From blue waters, to magical sandstone vortexes, to the Grandest of Canyons... Arizona completely blew me away.

You'll suddenly step back 200 million years when you explore the Petrified Forest. Home to some of the earliest dinosaurs, this park is...

There are huge granite boulders surrounding and emerging from the bright blue water of the lake, making it not only fun for outdoor recreati

Crystal clear blue water, underground caves, and waterfalls are the highlights of this particular trail!

Vortexes and hiking encompass the one and only Sedona, Arizona. The energy is unmatched and the surrounding landscapes are jaw dropping....

Kayaking into Antelope Canyon is an experience you cannot miss! Camping on Antelope Island? Even better! Follow my guide for how to do it!

In the middle of northwestern New Mexico, you'll find rock formations that look like they've been set on Earth by extraterrestrials. A...

The United States has some of the most diverse landscapes out of any country in the world. From beaches to deserts and mountains to swamps..

The state of Colorado has a total of 58 mountains over 14,000 feet, aka “14ers”. If you summit one you’ll definitely earn yourself some clo

If you’ve never heard of Ouray, Colorado, I’m here to inform you that you need to go. Surrounded by peaks in every direction you turn,...

Nestled in the middle of the San Juan Mountains of Colorado, lies a pocket of steaming, mineral filled, paradise--known as Pagosa Hot...

Located on the eastern tip of Texas lies Caddo Lake State Park. Imagine Cyprus trees dangling with Spanish Moss reflecting onto water so...

If climbing up the side of a mountain while looking down to the ground 200 feet below sounds appealing to you, then this is an absolute MUST

Hidden in the thick forests of the western corner of Virginia, lies an aqua-blue, water-filled oasis, known as The Devil’s Bathtub. Just...