Music festivals are both epically awesome, and epically expensive. Not only do you have to pay for your tickets, but you’ll also have to pay for a super darling outfit to wear there and then snacks and booze once you’re inside. If you want to save some dough, you may want to consider a few…
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25 Perfect Gift Ideas for Outdoor-Loving Ladies
As a woman who loves the great outdoors, there are a handful of gifts that I would absolutely love to receive this holiday season! So I’ve compiled a list of 25 of my favorite clever, silly, and actually useful products that will make great gifts for any outdoorsy ladies in your life who will always…
10 Things to do in Portland, Oregon in the Rain
As a Portland, Oregon native, I’ve often joked that the rainy season here stretches from Halloween until the Fourth of July. And it’s not the kind of aggressive but short thunderstorms that you often get in the south. It’s a drizzly, gloomy, unrelenting kind of rain. The kind that is just light enough that you…
Best Portable Hard Drives for Travel Photographers and Digital Nomads
Over the course of our 3+ years of travel we have taken a lot of photos. I mean a lot! We are currently traveling with over 4 terabytes of photos. We shoot most of our photos for our blog and Instagram in RAW which means the file size for each individual photo is over 30MB….
The 5 Best Travel Hair Dryers
When packing for an overseas adventure, less is generally more. Most people (myself included) attempt to pack light so they have room for souvenirs and aren’t forced to lug around a giant suitcase. So investing in a few quality travel products will help you save room for other travel essentials. When determining what travel hair…
The Best of Bend, Oregon: 15 Things You Must Do During Your Visit
Bend is a darling little mountain town nestled at the base of the Cascades, along the Deschutes River in Central Oregon. And with its many rivers, mountains, hiking trails, lakes, and clear, crisp, high desert climate, it is the ideal home for adventure-lovers. It is also home to plenty of craft breweries and restaurants serving…
Holiday Gift Guide: 13 Awesome New Travel Gadgets
The holidays are just around the corner! And no doubt you’ve got at least one friend who has been bitten by the travel bug and is already planning their 2019 getaway. These clever gadgets are the perfect gifts for avid travelers as they are lightweight, compact, and can hold up to wear and tear. No…
7 Amazing Hotels Near the Great Smoky Mountains
Located on the border of Tennessee and North Carolina, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited park in the entire national park system. People from near and far make the drive to see this gorgeous park that is full of hiking trails, scenic driving routes, and wildlife. When planning your trip to…
65 Things To Do in New Orleans (Besides Bourbon Street)
“If there was no New Orleans, America would just be a bunch of free people dying of boredom.” Whether you call it the Crescent City, the Big Easy, NOLA or New Orleans, once you visit you may never want to leave. Unfortunately some visitors think that the whole city revolves around Bourbon Street and the…
6 Stunning Short Hikes in the Smoky Mountains
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited park in the entire national park system. And for good reason. It has numerous scenic driving tours, plenty of amazing lookouts along the roads, and well-maintained hiking trails that range from easy to strenuous. The month of October is especially spectacular in the park as…
Travel Photography Packing List
“I love your photos! What camera do you use while traveling?” is a question we get frequently from people following our adventures. It’s a great question because light, compact gear is essential when you are carrying everything you own around with you everywhere you go (along with clothes, toiletries, random photo props, and a bottle of…
The Hai Van Pass: A Motorbike Adventure in Vietnam
The Hai Van Pass, otherwise known as Ocean Cloud Pass, is a ~12 mile stretch of roadway between the cities of Da Nang and Hue. The National Route 1A road snakes up the side of the mountain with stunning views of the Da Nang Bay 1,600 feet below. The road has countless bends with poor visibility…
