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Gear Review: Rei Stoke 19 Pack
Post contains affiliate links. I’ve been hiking all winter with a handy me down backpack and decided it was high time to get my own. What I really needed was a day pack that had a spot for my...
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Salkantay and Machu Picchu Peru Trek Day 3 to Ayapata
Not a sponsored post but does contain affiliate links. A trip to Peru wouldn’t be complete without a hike to Machu Picchu. We traveled with the purpose of enjoying the journey and wanting to see as...
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Clean Water Anywhere with Rapid Pure Scout® Purifier
Product received at no charge to facilitate review. No monetary compensation provided Nothing is worse and even more dangerous than running out of water while enjoying my favorite outdoor activities....
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Peru Trek Salkantay to Machu Picchu Day 4 to Chaquicocha
After a rough night of battling the worst of my head cold and some altitude sickness, we began our fourth day of our Peru Trek from Salkantay to Machu Picchu with a steady climb to Warmiwañuska Pass,...
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Peru Machu Picchu Trek: Chaquicocha to Wiñaywayna Day 5
I love that I had the chance to take the bucket list trip of a lifetime. My family and I did a six day hiking trip in June on the Inca Trail from Salkantay on day 1 to Machu Picchu on day 6. The views...
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Trekking in Peru Wiñaywayna to Machu Picchu Day 6
Post contains affiliate links. I admit, Machu Picchu has always been on my bucket list of dream adventures. So after hiking the Inca trail for five days, overcoming altitude sickness, and battling a...
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Explore Utah’s San Rafael “The Wedge” by Foot or Bike
photo credit: T.Zufelt I love my home state of Utah which boasts five national parks and seven national monuments. It’s easy to assume that visits to Utah must include one of the national parks or...
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Tips on Avoiding a Backcountry Disaster
A recent day hike to Kings Peak, Utah’s highest peak, reminded me of the importance of good preparation. In one day, I witnessed and experienced some little things that could become emergencies. A...
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