Glacier National Park Wrap-Up
After spending a month in Glacier National Park and exploring the nooks and crannies, it’s time to call it a wrap and move…
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Avalanche Lake via Trail of the Cedars
Avalanche Lake via Trail of the Cedars is the number one hike within Glacier National Park, and with good reason. The Trail of…
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Highline Trail to Grinnell Glacier
The Highline Trail is one of the top-rated trails in Glacier National Park, and adding the extra effort to make it up to…
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Hidden Lake Hike
Hidden Lake in Glacier National Park is anything but hidden. Due to its starting location at the Logan Pass Visitor Center, this is…
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Two Medicine
The Two Medicine area of Glacier National Park is much less visited than the main Going-To-The-Sun area of the Park due to poor…
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Deadwood Falls via Gunsight Pass
Deadwood Falls was nowhere on our to-do list, but when we couldn’t find parking at Logan Pass and looked at what was relatively…
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Waterton Lakes National Park – Alberta Canada
Waterton Lakes National Park was created in 1895 in the southwestern corner of Alberta Canada. Since this is only an hour away from…
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Three Falls Trail
The Three Falls Trail in Glacier National Park is referred to as several different things, but Three Falls makes the most sense since…
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Welcome to Glacier
We finally made it back to the mountains where we belong, tucked into a campground just outside Glacier National Park in northern-northern Montana….
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Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Theodore Roosevelt National Park isn’t so much of a destination in itself as it is a stop on your way somewhere else with…
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Painted Canyon Hike
The Painted Canyon isn’t so painted when the Canadian wildfires cloud out the sky. Not So Painted The Canadian wildfire smoke takes away…
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Cottonwood Campground Horses
We stumbled on these horses taking an evening stroll from our spot in the Cottonwood Campground in TRNP. As soon as we saw…
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White Butte North Dakota High Point
White Butte is the North Dakota high point at 3,506 feet in elevation. While not exactly stratospheric, it’s higher than the last 3…
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Jamestown North Dakota
Jamestown is a popular stop along I-94 known for the National Buffalo Museum and the World’s Largest Buffalo. Before I get hate mail…
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Voyageurs National Park
Voyageurs National Park lies east of International Falls in Northern Minnesota. Most of the park is only accessible by boat, so a’boatin we…
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World’s Largest Hockey Stick
We stumbled across the world’s largest hockey stick when looking at things along our route up to International Falls. Part of breaking up…
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Isle Royale National Park
Isle Royale National Park is the LEAST-visited National Park in the lower 48 states. With good reason – the only two options to…
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American Pickers
Corinne mentioned the TV show American Pickers on the History Channel a few years back, and after watching an episode Colette thought it…
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Campbell Hill Ohio High Point
Slogging up Campbell Hill makes it two highpoints in one day! That’s kinda like doing Everest and Lhotse in the same day. The…
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Lake Of The Ozarks
Lake of the Ozarks has never been high on our visit list since we always pictured it as sort of a Redneck Riviera….
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Slug Bug Ranch
The Slug Bug Ranch is a parody of the famous Cadillac Ranch along Route 66, roughly 30 minutes east of Amarillo Texas. The…
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