Cold weather camping has its perks. There are typically fewer crowds, no bugs, and a higher chance of seeing wildlife. But if you’re not prepared, a cold night in the tent can be downright miserable, so we’ve put together some of the best cold weather camping tips to keep you warm. Staying comfortable while cold […]
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Camping in the rain doesn’t have to be miserable if you come prepared with the proper rain gear and a few handy tips. Even if the forecast calls for nothing but sunny skies for days, it’s important to always be prepared for a little wet weather. Rather than packing up and heading back to town,
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If you’re making the drive to Yellowstone from Glacier National Park, why not take your time and visit a few other sights along the way. Whether you have a few extra days or you’re just looking for a place to stop and stretch your legs on the seven-plus hour long journey. You’ll find plenty of
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Tucked into the southwestern corner of Colorado, the San Juan Mountains offer some of the most stunning and varied scenery in the Rocky Mountains. Spanning the Continental Divide, the San Juans are made up of dozens of vividly-colored volcanic peaks with fourteen of the peaks above 14,000 feet. The range is home to gorgeous turquoise
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From rugged coastal scenery and dramatic waterfalls to gorgeous wildflower-filled meadows and volcanic peaks, the Pacific Northwest is home to some of North America’s most spectacular scenery. This region spanning from Oregon to British Columbia and beyond is just filled with adventurous spots to explore and hiking is one of the best ways to enjoy
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Known for it’s “Mighty Five’ national parks, Utah is no stranger to year-round crowds. Especially at the four more recognizable national parks Arches, Zion, Bryce Canyon and Canyonlands. With their breathtaking views and picturesque trails, these four parks are bucket list candidates for any outdoor enthusiast. However, located in south-central Utah is one of it’s
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Most visitors are drawn to Utah’s enchanting red rock landscapes and bottomless powder ski slopes, but did you know that Utah has some of the most isolated and bizarre sights and attractions in the continental U.S.? Utah is literally littered with strange and unusual attractions from massive works of land art and wild rock formations
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Outdoor hiking is a fantastic way to experience the outdoors and it may be much simpler than you think. Hiking doesn’t have to mean climbing mountains or teetering on cliffs, it just means walking and experiencing nature on any kind of trail. This can be as simple as exploring the dirt trails in your city
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Montana state parks make fantastic pit stops when road tripping between Yellowstone and Glacier national parks. Visiting Montana state parks are a great way to explore the state’s natural and cultural history and are a great option for those looking to explore lesser-visited locales. Scoring campsites at state parks are often easier than national parks,
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