I’m just going to say it: North Georgia is a massively underrated outdoor destination, with the Blue Ridge Mountains, the start of the Appalachian Trail, numerous cute towns, waterfalls and viewpoints galore, and a rich history. I’ve been absolutely delighted with the several trips I’ve made to North Georgia – there seems to be no…
It didn’t take long for us to see why San Diego gets so much love. This coastal city in Southern California has that perfect mix of sunshine, ocean views, and relaxed vibe that makes it incredibly easy to enjoy. From cliffside sunsets and beach strolls to fresh tacos, historic neighborhoods, and a whole lot of…
This district is one of the most off-the-beaten-path spots in US National Parks, but it’s packed full of beauty… If you are looking for a National Park that is under the radar, Canyonlands is absolutely one you should consider. And even within Canyonlands, the Needles District is a total hidden gem. Canyonlands surrounds the joining…
When it comes to American travel, it’s easy to focus on flashy cities, national parks, or road trip stops, but some of the most fascinating places to explore are the ones with deep roots and histories. From colonial settlements and Revolutionary War landmarks to defensive forts and centuries-old architecture, the USA is full of cities…
Tucked away in the southeast corner of Utah, far from the famous national parks, is an oft-overlooked valley that looks straight out of a wild west movie… Visiting Valley of the Gods in southern Utah is like stepping into another world, where towering sandstone formations stand tall against the clear, blue sky. Valley of the…
We love Arches National Park, and in a state full of incredible rock formations, Arches holds its own with the top sites and locations. We’ve visited Arches several times and done all the hiking trails in the park, and Devil’s Garden really can’t be missed. The Devil’s Garden trail is one of the top hikes…
Hiking in the Narrows in Zion, with the tall, red walls of the canyon towering over you, is absolute bucket list material. But what most people don’t know is that there’s another, very similar hike in another Utah national park, with a fraction of the crowds. The hike? Sulphur Creek, and it’s probably my favorite…
I’ve traveled to 27 countries (and counting!) and so I don’t make this statement lightly: the Southwest region of the United States is one of the most spectacular places in the entire world. I love love LOVE the fiery red rocks, deep canyons, unique formations, and soaring mountain peaks. Northern Arizona in particular is a…
Moonscape Overlook is one of those unforgettable panoramas in southern Utah, the kind that takes your breath away with just how spectacular and unique Mother Nature can be. It’s a delightful little spot to discover, and while it’s certainly not totally unknown, there are far fewer visitors than the nearby national parks. Let’s discuss how…
Rugged, sculpted by erosion, and strangely beautiful, this is one of my favorite national parks that is often overlooked by travelers…. In my opinion, Badlands National Park is one of THE most underrated national parks in the United States. It has just absolutely incredible scenery and expansive vistas, yet relatively few visitors, making it a…