Tag: nature
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Hiking the Bell Rock Trail in Sedona: The Astonishing History And Its Powerful Connection to Spirituality
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Did you know Sedona was once a beach? It’s kind of crazy to think about it especially when we all know of Sedona being famed for its red rocks situated here in Arizona and its dry atmosphere. These rocks were formed from millions of years ago where the layers of…
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Exploring Humboldt Mountain: A True Hidden Gem in Arizona
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Instagram is one of the best apps to use if you want to gain some ideas on where to go for your next exploration destination. That’s actually where I got more than half of my ideas of where I’d like to explore, aside from finding my hikes on my AllTrails…
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First Time Camping Out In The Desert (and Sleeping Under The Stars)
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The other day was a trip I’ll never forget in my life and an eye-opening experience as I’ve been shifting into making Arizona and the desert feel like home. A couple of my girlfriends and I decided to camp, randomly, on a Wednesday night. For the past months, I’ve been…
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The Ultimate Guide to Solo Hiking
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We’re all probably already aware of how beneficial hiking can be, and it’s a favorite outdoor activity loved by many. Hiking isn’t an outdoor activity that has to be shared by company, as fun as that may be, because you can face your fear and hike alone! Ever since I’ve…
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Best Places To See In San Francisco, California, For Your First Time
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San Francisco is a city we all have once heard of and probably once dreamed of. For travel enthusiasts like my friend Leslie Lopez and I, we randomly booked a flight in July out of the blue to explore a city we have always been curious about since we were…
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2018 Year in Review: Snowy Flagstaff and Highlights
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2019 came by in a whirlwind and I still feel as though 2018 hasn’t fully left us yet. However, when a new year comes, this means a new chapter. 365 days. 365 new blessings and chances to take. 365 (okay, maybe not literally) adventures to do. I have to say…
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Meteor Crater in Winslow, Arizona
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Located few minutes from the historic Route 66 and by Interstate 40 in Winslow, Northern Arizona lies a giant hole. Yeah, a giant hole, but not just a plain giant hole… it’s a meteor crater. Instead of singing “Well, I’m standing on a corner in Winslow, Arizona” (reference to an…
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Hiking The Waterfall Trail at White Tank Mountains in Arizona
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Just 13 minutes away from home here in Arizona lies the White Tank Mountains. Every time I run outside and step outside our neighborhood in Surprise, Arizona, my views are always overshadowed by these glorious rugged mountains that have canyons and ridges within them. These White Tank Mountains are easily…
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Visiting the Hole-In-The-Rock, a Gift from the Prehistoric People of the Sonoran Desert, in Phoenix, Arizona
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Phoenix, the capital city of Arizona, is known for the center for businesses, shopping, government, and known nature landmarks. One of those nature landmarks I discovered is Hole-in-the-Rock, a natural geological formation located in Papago Park, which features other interactive places to explore such as the Desert Botanical Garden and…