Category: Waterfalls
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1 Day in Yellowstone National Park (South)
After spending 1 full day in Grand Teton National Park, the weather report called for rain all day. We decided to outrun the rain and drive further north to Yellowstone National Park. Read more
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The “Secret Waterfall” in Madera Canyon
Ahhh, the internet. Such a great resource for finding new places to explore… Like the “secret” waterfall in Madera Canyon of Arizona. Just mention the words “waterfall” and “Arizona” and we’re all ears. Read more
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Romero Pools Trail, Tucson’s Top Waterfall Trail …Sort Of
The Romero Pools Trail is an absolutely beautiful and rewarding hike in Catalina State Park, Tucson. This is our third time conquering this moderately strenuous day hike, always opting to do it in the early part of the year. Our first time visiting the pools was in March 2010 and second time in February of… Read more
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Diablo Lake & an Enchanted Waterfall
Just 40 minutes north east of the Cascadian Home Farm (where they serve delicious home made ice cream), is the beautiful Diablo Lake reservoir. Read more
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Winter Hike to the Old Robe Trail Tunnel
Our 10-day trip home to Washington State for the holidays was spent with family, food, and… the flu. But we did manage to get a couple excursions in, like a hike through the Robe Canyon Historic Trail near Granite Falls. Read more
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5 Free Scenic Attractions Along the Historic Columbia River Highway
The Historic Columbia River Highway is a beautiful and winding 75-mile scenic highway in Oregon. With dozens of scenic viewpoints and trails just off of the road, it’s the perfect day-trip drive near Portland. Read more
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Hiking to the Fairy Pools
After several days of exploring castles, tombs, and other historical sites, we were in need of change of pace (mind you, we were already going 90mph). So instead of going 90, we bumped it up a notch to 120 and drove 4 hours to the Isle of Skye. Side note: We weren’t really going 120mph,… Read more
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How to Find the Devil’s Pulpit in Scotland
Continuing our first day of adventures in Scotland, we headed to Craighat to find a narrow 100ft deep hidden gorge called the Finnich Glen. Finnich Glen, overall, is often referred to as the Devil’s Pulpit but the Devil’s Pulpit is actually a specific rock within Finnich Glen. Multiple directions to Finnich Glen / the Devil’s… Read more
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Tucson’s Desert Oasis: Lower Tanque Verde Falls
Tanque Verde Falls was near the bottom of our 2016 Arizona To Do list. We were out and about running errands and decided to hit up this short hike to the falls while we were out. What a surprise we had! We’ve never driven out near Reddington Pass but the towering saguaros on both sides… Read more
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Bellingham’s Best Urban Park: Whatcom Falls State Park
Whatcom Creek flows right through Whatcom Falls State Park, a beautiful 241-acre park on the southeast side of Bellingham that boasts 4 sets of waterfalls, hiking and biking trails, a swimming hole, playgrounds, tennis courts, and even a fish hatchery. On our first visit there we explored several of the easy hiking trails and were… Read more