adventure + sustainable travel
It’s no secret that plane travel has been a hot mess so far this year, the summer travel surge has made it even worse. It most likely won’t be getting better any time soon, so how do you deal with it? My main tip is …
There are no words to describe the beauty that is Yosemite National Park, you just have to go and see it for yourself. We have been wanting to go since we moved to California, but we just never got around to planning it until now. …
I absolutely love paddle boarding, in fact, I teach people how to paddle board with their dogs part-time. It was my happy place during the pandemic, being out on the water is so therapeutic for me. I also love camping and getting out in nature, …
Mammoth is a great destination in any season, but winter is by far my favorite. Mammoth and the Eastern Sierras are all about getting outdoors, whether it be skiing, snowboarding, hiking or seeking out the best hot springs. Here is my guide to Mammoth and …
When you think of Costa Rica you most likely think of “Pura Vida”, but what exactly is pura vida? Pura Vida translates to pure life, but is more than just a phrase, it’s a way of life. With only a week in Costa Rica, we …
Cambria, CA is located on the central coast of California and is a great spot for a low-key weekend getaway with your dog. The Pacific Coast Highway goes right through Cambria and can be a great stopping point on your road trip too. Cambria will …
Maui is one of the top honeymoon destinations in the world, but it can be quite expensive. Hotel and car rental prices are skyrocketing with the return to travel in Hawaii right now. But there is a way around it, here is my guide to …
We were supposed to go to Death Valley for New Years, but opted to stay home because of the California stay at home order. When things finally opened back up again, we jumped at the chance to go. One of my favorite things about Death …
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks are jointly run by the National Park Service. If you have the time, I highly suggest visiting both, you will need at least one day per park. The giant Sequoia trees have to be seen in person to truly …
Joshua Tree National Park has easily become one of my favorite national parks. The landscape is so otherworldly, especially having grown up on the east coast. It’s not exactly what you think of when you think of a desert. I guess I associate deserts with …