Quito, the capital, is most likely where you’ll either begin or end your journey in Ecuador. And what better destination than the first city ever to be declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site! Within the bustling metropolis, there is a … Continued
Glacier National Park easily tops my list of favorite national parks in the United States. Montana’s crown jewel is home to over one million acres with 130 spectacular lakes, five National Historic Landmarks, two mountain ranges, and hundreds of species … Continued
Are you ready for a challenge? The Rucu Pichincha hike is an arduous one and that’s coming from an intermediate hiker. The trail is 6 miles round trip and ascends to an elevation of 15,413 feet after a 2,400-foot climb. … Continued
A free walking tour is one of my top recommended things to do in Quito. Why? Because it’s the perfect introduction to the historical city and a great way to meet other travelers as well. I highly advise booking a … Continued
Planning a trip to South America can be overwhelming, especially for a first timer. We learned a lot researching beforehand, but even more, once we arrived. During the seven weeks we spent visiting Ecuador, we jotted down all the tips … Continued
With the largest number of sandstone arches in the country, Arches National Park is a must-visit destination in southeastern Utah. Once inside, a 20-mile scenic drive will take you to various trails and viewpoints. Below you will find the best … Continued
With over 100 scenic trails in the area, Lake Tahoe is a dream destination for hikers. Sitting at an elevation of 6,225 feet high, this jaw-droppingly blue alpine lake is surrounded by towering mountain peaks and pine trees galore. The … Continued
Whether you are looking for a stroll through a magical forest, a hike up to a peak with incredible views, or a walk to one of the most photographed lakes in the park, this list has you covered. From easy … Continued