With its sun, sand, and surf, Huntington Beach is your quintessential coastal California town. The city is famous for its surfing culture and hosts numerous surfing competitions every year, including the US Open of Surfing. There’s a good reason it’s known as “Surf City USA!” With waves suitable for every experience level, surfing in Huntington […]
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Chattanooga, Tennessee, may not be as famous as its Tennessee cousins, Nashville and Memphis, but this charming city packs a big punch. It has a bit of everything: outdoor adventures, a thriving food and drink scene, interesting history and culture, and plenty of Southern hospitality! The city is nestled between the Appalachian Mountains and the
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With so many famous hikes and excellent places to visit in California, the Trinity Alps is often overlooked. While the Yosemite and Mammoth Lake area hikes are top-notch, these trails have the potential to get crowded during the summer. Trinity Alps, a five-hour drive north of San Francisco, brings solitude, beautiful alpine lakes, and some
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Known as the “Music Capital of the World” and for the slogan “Keep Austin Weird,” Austin is by far our favorite city in Texas. Events like South by Southwest and Austin City Limits have made Austin one of the most popular destinations in the USA. Regardless of whether you’re visiting for a bachelor party, music
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Traveling to Portland or living in the city and looking for some activities where you can keep your distance from other people? There are plenty of beautiful parks, rivers, and lakes conveniently located in the city or right outside. You won’t have to travel far to find some solitude in the great outdoors here. And
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I actually have very few negative things to say about this hike (shocking, I know). My expectations were misaligned (meaning, I get stressed out when I KNOW we should cover 14 miles in a day and we only cover 10) but overall I found this hike to be thoroughly enjoyable (all complaining aside). We parked
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