Posts in Category: Natural Wonders

Devil’s Bridge: Sedona’s Scariest Hike

Mike and I recently relocated to Flagstaff and we have been overwhelmed with the number of amazing national wonders nearby. We have been exploring various hiking trails in the area nearly every ...

Brasstown Bald: Georgia’s Highest Mountain

At 4784 feet, Brasstown Bald stands tall as the highest point in the state of Georgia. The mountain is located in Chattahoochee National Forest and is part of the scenic Blue Ridge Mountain range. ...

Vacation Spotlight: Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone National Park, one of the most beautiful parks in the world, also claims the title of America’s first park (the park was established way back in 1872). Although it is not the ...

Attraction of the Week: Cave of the Winds at Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls is often referred to as one of the “Eighth Wonders of the World,” a term given to amazing places that did not make the original 7 wonders list. Many, myself included, are ...

10 Great Western Attractions

Although each region of the US is home to its’ own share of beautiful places, I have to say the West’s monumental range of breathtaking natural wonders is pretty hard to top. The diverse ...

Vacation Spotlight: Lake Tahoe

One of my favorite vacation destinations, gorgeous Lake Tahoe on the California/Nevada border, offers a multitude of recreational activities no matter the season. I visited this area for the first ...

Vacation Spotlight: Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls is a fantastic place to take a summer roadtrip especially if you conveniently live within a reasonable 4-6 hour drive. Even though this is the busiest time of the year, you will be ...

The Magnificent Redwood Trees of California

Seeing the beautiful redwoods of California should be tops on any nature lover’s bucket list in my opinion. These trees can reach a stunning height of 300-500 ft according to the NPS. They are ...

Yellowstone National Park: A Photo Tour through the World’s 1st National Park

Living in Idaho, we wanted to take advantage of exploring many of the wonderful and easily accessible western national parks. Idaho Falls is a great base for exploring Yellowstone. This cute small ...

Yellowstone National Park: Elk, Bison, and Coyote Spottings!

As Mike and I have been living in Idaho Falls (“the Gateway to Yellowstone”) for the past year, we decided to take advantage of the easy access to one of the best national parks, ...