Olympic National Park is a vast wilderness with close to a million acres to explore. There are endless possibilities here for nature lovers of all types. Whether you like climbing mountains, dramatic coastlines, or dreamy forest hikes, Olympic National Park has it all. I’ve been visiting Olympic National Park for years, and my favorite way […]
Mount Rainier National Park is a volatile, high-alpine environment that receives extreme weather and holds winter snowpack until late June. For the best experience when visiting Mount Rainier, it’s important for you to know when to visit the park. For the best experience, Mount Rainier should be visited in late July to early August when […]
Olympic National Park is a vast park with many areas to explore. If you’re planning on making a drive through Olympic, it can be a little overwhelming trying to plan everything and figuring out where to go and what you need to know. When visiting Olympic, it is helpful to know how to get around […]
Looking for the smell of a campfire? Possibly s’mores with a view under a star-studded Mount Rainier? Mount Rainier has just what you’re looking for, with an array of campgrounds in the area to meet the needs of all different types of campers. The three main campgrounds within Mount Rainier National Park are Cougar Rock, […]
Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park is a narrow canyon that is over 2,000 feet deep. It’s so deep and narrow that some areas never get sunlight. This, as well as the walls being dark, has given it the name Black Canyon. This is a 1/2 day park for most people. It’s mostly a […]
Olympic National Park is known for its dense forests and dramatic ocean views. There are over 200 hiking trails in the park, each offering a different perspective. Whether you’re looking for old-growth forests, beach hikes, or mountain views, Olympic National Park has something to satisfy every traveler. I’ve been traveling to Olympic National Park for […]
Heading to Colorado and want to see one of the tallest peaks in the US? The Pikes Peak Cog Railway will get you there, all while giving you amazing views! The Pikes Peak Cog Train transports hundreds of guests every day from the town of Manitou Springs, Colorado, to the summit of Pikes Peak. The […]
Welcome to Forks, Washington. What was once a small logging town has become a major stopping point for Olympic National Park visitors and Twilight fans alike, getting over 80,000 visitors a year. Whether you are spending a few hours or a few days, Forks has plenty to see and do in the area. This small […]
Welcome to Port Angeles, the gateway to Olympic National Park. Port Angeles is a charming coastal town located on the Northern Edge of the Olympic Peninsula, known for its creativity and outdoorsy atmosphere. Whether you choose to spend a few hours or a whole day here, Port Angeles has a lot to offer. From hiking […]
Welcome to Port Townsend. A quaint, artsy town filled with history, surrounded by water, and filled with many activities to keep you occupied. While a visit to Port Townsend can be completed in a few hours, this little town has a lot to offer, including walking through downtown to see the historic buildings, visiting the […]
