If you’re looking for an experience that offers breathtaking sunset views and a quiet escape from the busier trails in Sedona, the spot you need to check out is Doe Mountain. A short but moderate hike takes you up to a flat-topped summit, providing panoramic vistas of the surrounding red rocks. Despite being just down…
The southern USA isn’t exactly known for big canyons and towering gorges, which is why this scenic, adventurous hike in Georgia is such a delightful trail to discover… The Tallulah Gorge State Park has one of the most epic landscapes in the state of Georgia, with the Tallulah River cutting through a 1000-foot-deep gorge, creating…
Tucked away along the southern coast of Georgia State is a deserted barrier island that feels like stepping into another world…. Welcome to Cumberland Island, a truly magical destination—it’s wild, unspoiled, and full of natural beauty, with ecosystems that flourish and landscapes that feel completely untouched. We all fell completely in love. The island is…
Moab, Utah is an area of natural beauty that can compete with anywhere on earth. Not only is it a stone’s throw from two national parks (Arches and Canyonlands), it also has arches, the picturesque Colorado River, canyons, off-roading options, and hiking galore. One of the best hikes to do near Moab is Fisher Towers,…
After you’ve hiked on Sedona’s seemingly endless supply of trails, eaten at one of the delicious local restaurants in town, and browsed the quirky shops, it’s time for a fun adventure activity – a jeep tour! Jeep tours have become a very popular activity in Sedona and there are many options for off-roading tours of…
Far from the crowds, this corner of Canyonlands National Park is a maze of sandstone towers, hidden canyons, and sweeping desert views. This is the Needles District, near Monticello, Utah (basically in the middle of nowhere), and is about 1.5 hours from the more popular Island in the Sky district. Chesler Park is the most…
Arches National Park has some of the most unique landscapes of any park in the US National Park System—and even in the entire world. Arches are one of nature’s most unique and rare rock formations, and it’s unlikely to see them worldwide (although natural bridges are more common). So it’s even more impressive that not…
There’s something special about ending your day in a national park by watching the sunset. The crowds thin out, the temperatures drop, and the whole landscape starts to shift as the light changes. Whether you’re sitting quietly on a canyon rim or watching shadows stretch across a desert valley, sunset always seems to bring a…
Maui is one of those places that feels like a dream—where every direction you look is postcard-worthy, and there’s no shortage of ways to spend your time. Think palm trees swaying, tiki torches flickering along the sand, lush flowers framing every view, and whales breaching just offshore. You can spend your days just lounging on…