Ahhh…the nostalgia…I remember my 5th grade field trip to Catalina Island. From snorkeling to dissecting a squid to roasting marshmallows with my classmates, I knew I had to revisit the island at some point.
Big and Little Nugget’s Adventure at Pumpkin Rock
Ever wonder which hiking trail brings out the best in Halloween spirit? I found the answer for you!
The Last Destination of Our Month-Long Road Trip: Mojave National Preserve
Well, this was Michael and Little Nugget’s last stop for our month-long road trip. (secretly cries)
Gettin’ Down and Dirty at Nelson’s Landing
Okay. This is going to be an interesting post I promise. And yes. This involves nudity.
Auto Tour at Red Rock Canyon
If you read my previous post, then you remember about my upcoming trip that’s close to Vegas, right?
Adventure at the Hottest Place on Earth: Death Valley National Park
Michael and I are back in good ol’ California for another fun adventure! We’re off to one of the hottest places on Earth, Death Valley National Park.
Great Basin National Park
Great Basin National Park is one of the most underrated national parks in the U.S. Located just off US 50, aka “Loneliest Road in America,” this hidden gem is a MUST especially for those who want to enjoy full solitude and get away from tourists (I know I do!).
Golden Spike National Historic Site
After our horrible experience in Wyoming, we left to Salt Lake City to spend a night before heading to Nevada. Along the way, we stopped by Golden Spike National Historic Site since it was really close by. Although the weather was very windy and cloudy, I’m glad we made this stop.
Mis-Adventures at Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone National Park is the first national park (established in 1872) and one of the most popular destinations in the U.S. with over millions of visitors visiting the park each year. There are various reasons why people visit: wildlife, nature, geysers, outdoors, and, of course, the Tetons.
Boulder City? Nope, It’s City of Rocks
City of Rocks, also known as “The Silent City of Rocks” is well-known for its amazing rock formations from its tall rock spires to its free-standing granitic rocks.
Craters of the Moon
Craters of the Moon, a large volcanic field filled with cinder cones, spatter cones, and lava tubes, was our next destination on our month-long road trip last year.
Nez Perce National Historic Park
After our exciting backpacking adventure at the Eightmile/Caroline zone, Michael and I headed over to southeastern Washington somewhere to hopefully find a place to camp. As we’re driving, the sceneries completely changed. The temperate rainforest from northwest Washington suddenly changed to plain wheat fields and dry lands as we drove to southeastern Washington.