If you’ve spent any amount of time on a trail — whether it’s wandering through your local state park or hauling a pack up switchbacks in the middle of nowhere — you already know this: good gear matters. And not just in the bougie, “cute new outfit for the woods”
Sometimes the biggest turning points in your life don’t feel like big moments when you’re living them. They sneak in quietly. They show up as confusion, burnout, restlessness, or that uncomfortable “something needs to change” feeling. And only when you look back do you realize: Oh… that was me finding
Some people do things they shouldn’t just because they can…and others that can do things, sometimes still shouldn’t. Which is where we landed with the well-known Half Dome hike in Yosemite National Park. This was part of our Mt. Whitney trip planned all the way back in late winter (February/March)
Today I look back at some of my favorite posts involving animals. One of my favorite things when traveling is to fully envelope myself in nature and that includes some of our four legged (and winged) friends. Yay! 🐾 Life As a Dog Mom Where else would I possibly begin
Hey hi helloooo to all you adventurous gals and guys of the interweb! We’ll be diving into Kings Canyon today and the scenery around it, so stick around to hear about how to snag permits there, (even last minute), the best ice cream stop along the way, and the reason
It’s that time again. You know the one where burnout starts to seep in and you feel like you could sleep for days? Tell me I’m not the only one…so, I want to talk about this year so far and a few pieces of growth I’ve gained from it. It’s
Hollaaaa friends! ✌️ As promised, today’s post will be centered around the Tunnel Log and Moro Rock. (One of my favorite mini stops to date). Check more deets out below if you’re planning a trip for the Sequoia National Park, and let me know if you have any tidbits I
Flying on an airplane is part of the whole experience for me in a vacation of any kind. Whether it’s taking us to a new adventure in the wilderness or just to a city to chill for a weekend, I feel like it begins as soon as we start on
As the leaves begin to change, I thought it would be a good time to reflect on some of my favorite posts regarding change in myself. Change can be messy, freeing, painful, or beautiful and sometimes all at once. I’ve written about growth, surrender, and finding peace in the in-between.
So you may be wondering how it all went. “The Whitney Trip.” …it was life changing, as per usual with trips like these. The more nature and world I have the opportunity to experience, the more I wonder why more people don’t make time to be with Mother Nature. Key
