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Havasupai is hands down the greatest backpacking trip of all time that you could take in Arizona. The red rocks of the Grand Canyon, paired with stunningly blue water attracts people from all over the world. Camping permits are hard to get and are generally sold out for the year a week after sales start.... Continue Reading →
What is the Highline Trail? Well it is a trail that follows the Mogollon Rim outside the town of Payson, Arizona and it's official name is the Highline National Recreational Trail. It is located in the Tonto National Forest. In my opinion, this is the most under-rated hike in Arizona. People talk about Havasupai all... Continue Reading →
I love traveling and exploring! I just can't get enough of seeing new sights and places. I recently left Colorado National Monument and hurried on over to Moab with the intent of checking out Canyonlands National Park. It had been on my un official bucket list for a while. Upon arriving in Moab I did... Continue Reading →
Canyon creek is an amazing little gem within Arizona! It is located near Payson, in the Tonto National Forest just under the Mogollon Rim roughly 20 miles away from the town of Young. The scenery is filled with ponderosa pines, rocky mountains, creeks and all sorts of wild life. I found this place by way... Continue Reading →
Recently I found myself in California on a small camping trip and to see my childhood friends band play. If you are curious they are called Seranation. An awesome band for sure! I highly recommend them. Anyways, we wanted to do this trip as inexpensively as possible so I figured the best way to do... Continue Reading →
To see the falls is a lucky site, it is a perineal fall along the Little Colorado River. It only runs at certain times of the year from the monsoon rains, and snow melt. At 185 feet tall, this makes Grand Falls taller than Niagara Falls. I went up to Grand Falls on a whim... Continue Reading →
So I was traveling through Grand Junction Colorado on the tail end of a road trip. I found that the Colorado National Monument was near and I wanted to camp somewhere nearby so I could check out the monument the following morning. I found a place to camp out for free in a dispersed campsite... Continue Reading →
I went to Rocky Mountain National Park on a long solo road trip through Colorado in the summer of 2018 and had an absolute blast. The Rockies have been a destination for me for a long time and to finally be able to cruise through them was quite amazing! I checked out a lot of... Continue Reading →
I checked out this cool spot in Rocky Mountain National Park on a road trip, and it was pretty cool to see the first people who lived inside there. It is closer to the south end of the park, and is only a short walk in if I am remembering correctly. There is a parking... Continue Reading →
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