Tag: national park
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Kayaking To Waber Falls In La Mauricie National Park
I’ve been on a mission to visit all of Canada’s National Parks, and during our trip to Magog in Quebec, I realized we were just a few hours away from La Mauricie National Park, so we had to go! There were so many amazing hikes to do in the park, but one stood out among…
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Dorr Mountain Ladder Trail Guide: Fall Colors, Ladders & Views
If you’re looking for a stunning fall hike in Acadia National Park, Dorr Mountain Ladder Trail is one of the best options. This trail features a combination of scenic views, challenging sections, and the opportunity to experience Acadia’s beautiful autumn foliage. This is hands down my favorite fall hike in Acadia National Park —here’s everything…
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20 Amazing Things to Do in Acadia National Park in 2026
Plan your 2026 Acadia adventure! Explore the top hikes, drives, and foodie spots in Maine’s most iconic national park.
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Sand Beach in Acadia: Everything You Need To Know
Sand Beach in Acadia National Park, Maine, USA, is a picturesque coastal gem with soft white sand, framed by cliffs and evergreen forests. The unique geology, cold waters, and wildlife viewing opportunities make it a must-visit. Hiking trails like Great Head and Ocean Path offer stunning coastal views. Accessible via Park Loop Road. Ideal for…
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Take This Sunset Happy Hour Nature Cruise In Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor Whale Watch Co. offers affordable happy hour nature cruises in Acadia National Park, where you can enjoy stunning sunset views and wildlife sightings. The two-hour cruise includes narration, bird and animal watching, and happy hour drinks. Tickets start at $47, and online booking is available. This is a must-do experience while visiting Acadia.
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Hike the Bar Island Trail at Low Tide in Acadia National Park
The Bar Island Trail in Acadia National Park, Maine, offers a unique coastal hike only accessible during low tide, connecting Bar Island and Bar Harbor. The 1.5-mile trail provides stunning coastline views, tidal pools, and coastal flora. Hikers need to time their visit with the tides to avoid getting stranded, and dogs on leashes are…
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Avalanche Lake: A Complete Hiking Guide for Glacier National Park
Avalanche Lake, nestled in Glacier National Park, is a must-see attraction known for its beauty and rare fish population. Accessible via a scenic 5.9-mile hike, it offers stunning views, tranquil beaches, and encounters with local wildlife. Plan for a five-hour adventure, and don’t forget to make a reservation to access the trailhead.
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Hiking the Sky Island Forest Trail in Great Basin National Park
Great Basin National Park in Baker, Nevada offers a remote and crowd-free experience, earning the title of International Dark Sky Park. The Sky Island Forest Trail, a wheelchair-accessible path, winds through a high alpine conifer forest, providing a unique and beautiful hiking opportunity. Accessible from Salt Lake City, it’s a haven for stargazing enthusiasts.
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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 to Stella Lake: An Alpine Lake in Great Basin National Park
America’s popular National Parks like Yellowstone and Grand Canyon often overshadow lesser-known gems like Great Basin National Park. Located near the Nevada-Utah border, it offers diverse activities from stargazing to guided cave tours. The hike to Stella Lake, a stunning alpine lake, offers picturesque views of Wheeler Peak but requires preparation for the high elevation…
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Glass Outhouse Art Gallery: Desert Art Near Joshua Tree
Near Joshua Tree National Park in Southern California, the Glass Outhouse Art Gallery offers quirky desert art and funny skeleton installations. This free and unique attraction, open daily except Mondays, features a chapel where nine weddings have taken place. It’s located just a 10-minute drive from the national park and is a must-see for art…
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The Grand Prismatic: A Colorful Natural Wonder in Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park is home to the famous Grand Prismatic, a stunning hot spring with vibrant colors caused by heat-loving bacteria. It boasts a diameter of 370 feet and a depth of around 160 feet. Visitors can view it from a boardwalk or hike the overlook trail for a unique perspective, but swimming is strictly…
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Upper Yosemite Falls Trail: All You Need to Know Before You Go
The Upper Yosemite Falls Trail is a must-do for most visitors to Yosemite National Park, providing stunning views and a challenging 6.6-mile hike with an elevation gain of 3,254 ft. The hike is divided into three sections, each offering unique scenic spots. Carrying essential items such as water, snacks, a headlamp, and a rain jacket…
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Tree of Life Olympic National Park: How to Visit
The Tree of Life, an enduring natural wonder in Olympic National Park, stands as a resilient symbol of nature’s strength. Despite 70 years of exposure to saltwater and wind, this unique tree remains a sight to behold, attracting photographers and visitors to its hidden location accessible from Kalaloch Lodge. Responsible tourism is crucial for its…
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Treat Yourself To A Popover At Jordan Pond House
Acadia National Park in Maine offers thrilling hikes, stunning beauty, and a delightful gem — popovers. These light and airy pastries are best enjoyed at Jordan Pond House, overlooking the picturesque Jordan Pond. Making reservations in advance is a must, as this popular spot fills up quickly, especially in the summer. Acadia’s coastal landscapes and…
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5 Amazing Things To Do In Joshua Tree National Park
Joshua Tree National Park in Southern California offers a unique escape in the desert, perfect for a peaceful retreat. Exploring hidden gems like Heart-Shaped Rock and Cholla Gardens, stargazing, glamping, and hiking the famous Ryan Mountain Trail are must-do activities. With its dark night skies and unique landscapes, Joshua Tree offers a truly unforgettable experience…
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