Tag: travel

  • Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument

    Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument

    Back on May 18, 1980, an eruption occurred in the state of Washington. This eruption was one of the deadliest and catastrophic events from a volcano in the whole country and it still remains active. If you were guessing this is Mount Saint (St.) Helens, you are right. When I…

  • A Beginner’s Guide to Camping Equipment

    A Beginner’s Guide to Camping Equipment

    Are you looking to do more camping or looking to just get started in camping? Then it’s essential to own your own equipment! And honestly, I finally gave in to getting my own equipment instead of borrowing my friends’ stuff which I did in preparation for my Mogollon Rim camping…

  • Hydro Flask Trail Series Bottle Review

    Hydro Flask Trail Series Bottle Review

    A good water bottle for a hike makes a good difference! You’ve probably heard of this brand (or probably not) but I’ve seen it a lot when I come across trails or outdoor influencers’ social media accounts. Hydro Flask offers a wide array of insulated bottles and before this bottle…

  • Best Waterfalls To See in Columbia River Gorge

    Best Waterfalls To See in Columbia River Gorge

    Did you know that Oregon has 238 waterfalls in total? This makes Oregon the second state with the most waterfalls, after Washington. That’s insane! But, that is also why I was so eager to go down and visit beautiful and lush Oregon. Chasing waterfalls might just become my new hobby…

  • Cannon Beach, Oregon and Haystack Rock

    Cannon Beach, Oregon and Haystack Rock

    You’ve probably came across this iconic beach once while scrolling through your Instagram feed or somewhere on a computer screen saver. You know that huge rock that sticks out on the shore? That’s the 235-feet Haystack Rock located in Cannon Beach, Oregon. Cannon Beach is a beautiful beach that will…

  • How to Plan A Solo Trip

    How to Plan A Solo Trip

    Ah, solo tripping… a way of traveling that allows you to fully rely on you. If you are looking to break out of your comfort zone and plan a solo trip, then this honest how-to guide is for you! Taking a solo trip is so different from your usual trips…

  • Easy Scenic Trails in The Superstition Mountains

    Easy Scenic Trails in The Superstition Mountains

    The Superstition Mountains is a beloved mountain spot here in the state of Arizona, and it’s also my favorite range of mountains in the state! It’s not hard to see why from the shape of those mountains that just juts out and makes a grand appearance that can be seen…

  • Santa Monica Mountains and Hiking Grotto Trail

    Santa Monica Mountains and Hiking Grotto Trail

    Just about an hour away from Los Angeles, a range of mountains called the Santa Monica Mountains are right in the backyard of the city. The Santa Monica Mountains is an LA outdoorsy person’s playground and almost like a huge botanical garden created by nature for the city. If you’re…

  • 10 Romantic Date Ideas For Your Outdoorsy Partner

    10 Romantic Date Ideas For Your Outdoorsy Partner

    The idea of a romantic date may be different for someone who enjoys the outdoors vs. someone who is not. Personally, as an outdoorsy girl, I probably would not enjoy a dinner date in a crowded restaurant or a movie theater date as much as spending it outside or anything…