Articles in Category: Free things to do

Queen’s Garden: The Easiest Trek into the Bryce Canyon Amphitheater

Queen’s Garden: The Easiest Trek into the Bryce Canyon Amphitheater

Mike and I are on a mission to visit all Utah national parks while we are living in relatively close proximity in Phoenix. Most of these parks are about a 7-8 hour drive, so a doable weekend ...

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A Free Alternative to Antelope Canyon: Biidi the Arch in Page, AZ

A Free Alternative to Antelope Canyon: Biidi the Arch in Page, AZ

Despite living in Arizona for over 4 years and passing Page numerous times enroute to national parks like Zion and Bryce, I’ve never taken one of the famous slot canyon tours. I’ve heard ...

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Mossy Cave: A Beautiful Shork Waterfall Trek in Bryce Canyon

Mossy Cave: A Beautiful Shork Waterfall Trek in Bryce Canyon

We recently relocated to Phoenix with the intention of exploring all of the national parks in Utah and California. So far, we have checked Bryce Canyon off our bucket list. I think this park is so ...

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Lost Dog/Ringtail Loop: An Easy & Scenic Trek in Scottsdale

Lost Dog/Ringtail Loop: An Easy & Scenic Trek in Scottsdale

My favorite thing to do in the Phoenix metro is hiking. Despite the many chains, gimmicky attractions, and malls overpopulating this sprawled out region, the real asset of living here is enjoying ...

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History of the Cleveland Script Signs & Where to Find Them

History of the Cleveland Script Signs & Where to Find Them

One of the first things I noticed after relocating to Cleveland was a big white sign spelling out the city name at Edgewater Park, a touristy park on Lake Erie. If you’ve ever visited the ...

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Exploring Scottsdale on a Budget: My Guide to Free Fun

Exploring Scottsdale on a Budget: My Guide to Free Fun

Scottsdale, one of the ritziest suburbs (it’s actually a standalone city but often referred to as a suburb) in the Phoenix metropolis, has long been associated with high end resorts, golf ...

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The Bridges of Ashtabula County

The Bridges of Ashtabula County

Since moving to Cleveland about 2 years ago, I have been exploring many of the beautiful towns on Lake Erie. There are many quaint towns, complete with historic downtowns and beaches, that will give ...

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Medina Ice Festival: A 30+ Year Old Winter Tradition

Medina Ice Festival: A 30+ Year Old Winter Tradition

Medina is a small community located about 30 minutes outside of Cleveland. It’s home to a beautiful historic Victorian downtown with a lovely gazebo as the centerpiece. It’s a great ...

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5 Leaf Peeping Hikes to Check out Near Cleveland

5 Leaf Peeping Hikes to Check out Near Cleveland

Leaf peeping season is one of my favorite times of the year! I love hiking pretty much anytime of the year, but there is something extra special about seeing all the vivid colors of the forest and ...

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Brecksville Reservation: The Largest in the Cleveland Metroparks

Brecksville Reservation: The Largest in the Cleveland Metroparks

Cleveland is home to one of the nicest park systems in the country. On your first drive through the city, you may see nothing but industrial parks and factories. However, if you stay a bit, I ...

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