Responsible travel is not just opting to carbon-offset your flights. It goes beyond picking up your trash and leaving nothing but footprints. It’s about choosing an ethical tour operator that is committed to sustainable practices and giving back to the local communities. When I trekked to Machu Picchu, my group chose to take the path […]
Inca Trail Alternative – Salkantay Pass Trek to Machu Picchu Read More »
Romania is slowly but steadily becoming quite a popular destination for a European city break. However, few tourists know that the true beauty of our country is not to be found in medieval cities mixed with communist buildings and modern skyscrapers, but in the Carpathian Mountains – a natural blessing for all adventurers who are
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Top Hiking Locations in Tennessee for All Who Love the Outdoors
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Renting a Jeep to explore the Hawaii islands? You’re not alone! You will see more Jeeps on your Hawaii visit in than you will ever see short of traveling around the Jeep trails of southern Colorado. I’d wager that rental Jeeps in Hawaii are astronomical mostly because of the “Jurassic Park” effect. Which, I must
So, you’re renting a Jeep in Hawaii – Things you should know Read More »
It’s not very often you have a single trail that includes so much variety and so much to experience in one adventure. Queens Bath lets you explore the rugged terrain, small waterfalls, creek crossing, challenging terrain, and beautiful oceanfront all in a single 1.3km or so trail (There and back). Be careful I don’t usually
Queens Bath Trail – Epic adventure in Princeville, Kauai Read More »
It’s no new knowledge that traveling is one of the best forms of learning and meditation. The scope of diverse knowledge that travelling provides a person with is unmatchable by any other activity. What you experience, see and live are the best lessons you can teach yourself. Road trips are a popular traveling experience that
5 Types of Road Trips Every Person Should Take Once in Life Read More »
Applying a little management theory to ensure the success and desired outcomes of your perfect road trip. Simple and concise tools to help you with road trip planning.
Road Trip Planning – The simple art of planning the perfect road trip Read More »
Life slows down when you head west. You start to pay attention to things that you may have long forgotten about or just never bothered to admire. You notice the beauty in the rugged terrain; a personal connection to the dry, arid desert brings a smile to your face. The hues, colors, scents, and textures of the
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I’ve been pretty into waterfall hikes lately, especially since its been warming up in LA (I’m so sick of that 65° weather, way too cold). I decided to cross off yet another waterfall hike off my “hiking bucket list,” so here we are again folks. This time with none other then…you guessed it. Eaton Canyon falls
Eaton Canyon Falls: Pasadena’s Infamous Waterfall Hike Read More »
The colors were amazing, brilliant oranges and yellows, worthy of a painting but instead only captured by cameras. It was with that brilliant light that I fell in love with the wilderness. This was my first time truly outside. Not just in the woods, or a few miles from a road. I’d been backpacking in West Virginia and North Carolina before this, but never had I stepped foot in true wilderness.
Hiking the South Fork Eagle River and Cantata Peak Read More »
