cliff dwellings that are scattered throughout the park. Mesa Verde is home to 600 cliff dwellings across the 81.25 mi² of the park. That's a lot of cliff dwellings and a lot of park. In addition, there are many pit houses, mesa top houses, and more throughout the … [Read more...]
Review and Guide to Bukit Lawang Orangutan Tours
Located in the northern end of Sumatra, Bukit Lawang has developed a reputation as a destination for wildlife. This small village on the Bohorok River certainly punches above its weight in eco-tourism in the region. I visited the area for jungle trekking on a recent trip through Indonesia. This Guide to Bukit Lawang is to help determine if it's a … [Read more...]
12 Incredible Hikes in Olympic National Park
Olympic National Park is one of the country's largest and most diverse parks. The park is so large that driving between areas can take hours. It is also such a diverse ecosystem that you can be on the beach, then a rainforest, glaciated mountains, and wild rivers. It’s quite something to explore. The park offers some incredible hikes, and if … [Read more...]
11 Must Hike Trails: Redwood National Park
Located in Northern California, Redwoods is a combination of a National Park and State Parks. Actually, the state parks pre-date the National Park by quite a while, which makes them even more impressive. Most of the hikes are across the various parks, and we considered them all together when making this list. These trails are some of the … [Read more...]
Angel’s Landing Hike Complete Guide: Zion National Park
One of the most “dangerous” hikes in America, the Angel’s Landing Hike is also one of the country's most searched for and popular trails. The Hike is the one most folks who visit Zion National Park want to complete during their visit to the park. Getting to do it and do it successfully takes planning. From permits to equipment to timing, there’s … [Read more...]
Trail Through Time Hike – Grand Junction CO
Colorado is famous for its fossils and in particular Dinosaur Fossils. It’s rare though to actually find them in the wild (especially if you don’t know what you are looking for). The trail through time hike here takes visitors along a walk where they can see actual fossils embedded in rock. Which is a fun and rare opportunity for many … [Read more...]
21 Best Things to Do in Bryce Canyon National Park
Bryce Canyon National Park is one of the most beautiful national parks in the country. It’s also shockingly compact and most folks can hit quite a few of the highlights in1 or 2 days. Below we have compiled many of the best things to do in Bryce Canyon from epic hikes to stunning overlooks. Queens Garden and Navajo Loop If you … [Read more...]
13 Fantastic Hikes in Zion National Park
One of the most visited parks in the country, Zion National Park has some of the most incredible landscapes and hikes. The scenery here is jaw-dropping with vertigo-inducing drops and towering canyons. There’s a lot to explore in the park, which can be overwhelming. Most folks will want to stick to highlights that explore the park's various … [Read more...]
Guide to Deer Mountain Hike RMNP: Tips, Info & More
The Deer Mountain Hike is a popular trail in Rocky Mountain National Park. This moderate trail offers lovely views over the surrounding area. The hike is well-traveled, so you’ll likely see plenty of people on it. About the Hike Distance: 6 miles | Type: Out & Back | Avg. Time: 3 hours | Difficulty: Moderate | Dog Friendly: … [Read more...]
Mount Storm King Trail Guide: Olympic NP
Towering over Lake Crescent, Mount Storm King is often rated the best day hike in the park. The view from the top is impressive, with 360 views atop a narrow rock outcropping. The hike is also difficult, known for steep inclines and harrowing sections. For those who make the hike, it’s an impressive accomplishment, and I met no person who … [Read more...]
Tall Trees Trail Guide: Redwood National Park
Located in the National Park, Tall Trees is one of the best hikes available within the Redwood National & State Parks. The hike takes you through some old-growth redwoods, including some of the tallest in the park. The trail is popular and these days require a permit to visit. We provide information on its difficulty, permitting process, … [Read more...]
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