National Park Guides
Pinnacles National Park got its name from the pinnacle rocks towering over this park, but the caves below are a unique and exciting experience to this park! The Pinnacles National Park caves are one of the big draws to this park and I’ll share everything you need to know about these caves before you head …
The High Peaks Trail is without a doubt the most epic and beautiful hiking trail within Pinnacles National Park. It has 360 degree views of the park, unique rock formations and a closer look at the condors. There are multiple ways to hike and explore this area of the park, but I will share below …
Acadia is a beautiful national park with amazing trails accessible all year. Whether you’re new to hiking, going with your family or just want to see beautiful views, this guide has the best trails within the park. Acadia is a smaller national park, but full of wildlife, views and activities for the entire family. It’s …
New England is known for its vibrant fall colors, but did you know the best family-friendly road trip is through Maine? The state has so much to offer from fall festivals and activities to endless roads and trails lined with vibrant reds and yellows in the month of October. Below I’ll share the perfect 3 …
Iceberg Lake rightfully gets its name from the large icebergs that float around the lake as the warm weather thaws the winter snow and glacier. Iceberg Perk towers 3,000 feet above the lake, making for an epic sight to see. The trail is full of wildflowers and wildlife, making it an amazing experience. Being able …
The trail to Grinnell Glacier is without a doubt one of the most breathtaking trails I have ever hiked. From walking lake side, to spotting wildlife, epic turquoise lakes and sweeping mountain views, this trail has it all. It is located within Glacier National Park in the northern area known as Many Glacier. This area …
Kearsarges Lakes is a series of three lakes that sits at the base of Kearsarge Pinnacles, a series of 12 rock pillars and crags located within the Sierra Nevada mountain range. The lakes are in Kings Canyon National Park and are a popular destination for backpackers and day hikers. In order to reach the lakes, …
The Lakes trail gets it’s name because of the four alpine lakes that sit along the trail. It is without a doubt the most beautiful area in the park. Not only is Sequoia known for it’s large Sequoia trees, but there are a lot of amazing mountain terrain and alpine lakes to explore within the …
Glacier National Park is without a doubt my favorite park of the twenty-five I have been to so far. Glacier is filled with endless alpine lakes, turquoise waters, colorful rocks, abundant wildlife and some of the most amazing hiking in the United States. The views truly just get better around every corner. Before making a …
Cracker Lake is one of the most beautiful alpine lakes I have ever seen. Photos will never do the colors of this lake justice. The lake is a bright turquoise surrounded by bright green shrubbery, rusty red rocks and jagged mountain peaks. It sits at the base of Mount Siyeh, which towers over the lake …