My friends at Santa Barbara Adventure Company reached out with an amazing opportunity to visit the island and check out their Adventures Sea Cave Kayaking Tour. I’ve been kayaking a few times, but never on the Channel Islands, and have never explored sea caves.
Finding New Valley Views: Upper Yosemite Falls in the Snow
I couldn’t tell you how many times I’ve been to Yosemite, but I always find myself hiking the same trails. This solo trip to the national park would be different.
The Ultimate Guide to Solo Female Travel in Yosemite National Park: Camp Curry and Beyond
Embarking on a solo journey to Yosemite National Park is a journey you will never forget. From camp reservations to hiking trails, in this guide, we’ll dive into everything that you need to successfully plan and execute an ultimate solo trip to Yosemite.
The Best (FREE!) Apps + Resources for Road Trip Travel
Whether you’re planning a month long road trip or a weekend-long getaway, I’ve gathered 12 FREE of my favorite apps to download before you hit the road!
Exploring Colorado National Parks: The Great Sand Dunes
After completing the Colorado Trail, I explored the Great Sand Dunes, home to North America’s tallest sand dune at 750 feet. Despite a short visit, I plan to return for sunrise. Nearby Zapata Falls Campground offers convenient camping. The park offers activities like sandboarding, hiking, and stargazing, best enjoyed in spring or fall. Remember water, sunscreen, and proper attire.
Experience the Amazing Natural Wonder of Antelope Canyon
Next time your road tripping through the southwest and find yourself near Page, Arizona then you’ve got to make sure this slot canyon tour is on your bucket list.
A Quick (yet Epic) Day: Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park
To be completely honest, this national park was not on my radar as I made my way to Colorado to thru hike the CT this summer, but when I drove by a sign for Black Canyon of the Gunnison I knew I had to make a quick stop- just to check it out!
The Ultimate Spring Roadie: Glacier National Park and Beyond
Just how many Huckleberry treats are one too many? Missing life on the road after a 14-day/1,400 miles spring roadie exploring Glacier National Park and beyond!
Camp, Hike, and Explore: Valley of Fire State Park
Located 1-hour northeast of Las Vegas, Nevada known for its unique geology, rock formations, and history is Valley of Fire State Park. If you haven’t been, make sure to add this to your next road trip bucket list!
New Mexico Travel Guide: 5 Awesome Things To Do
From state and national parks, to unique landscapes- New Mexico has an adventure for just about everyone! Here are 5 awesome things to do on your next NM trip!
The Best Winter Hike at Red Cliffs National Reserve
It’s the first hike of the 2023 season, and after spending a wet and muddy NYE in Zion National Park, I’m making my way back home to California. After a huge winter storm, the sun finally appeared for the first time in 2 days! I wanted to get in one last adventure before making the 7-hour drive back home, and caught myself wandering around Washington, Utah just outside of the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve.
Rain and Mud: A Gloomy Day in Zion National Park
It’s the last day of 2022. I am in Zion National Park on a solo road trip ringing in yet another new year in the beautiful state of Utah.
A Wandervans Roadie: Roaming The Southwest
When I found out that Wandervans had currently opened a location in Phoenix, Arizona- I knew exactly how I wanted to spend my time roaming the desert on my solo road trip.
Visit Mesa, Arizona: Things to Do, & More!
I was stoked when Visit Mesa reached out with a 4-day itinerary with activities that included horseback riding, UTVing, water rafting, and hitting up some of the best restaurants and cafes that Mesa, Arizona has to offer! This Cali girl had no idea that such activities were so far out in the desert! Here’s a peek at our itinerary!
Visiting the Saguaros in a Cabana Van
As silly as it may sound, I did in fact drive over 500 miles to see the Saguaros in Tucson, Arizona. Springtime in the desert is the best time to explore, and even though temperatures stayed just below 100°, this Cali girl remains grateful for all of the amenities that come with the Cabana Van.