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Shoshone Falls Idaho

“Niagara of the West” Hidden in Idaho

The Shoshone Falls are roughly three miles northeast of Twin Falls, Idaho and often get referred to as ”Niagara of the west.” The falls are located in the middle of the desert in the front range plains of the Idaho mountains. The river has carved a stunning canyon, tucked away, hidden within the Idaho plains. […]

Cosmos Mystery Area in South Dakota

Gravity Well Near Mount Rushmore, SD

The Cosmos Mystery area is outside of Mount Rushmore in Keystone, South Dakota. It’s only a short 15-minute drive from Mount Rushmore. The cost of entry for adults is $12 per person and $6 per kid ages 5-11. Children ages 0-4 get in for free. Stop in for a quick break when coming from Deadwood […]

Deadwood, SD Welcome Sign

Wild West & Wild Past of Deadwood, SD

Deadwood is a small town in the Black Hills of South Dakota in the northern central United States. It’s often recognized for a colorful history. The city of Deadwood, and the region of the Black Hills, are famous for being a major stomping ground in the Wild West. Immerse oneself in history. Walk down the […]

Museum of the Rockies

Dinosaurs, Pioneers and Vikings!

The Museum of the Rockies is located in Bozeman, MT and houses the largest collection of dinosaur bones in the US! The museum also includes Bozeman’s Planetarium. The Museum of the Rockies is affiliated with Montana State University in Bozeman as well as the Smithsonian Institute. This museum houses the largest Tyrannosaurus Rex skull ever […]

Fairy Lake Trailhead, MT

Three Montana Summits in One Day

The Sacagawea Peak Trail services four peaks outside of Bozeman, Montana. It’s next to the Fairy Lake Trailhead in the Bridger Mountain Range. I came here to hike the 5.2-mile, out and back, Sacagawea Peak Trail. I summited three peaks after a quick stop at the lake, for a total of 8.71-miles roundtrip. Fairy Lake […]

Lava Lake Trailhead

Spanish Peaks Surrounding Lava Lake

Lava Lake Trail is a 6-mile heavily trafficked out and back trail that leads to a stunning lake surrounded by the Spanish Peaks. The lake is in the Gallatin National Forest near the Gallatin Gateway in Montana. Rated as moderate, this trail features wildflowers. The trail includes a beautiful lake surrounded by the Spanish Peaks. […]

View of the Sierra Nevada's

Discovering Hot Springs in the Travertine

The Travertine Hot Springs are a little outside Bridgeport, California. The hot springs are easily accessible. Which is why they are a popular destination for both tourists and locals alike. These hot springs offer stunning views of the Sierra Mountains. They include a relaxing dip in 100° waters with total solitude. Visitors are greatly rewarded […]

Me with the Great Basin National Park entrance sign.

Great Basin and its Hidden Treasure

Great Basin National Park is located in one of the most remote parts of eastern Nevada, making it a hidden gem found in Nevada’s barren desert. Great Basin is home to the second tallest peak in the state of Nevada, Wheeler Peak, stretching to a height of 13,065 feet. The parks scenic drive is only […]

Constant Evolution in Zion National

The name “Zion” means “Promised Land,” and this alone evokes the significance of the National Park. Zion is constantly changing and transforming due to the erosive powers of water, similar to four of the other five National Parks in southern Utah. The cliffs of Zion stand proud with a glowing presence, especially in the afternoon, […]

Apex of the Grand Circle: Bryce Canyon

Bryce Canyon National Park is part of the “Grand Circle” in the western United States. Generally, the Grand Canyon or Zion, receive credit for being the best of the circle. Yet, I found Bryce Canyon to be far more unique and impressive. Every part of the canyon gives a new stunning panoramic view. Each seemingly, […]