Visited May 2022 Ancient bristlecone pines live exclusively in eastern California, Nevada, and Utah at elevations above 9500′. They are considered the world’s oldest tree species; some are estimated to be over 4,000 years old. The famous “Methuselah tree” is in the Schulman Grove but you will not find it, the Rangers and Visitor center…
Death Valley offers so much, from sand dunes to canyons – any amount of time spent in the park is sure to be full of adventure and discovery! So grab your maps and get on your way, Death Valley National Park is waiting!
Inverness is central to the Highlands of Scotland, the city is the ideal place to explore the region. There is amazing nature and wildlife to enjoy all year round, you can also take advantage of the excellent history spots, shopping, and restaurants. If you plan a trip to Northern Scotland, spend a few days exploring.
Visited: November 2017 Every year, thousands of Chinook salmon return to where they were born and thousands of people travel from around the state to witness the phenomenon. California celebrates this migration with no less than 7 different festivals up and down the state. Each one unique in it’s own way and worth their own trip. Last…
Visited: October 2017 If you are living or visiting California in Autumn, there are so many ways to fill in your days. But the best possible place is Apple Hill. A trip to Apple Hill is the quintessential fall experience. Located between Sacramento and South Lake Tahoe right off Highway 50 you can make a…
Yellowstone’s the Midway Basin and Upper Geyser Basin is a sensory journey full of sights and sounds.
After millions of years of erosion, the sandstone in eastern Utah has been transformed into something utterly magical. Arches National Park is chock full of natural bridge formations – big and small, famous and lesser known.
Mammoth Lakes is one of those rare places that is awesome enough for lasting memories and quiet enough to allow you time to absorb nature in it’s fullness. There are mountains, valleys, lakes and other outdoor adventures.
Visited: May, 2016 This post is a continuation of Manzanar The inspiration to visit Lone Pine in California all started with this photo: I was immediately smitten and decided that’s where I wanted to go for my birthday. To spend the night in the middle of the desert looking at the stars. Where We Stayed:…
