When we visited Glacier National Park in early July, we had no clue the Going-to-the-Sun Road would still be closed to vehicular traffic due to winter snowfalls. If you are unfamiliar with Glacier National Park, the Going-to-the-Sun Road is the main artery of the park. Without access to this thoroughfare, you are limited to what parts of the park you…
When visiting Sedona, the hike to Devil’s Bridge Arizona is a can’t-miss activity! We visited Sedona for a day during our 4 days in Northern Arizona, and this was my favorite hike in the area. With its scenic overlooks of colorful landscapes, unique garden of stacked rocks, and the iconic Devil’s Bridge, what’s not to love about this hike! Overall,…
Grand Teton National Park is a park within the magnificent Teton Mountain Range near Jackson Hole, Wyoming. In addition to the rugged mountains, this park boasts beautiful lakes, glaciers, rivers, and wildlife. The park contains several hikes to see its beauty, but my favorite hike within the park is to Inspiration Point via Hidden Falls at Jenny Lake. There are…
The Road to Hana (officially known as Hana Highway) is a 64.4-mile stretch of highways that travels along the east side of the Hawaiian island of Maui. This area of Maui is unique with its lush rainforests, plunging waterfalls, and exceptional coastline. The drive alone is an adventure with over 600 hairpin turns, over 50 one-lane bridges (for 2-way traffic),…
You have planned the perfect trip to Glacier National Park in early summer, and you show up to find the Going to the Sun Road is closed. Now what? Have no fear; there are plenty of things to do in West Glacier National Park to keep you entertained for days. Disclaimer: This post may contain affiliate links so if you make…
In 1872, Yellowstone became the first national park in the world and is located mostly in Wyoming, U.S.A. The park is known for its unique thermal features, extensive wildlife, and majestic landscapes. Parts of this park will make you feel like you are on another planet, and it is a must-see destination for travelers. Follow this 6-day Yellowstone itinerary to…
In 1872, Yellowstone became the first national park in the world and is located mostly in Wyoming, U.S.A. The park is known for its unique thermal features, extensive wildlife, and majestic landscapes. Because of its uniqueness, Yellowstone requires some planning and research to do it correctly. As I began writing my Roam Yellowstone in 6 Days blog, I realized there…