Patagonia can feel like a difficult place to visit due to the required planning and logistics. We've put together this guide to help you know what to keep in mind when planning your trip!

If you haven't yet experienced any of these breathtaking Sedona hikes, it's time to change that! Spring is an excellent time to visit Sedona, Arizona, which is about 2 hours north of Phoenix and only 45 minutes south of Flagstaff. In fact, spring is one of the best times to visit the area, and enjoy some of the best Sedona hikes. The ideal warm-weather season begins in March and lasts until at least May.

In Alaska, the fun doesn’t stop when the temps drop! Alaska in February can be a surreal, full-on winter experience. The beauty of winter in Alaska is unrivaled. Imagine: gorgeous white snow blanketing the countryside, quiet dark nights with the northern lights dancing overhead, and cozy nights in front of the fireplace with a warm drink.

Spring is the perfect time to travel and avoid the summer rush... and the hefty prices that come with it. A fantastic spring break getaway can help you cure the winter blues, without breaking the bank. We rounded up eight destinations that won’t empty your wallet.

Washington State has some of the best hikes in the country, and that’s no exception when it comes to winter! To help you adventure this winter, we’ve put together a list of our favorite winter hikes in Washington.

With the right clothing and gear, you can enjoy your favorite hiking trails all year round! In this post, we’ll go over the basics of layering, important tips, and discuss the winter hiking gear you’ll need. 

Just because snow starts to fall, it doesn’t mean the adventure needs to stop! One of the best hiking gear purchases we’ve ever made over the years has been microspikes.

Yellowstone in Winter is magical! In this blog, we’re sharing everything you need to know about visiting Yellowstone in winter, including how to access the park, where to stay, and what to do. 

Acadia National Park is an east coast gem, and with nearly 47,000 acres to explore, there’s sure to be something for everyone. Acadia National Park in the fall is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. It’s packed with scenic drives, thrilling hiking trails, and is famous for its colorful foliage.

There’s no shortage of rain jackets on the market, and it’s hard to know where to start. In this blog, we’re sharing everything you need to know in order to choose the best rain jacket for your needs.

It is never a bad time to plan a trip to Colorado, but Fall might be the best. Once Autumn hits, hikers from around the world flock to the state to witness its famously colorful foliage. There are so many places to go it can be hard to choose just one.

While most people associate fall foliage with the Northeast, there are plenty of places to see the stunning views throughout the country.

Looking for the right jacket for your outdoor activities can be a daunting process. That’s why we’re breaking down everything you need to know when it comes to purchasing a down jacket so you can stay warm and happy on the trails.

Car camping is easy as pulling off the side of a road for a little shut eye, but the right supplies will mean the difference between back pain and that sun-is-shining free feeling. Here are our are favorite car camping essentials.

From marshy yellow skunk cabbage to rarer glacier lilies, you can find spring and summer wildflowers all over the state of Washington. Here are some of the best trails for viewing the blooms!

Camping this summer? Here are the best national park campsites in the Unites States to reserve!

Summer is approaching, and it’s time to start thinking about family vacation ideas! We’ve rounded up the best family vacations in the US to ensure that you make some fantastic memories with your little ones.

We’re breaking down some of the best hikes in Washington State that are great from March to May.

Winter is on its way and while you can still stay outside, the changing conditions mean that you need to change what gear you bring and pack. With the right winter gear and knowledge, you’ll be ready to head out and have some fun in the snow!

Wish you could adventure in the mountains all year, but are deterred by winter and snow? Even if you’re not a skier or snowboarder, you can still hit the trails by snowshoeing! Any hiker can easily snowshoe. These floatation devices, used for centuries, spread your weight over a larger area and let you walk over the snow without sinking. Strap on a pair and don’t let the cold keep you indoors this winter!

Ask any seasoned hiker what the most worthwhile treks in the world are and you'll get a different answer. But ask enough times and you'll start to see some of the same trails popping up again and again. Our top picks require lots of preparation, sturdy legs, strong lungs and a decent dose of determination. Who is ready to get their walk on?

There's something about golden larch trees dotted across high mountain slopes and encircling frigid alpine lakes that lures hikers in.  For just a few weeks each fall, hundreds in Washington state go hunting for the deciduous conifers in an experience affectionately dubbed the "Larch March."  The window shifts every year but your best bet is usually late September to mid-October. That's when larch needles turn a fiery yellow before dropping and going out in a blaze of gold.