Tag: Hiking Tips
Braving the Cold: The Case for Winter Hiking
You’ve done it. You’ve clicked on an article about being outside, hiking, in the winter – and you’re still here! Congrats! This isn’t so bad, is it? Here in Minnesota, we have a true divide between those who crave the magic of winter and those who despise it with every inch of their being. But,…
Hiking with Kids in the Dolomites: How to Pack for the Alta
Experience the Magic of the Mountains Without Having to Rough It — Here’s everything you need to know about hiking with kids in this European Mountain Range: The Dolomites, and how to pack for the Alta. Off the Beaten Path: Stillness From a Hike You’ve been dreaming of traveling to Europe with your family and…
The Adventurer’s Guide to Moab, Utah
Steeped in ancient history, pre-historic fossils, and hundreds of miles of majestic canyons and towering cliffs, Moab is a hub for adventure and exploration. Featuring advanced rock climbing routes and mountain bike trails to accessible National Parks and scenic drives, Moab is full of opportunity for a variety of ability levels. Truly. It’s a place…
5 Amazing Hikes Along Sleeping Bear Dunes
Located only 30 minutes outside of Traverse City, Michigan, Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore encompasses a 35 mile stretch along the Lake Michigan coast line. It is truly a can’t-miss natural wonder when visiting Northern Michigan offering a range of landscapes including forests, beaches, and of course the star of the show – towering sand dune formations.…
10 Of The Most Scenic Hikes in California
California, our Place of the Month, has been hit harder than most by the pandemic. So I thought this would be a good time to focus on the natural beauty Cali has to offer that will keep you and your loved ones away from any safety concerns while still enjoying every second. Here is a…
Hitting the Trail? Brush Up Your Hiking Etiquette
Hello fall! The weather has finely begun to cool down and the foliage is starting to change to its gorgeous autumnal hues. You want to make the most of it and go hiking, but how do you share the trail with all those other lovers of the outdoors? Let me fill you in on brushing…