The Ultimate Pacific Coast Highway Road Trip Stops It’s for good reason that the Pacific Coast Highway road trip is #1 on pretty much every single travel list. That feeling of the wind rushing through your hair, sea salt in the air, and an ocean view that stretches to what feels like infinity it’s something…
Virginia There’s a special kind of magic that happens when you cross into West Virginia. The interstate melts into narrow two-lane roads, the valleys begin to drop and rise, and in a matter of minutes you are engulfed in the type of rugged nature that will have you instantly tossing aside your phone, forgetting your…
Lake Let’s be real for a second. The most popular, and probably the most famous, Lake Tahoe hikes people think of are Eagle Falls and the Rubicon Trail. They’re amazing, for sure which is why you need to be prepared for insane crowds on a sunny July Saturday at Eagle Falls where there are not…
Lakes There is a special type of magic that comes with standing on the shore of a lake that is so still it reflects the sky like a perfect mirror. There is not a jet ski whining across the distance, there are not a hundred people trying to get a spot to play their respective…
New Confession time the phrase “New England vacation” typically conjures thoughts of $400 per night Bed and Breakfasts, lobster meals that cost more than a month’s worth of Groceries and rip off souvenirs sold at nearly every corner. I’ve been there, and I’ve felt that sinking feeling at the end of the meal when the…
Camping There’s a certain brand of magic when you pitch a tent at 10,000 feet and the air is perfumed with the scent of pine and clean, crisp alpine air while the Milky Way stretches overhead like a glittering highway. Colorado may be a camper’s haven but one thing that surprises many is that you…