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No where else than in Southern Utah’s National Parks will you be as blown away by the sense of foundation and eternity it exudes. The landscape is a paradox, timeless, yet constantly changing as the natural elements of water, wind and sky wear it away. Countless artists over the years have come to the parks … Read moreThe Elements of Art in Utah’s National Parks
When you’re getting ready to hike the Pacific Crest Trail, the one thing on your mind is preparedness. Making sure you have the right gear, enough cash to sustain you through the months ahead, and your food situation planned ahead of time. While you need to have these things taken care of, once you actually … Read morePacific Crest Trail Stats: Our Mileage Overview
Utah’s 5 National Parks, a road trip for the history books and photo albums. Don’t just sit back and enjoy the view from those scenic overlooks, beautiful as they are. Get your hiking shoes on and tackle some trails for better, bigger views! Here’s a full list of the best day hikes in the Utah’s National Parks! … Read moreThe Best Day Hikes in Utah’s National Parks
After leaving the Pacific Crest Trail, we knew we had more adventure in us! We rented a car, and over the course of a month, traversed 9 of the most iconic National Parks in 4 States, hiking and backpacking all the way. See scenes from the trip that left us even more in love with … Read moreBest of the West: Road Tripping America’s National Parks
Anyone wanting to hike a long distance trail- or torture themselves for no good reason- are bound to have plenty of questions. And while we could answer questions all day long, we thought we’d bypass the whole process and distill what we’ve learned this summer into bite-sized pieces of general advice. We feel it’s important … Read morePacific Crest Trail Tips and General Advice to Prospective Hikers
A lot of potential hikers want to know, what do you eat on the PCT? Once you really get in the groove on the Pacific Crest Trail you’ll be hiking big miles and gaining a lot of elevation on a daily basis. This has the effect of making you feel like a machine, but a more immediate effect would be that … Read moreWhat to Eat on the PCT
So you’ve got some time to spend in Grand Teton National Park? Congrats, you lucky dog! There’s plenty to do and see in and around the park, so no matter how much time you have, make sure you’re making the most of it. We’ve outlined several ways you can have a fabulous time with trips … Read moreOne or Multi-Day Trips in Grand Teton National Park
Badlands National Park in South Dakota is a must-see for National Park, fossil, and geology enthusiasts. This area of the vast American grassland was once an ancient seabed, and over time, has eroded away into intricate rocky formations of multicolored buttes, canyons and delicate spires. The park is home to diverse wildlife, including many quintessential mammals of … Read moreBadlands National Park Itinerary
Grand Teton National Park’s backcountry trails have to be experienced to be believed. The famous view of the Tetons from highway US 89, is just one perspective on this impressive mountain range. On our trip to the Tetons in Summer 2015, we backpacked the trail over the course of three days. It was a phenomenal backpacking trip and … Read moreBackpacking the Teton Crest Trail
If you’re thinking of doing a thruhike, especially on the Pacific Crest Trail, you probably have a lot of questions for what to bring and what to buy. And understandably, gear is a big part of any thruhike. Not only is it literally attached to your back, but it’ll be what keeps you alive out there. … Read morePost-PCT Gear List and Review
