Category: Hiking
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Hiking Moxie Falls in Winter: What You Need to Know
Winter hiking in New England is one of my favorite activities. As the snow begins to fall, hiking trails become quieter, transforming into your own personal winter wonderland. During a recent trip to northern Maine, we decided to hike to Moxie Falls, a trail that’s usually busy in the summer. Here’s everything you need to…
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11 Colorado Winter Hikes to Try in 2026: Easy to Hard Trails
Winter in Colorado transforms the landscape into a snowy paradise, and there’s no better way to enjoy it than through hiking. From easy, scenic trails near Denver to challenging mountain adventures, Colorado offers something for every hiker. Having hiked many of these trails myself, here are my favorites that I always recommend for a great…
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Haystack Mountain Maine Hike: Fall Foliage, Trail Details & Tips
I was able to hike Haystack Mountain in Maine this past weekend, right in the heart of the fall foliage season, and it was an incredible experience. The trail isn’t that long but it does have a steep incline. But with the fall foliage in full swing, we knew we had to take it on.…
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Hanging Lake In Colorado: Your Ultimate Hiking Guide
Hanging Lake is one of Colorado’s most beautiful spots, and the hike to get there is an adventure you won’t want to miss. This guide will help you plan your visit, so you can make the most of your hike to this stunning destination.
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The Best Fall Hikes In Colorado For Leaf Peeping
Fall in Colorado is absolutely magical. The crisp air, the golden leaves, and the vibrant colors make it the perfect time for hiking. If you’re like me and love the crunch of leaves underfoot and the sight of aspens turning golden, you’ll want to check out these top hikes for fall foliage in Colorado. Grab…
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The Best Summer Hikes in Colorado-2026 Guide with Photos
Looking for the best summer hikes in Colorado? From alpine lakes to sand dunes, this 2026 trail guide highlights 9 stunning hikes!
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Ice Lake Basin: A Hiker’s Guide to Colorado’s Prettiest Lake
I have done hundreds of hikes in Colorado, with a few leading me to isolated mountain lakes, but one stood out among the others, and that was Ice Lake Basin. I am not going to lie; the hike is not easy and can feel as grueling as 14er, but once you reach the top, you…
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Bridal Veil Falls Colorado: Complete Hiking Guide in Telluride
Telluride, in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado, is known for its isolation and scenic beauty. The highlight is Bridal Veil Falls, the state’s tallest waterfall. The 2-mile hike to the falls offers stunning views but requires sturdy footwear. The best time to visit is spring, and swimming at the base is not recommended due…
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Hiking Aare Gorge in Switzerland: A Complete Travel Guide
Switzerland is a beautiful country known for its natural wonders, including the stunning Aare Gorge. This narrow river gorge features turquoise waters, limestone cliffs, and waterfalls. The 1.1-mile hike offers breathtaking views and takes about an hour to complete. Accessible from nearby towns and train stations, it’s a must-visit destination in the Swiss Alps.
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Hiking For The First Time? Here’s What to Pack
For your first hike, it’s important to pack essential items like a hiking backpack, base layers, a rain jacket, collapsible water bottle, hydration bladder, headlamp, microspikes, sun protection, compass, miniature first aid kit, and high-energy food. These items are crucial for a safe and enjoyable hiking experience.
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The Best Mobile Apps For Hiking in 2024
The best mobile apps for hiking in 2024 offer essential features to enhance outdoor adventures. AllTrails provides downloadable trails, Gaia GPS offers comprehensive features, CAIC is vital for winter hikers in Colorado, Hiking Project features detailed trail info, Komoot offers personalized route planning, Outdooractive provides reliable maps and route suggestions, and PeakVisor enhances hiking with…
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The 5 Best Wildflower Hikes In Colorful Colorado
Colorado offers some of the best wildflower hikes in the country. Wildflowers bloom in the summer, with specific times depending on the region. Notable wildflowers in Colorado include the statewide columbine, Indian paintbrush, alpine forget-me-not, and fireweed. The five best wildflower hikes are Forest Canyon Overlook, Gold Hill Trail, Lupine Trail, Diamond Lake, and Mount…
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A Day Hike To Connecticut’s Remarkable Heublein Tower
Connecticut offers scenic beauty and adventure, especially during summer and fall. The Talcott Mountain Yellow Trail, a 2.9-mile loop with a 439-foot elevation gain, leads to the historic Heublein Tower. This trail through Talcott Mountain State Park features stunning forest views and ends with a panoramic view of Connecticut from the tower’s top.
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Hike Around Oregon’s Most Beautiful Waterfall: Multnomah Falls
Unsurprisingly, Oregon is known for its stunning landscapes, and Multnomah Falls is among the best. The waterfall is one of the tallest waterfalls in the United States.! It is a great day trip from Portland if you want to escape into nature. Here is everything you need to know! Multnomah Falls Lush green forests and…
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Hike The Raccoon Trail in Golden Gate Canyon State Park This Fall!
Every year, Colorado’s Aspens transform into a brilliant golden yellow, drawing leaf peepers from across the country. Golden Gate Canyon State Park, nestled in the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains, offers the breathtaking Raccoon Trail. This moderate 2.6-mile loop showcases the stunning fall foliage and diverse wildlife, making it a must-visit near Denver.
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Table Rock Trail: The Ultimate Hiking Guide
New England’s iconic fall foliage draws visitors from across the country between September and November. Table Rock Trail in Dixville Notch State Park, New Hampshire, offers a stunning display of golden, red, and orange hues. The 1.5-mile hike with an elevation gain of 771 feet leads to a breathtaking summit, providing a memorable autumn adventure.
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Hawaii’s Most Scenic Waterfall Hike Is On The Big Island
Hawaii’s ʻAkaka Falls State Park, on Big Island’s northeastern Hamakua Coast, features the stunning 442-foot ʻAkaka Falls, lush rainforest, and diverse plant and bird species. The 0.4-mile ʻAkaka Loop Trail offers a picturesque hike with waterfall views and varied plant life. The park is open daily, with a $5 entry fee, and best visited in…
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A Winter Hiking Guide To Mount Sniktau: One Of Colorado’s 13ers
Colorado’s winter allure for ski enthusiasts and outdoor lovers includes challenging 13ers like Mount Sniktau. Hiking 13ers is tough due to high altitude and snow-covered trails. The Mount Sniktau Trail, a 1.8-mile uphill trek with staggering views, demands proper preparation and caution. Safety tips and essentials like warm clothing, snowshoes, and water are crucial.
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The Unique Experience Of Hiking The Flume Gorge Trail In Winter
The Flume Gorge Trail in New Hampshire offers stunning views of cascading water, lush forests, and the mesmerizing Franconia Notch State Park. This 2.2-mile hike is open in winter and perfect for snowshoeing and winter hiking, providing a captivating experience with frozen waterfalls and snowy landscapes. Accessible to all fitness levels, it’s a must-visit year-round.
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Acadia National Park’s Fire Tower Hike on Beech Mountain
Acadia National Park is a busy summer destination, thanks to the National Park’s location on the scenic Maine Coast. Many travel from all over to spend the day hiking and eating fresh lobster rolls. While many popular trails, such as Beehive, are packed in the summer, others are less crowded. I love finding lesser-known hikes…
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Hiking the Glen Creek Gorge Trail in Upstate New York
Watkins Glen State Park in New York offers scenic hiking trails with waterfalls and vibrant foliage. The 2.1-mile Glen Creek Gorge Trail provides stunning views of the waterfalls and unique rock formations. Visitors can also explore the nearby Finger Lakes wine region. After hiking, they can enjoy wine tasting and picturesque landscapes, making for a…
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