If you’re going to make one stop in the Valley of Fire State Park, it should be to the Fire Wave trail, which leads you to an eye-popping rock formation of swirling pink, orange, and white stripes. So if you’re looking to explore Nevada’s underrated natural beauty, throw on those hiking boots- here’s everything you need to know about the Fire Wave, Valley of Fire’s geological wonder.
Between its technicolor wildflowers and massive glaciers, if you’re going to hike just one trail in Mt. Rainier National Park, the Skyline Trail may be the perfect choice. If wildflower fields and views for 300 miles in every direction sounds like your idea of a good time, lace up those hiking boots- here’s everything you need to know about the Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier’s most spectacular hike.
Abiqua Falls, hidden deep in a forest of western Oregon, offers all the Pacific Northwest’s rugged beauty and moody vibes. Finding this breathtaking waterfall, however, isn’t exactly straightforward- but I promise the effort to reach its base is well worth it! So if you’re up for an adventure to see Oregon’s most stunning waterfall, here’s everything you need to know about exploring Abiqua Falls.
With spectacular views of wildflowers, turquoise alpine lakes, and a sea of mountain peaks encircling the trail, Heather Maple Pass Loop in the North Cascades is the perfect introduction to Washington’s rugged and impossibly colorful beauty. If you’re ready for your next Pacific Northwest adventure, lace up those hiking boots- here’s everything you need to know about Heather Maple Pass Loop.
One of the best ways to explore the Oregon Coast is on foot, with hundreds of trails to get up close and personal with its mysterious beauty. The Cape Falcon Trail is an excellent example, offering an old-growth forest, ocean views, and even a chance to spot surfers along the way. So if you’re up for an adventure, look no further- here’s everything you need to know about the Cape Falcon Trail.
The Waihe’e Ridge Trail not only offers spectacular views of a lush green valley below, but it’s one of the only hikes that provides a bird’s eye view of the West Maui Mountains on the entire island of Maui. If you’re in the market for a one-of-a-kind hike with breathtaking vistas straight out of Jurassic Park, you’re in luck- here’s everything you need to know about the Waihe’e Ridge Trail.
There’s something so magical about the enormous redwood trees of northern California- with their prehistoric-looking bark and eye-popping height, walking underneath their impossibly high branches makes you feel like you’ve just stepped into Jurassic Park. If you’re visiting the tallest trees on earth, lace up your hiking boots- here’s ten of the best hikes in the redwoods of Northern California.
Black jagged rock. Dunes of vibrantly colored sands. Craggy mountains peering through the clouds. Sound like a Martian landscape? Well, you can experience all of this otherworldly beauty at Sliding Sands Trail at Haleakalā National Park. So if looking to experience some of Maui’s most mind-blowing scenery, buckle up- here’s everything you need to know about the Sliding Sands Trail.
Dramatic sea stacks. Lush coastal forests. Jagged cliffs. While Cannon Beach is primarily known for its towering monolith, Haystack Rock, this tiny town offers so much more natural beauty than that. In fact, Cannon Beach and the neighboring area are full of amazing hiking trails. So pack up the car and let’s hit the road- here’s 11 spectacular hikes near Cannon Beach.
Olympic National Park is a magical place, packing in snow-capped mountains, lush rainforests, and breathtaking beaches- all in one park. So if you want to explore any of its 600 miles of trails, here’s 8 of the best hikes in Olympic National Park, taking you from the top of the Olympic Mountains to the shores of the Pacific Ocean- and providing so many incredible views along the way.