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…
Read MoreAfter spending a month in Glacier National Park and exploring the nooks and crannies, it’s time to call it a wrap and move…
Read MoreAvalanche Lake via Trail of the Cedars is the number one hike within Glacier National Park, and with good reason. The Trail of…
Read MoreThe Highline Trail is one of the top-rated trails in Glacier National Park, and adding the extra effort to make it up to…
Read MoreHidden Lake in Glacier National Park is anything but hidden. Due to its starting location at the Logan Pass Visitor Center, this is…
Read MoreThe 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…
Read MoreDeadwood Falls was nowhere on our to-do list, but when we couldn’t find parking at Logan Pass and looked at what was relatively…
Read MoreWaterton Lakes National Park was created in 1895 in the southwestern corner of Alberta Canada. Since this is only an hour away from…
Read MoreThe Three Falls Trail in Glacier National Park is referred to as several different things, but Three Falls makes the most sense since…
Read MoreWe finally made it back to the mountains where we belong, tucked into a campground just outside Glacier National Park in northern-northern Montana….
Read MoreTheodore Roosevelt National Park isn’t so much of a destination in itself as it is a stop on your way somewhere else with…
Read MoreThe Painted Canyon isn’t so painted when the Canadian wildfires cloud out the sky. Not So Painted The Canadian wildfire smoke takes away…
Read MoreWe stumbled on these horses taking an evening stroll from our spot in the Cottonwood Campground in TRNP. As soon as we saw…
Read MoreWhite Butte is the North Dakota high point at 3,506 feet in elevation. While not exactly stratospheric, it’s higher than the last 3…
Read MoreJamestown is a popular stop along I-94 known for the National Buffalo Museum and the World’s Largest Buffalo. Before I get hate mail…
Read MoreVoyageurs National Park lies east of International Falls in Northern Minnesota. Most of the park is only accessible by boat, so a’boatin we…
Read MoreWe stumbled across the world’s largest hockey stick when looking at things along our route up to International Falls. Part of breaking up…
Read MoreIsle Royale National Park is the LEAST-visited National Park in the lower 48 states. With good reason – the only two options to…
Read MoreCorinne mentioned the TV show American Pickers on the History Channel a few years back, and after watching an episode Colette thought it…
Read MoreSlogging up Campbell Hill makes it two highpoints in one day! That’s kinda like doing Everest and Lhotse in the same day. The…
Read MoreLake of the Ozarks has never been high on our visit list since we always pictured it as sort of a Redneck Riviera….
Read MoreThe 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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