The Opinionated Travelogue of a Photo Maniac
Sedona is one of Arizona’s best destination for geologists and outdoor lovers. Blessed with breathtaking scenery, the area around town has countless hiking trails like Cathedral Rock, Devil’s Bridge, or Red Rock Crossing, which shouldn’t be missed if you have more than one day in Sedona. But my favorite trail is the Devil’s Bridge, a …
The Ultimate Guide to Hiking the Devil’s Bridge Trail, SedonaRead More
One of the attractions of Arizona is the big number of Indian ruins that are scattered all throughout the state. Some of them are right next to big cities like Phoenix, or Flagstaff. Others are farther away, hidden in remote rugged canyons, or on Indian reservation lands. Discovering them was one of our passions over …
Where to Find the Best Preserved Indian Ruins in ArizonaRead More
One of my favorite hikes in Hawaii is the Kilauea Iki Trail, in the Volcanoes National Park on the Big Island. Walking across what used to be a lake of molten lava, is a first hand encounter with the raw nature of Hawaii. It’s also one of the free things to do on the Big Island, …
Kilauea Iki Trail – Hiking into the Heart of Hawaii’s VolcanoesRead More
Are you planning an Everest Base Camp trip, but you don’t know where to begin? I know, Everest may sounds intimidating, but don’t worry. If you are not sure what to do or what to expect, you’ve come to the right place. From what to pack to what to eat, this is a complete guide …
If you were to do just one hike in Patagonia, it should be the one to Laguna de Los Tres, at the base of Mt. Fitz Roy. This iconic trek which is every hiker’s dream and one of the world’s most amazing destinations. The hike will take you to the base of the majestic mountain complex – the …
Laguna de Los Tres – How to Hike to the Base of Mt. Fitz RoyRead More
Did you ever want to visit Torres del Paine but feared that you didn’t have enough stamina to attempt Patagonia’s difficult hikes? The good news is that hiking in Torres del Paine doesn’t necessarily mean doing multi-day treks around the mountains. There are plenty of day hikes in Torres del Paine that don’t require any hiking …
7 Easy to Moderate Hikes in Torres del Paine, ChileRead More
If you like red cliffs, blue skies and a little challenge, there is no better way to experience it all than hiking the Brins Mesa – Soldier’s Pass Trail Loop. This is one of the most popular hikes in Sedona, Arizona. The Brins Mesa and Soldiers Pass trails form a 5.2 mile loop through stunning red rock …
How to Hike the Brins Mesa – Soldier’s Pass Trail Loop in Sedona, ArizonaRead More
We’ve been hiking in the mounting around Lake Arrowhead, California, for a long time and never heard about the Deep Creek Hot Springs before. Until one day when another herhiker told us about a cluster of natural hot springs in an isolated canyon in the San Bernardino Mountains.
Soaking With Naked People at the Deep Creek Hot SpringsRead More
If you are ever in Palm Springs, California, don’t miss the Tahquitz Canyon Loop Trail, one of the most beautiful areas of the in the Sonoran Desert of the Coachella Valley. This 2 mile loop that travels through a dramatic desert landscape on a narrow rocky trail is one of the hidden gems in the USA. …
