There are not many places that rival the Colorado mountains. No matter the season, the rocky mountain high is present – even before pot was legal.
While primarily devoted to the wonders of Colorado, we have a wanderlust that cannot be contained solely by one state (even if it is Colorado). Usually when we travel, we are hiking, exploring, and adventuring.
To better capture these adventures, we’re starting a new series called “On the Road.”
This is our way of sharing with you the marvelous USA and all her nature glory. We love exploring new cities, hiking trails and visiting breweries. It’s outdoor adventure at its best.
Each of our trips are planned and researched, thoughtfully executed and most importantly, done by us. We only recommend hikes and hops we’ve experienced. Rather than keep all that work to ourselves, we want to share the journeys with you.
We’ve created downloadable itineraries, taking the guesswork out of new city exploration. We want to give you a day-to-day playbook on visiting a new city and outdoor adventures just like us.
Let’s Explore!
Ready for a winter escape? Dive into the lively trails of Phoenix, just an hour from the city and Scottsdale. Why not spice up your outdoor adventures with diverse landscapes and breathtaking views? Hiking in Phoenix is not just a trail; it's a joyful journey for outdoor enthusiasts. Add in fantastic food options, and voilà—a delightful winter hike awaits in the heart of Arizona. So, are you up for sun-soaked trails and unforgettable moments, hiking Phoenix-style this winter?
Read MoreWhy visit Chattanooga instead of Colorado's mountains? Because here, you can sip on the best Tennessee whiskey at iconic spots like Jack Daniel's, explore the rich history of Lookout Mountain, embark on hiking Civil War trails, and indulge in amazing local cuisine. Visiting Chattanooga isn't just about the views; it's a sensory journey through whiskey-rich tales, historic trails, and a foodie's paradise. Ready to swap your mountain vista for the best thing to do in Chattanooga?
Read MoreSeasonal blues got you down? Spice things up by visiting Bryce Canyon in winter! Whether you're a seasoned hiker or just looking to take in the scenery, it's an adventure for everyone! With jaw-dropping views, picturesque trails, and snow-covered hoodoos, Bryce Canyon in winter is a dream come true. Don't forget to hit the Queens Garden Trail and stop by the Visitor Center for some winter wisdom!
Read MoreHave you ever ridden an e bike in Zion? It's like riding a regular bike, but with a little extra oomph! And the best part? You can rent e bikes in Zion! No need to lug your bike all the way from home. Plus, if you're feeling adventurous, you can take your e bike to the famous Narrows trail. Just make sure you don't ride it off a cliff or anything. We want you to enjoy the park, not become a viral sensation for all the wrong reasons.
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