Hiking 14ers in Colorado is like a rite of passage for those living in the state. A 14er is a mountain with a peak elevation of 14,000 feet or higher. One of the most popular and easiest ones is Mount Bierstadt. The hike to the summit is straightforward and is easily accessible from Denver, being…
Hiking in Denver and seeing the Rockies is something everyone should do once in their life. There’s a multitude of different summit hikes that range from the easier side to the more difficult. Chief Mountain outside Idaho Springs, Colorado, is one of the easier summits and a good first hike to get used to the…
Boulder is known for being one of the best hiking towns in the United States. That’s why we decided to do our first real hike in Colorado, here on the First and Second Flatirons Loop. This area is stunning, with mountain backdrops as well as the view of the city from above. The trail was…
The hikes in Spain are so underrated. And Asturias is one of those regions. Hiking to Bulnes in the Picos de Europa is a rewarding hike, both with views and the experience of such a unique town. We hiked to Bulnes from the town of Poncebos during our time staying in Las Arenas. It was…
The best way to see a new city or area is to do a hike that offers 360-degree views of the surrounding area. Hiking Camelback Mountain in Phoenix is that hike. This is by far the most popular hike in the city and for good reason. It’s hard but it also rewards you with stunning…
Picos de Europa is a stunning National Park that you won’t want to miss if you’re looking to hike in Spain. The trail we took was PR-PNPE-24 Puertos de Áliva, which takes you on a point-to-point loop around stunning mountain ranges in the region. We started this hike by taking the Fuente Dé Cable Car…
When most people think of Tucson (or Arizona in general), they think of hot desert weather and rattlesnakes. And this makes sense. But what if I told you there is an amazing oasis located in the heart of the Sabino Canyon, where you can swim and get out of the heat? That place is called…
Nestled in the breathtaking red rock landscapes of Sedona, the Devil’s Bridge Hike is one of the most iconic and rewarding trails in Arizona. This stunning natural sandstone arch offers a heart-pounding yet exhilarating experience, with panoramic views that make the journey well worth it. To access this hike you’ll either have to park at…
Located deep in the Pusch Ridge Wilderness of Tucson is one of my favorite hikes, Seven Falls. It’s a decently easy hike that offers stunning views of Arizona’s beauty. This hike takes you through the mountains, past a scenery of cacti, and finally to the culmination of multiple waterfalls in the middle of the desert….
When I first stumbled upon this hike, I was blown away. Information on it was limited but I knew I wanted to do the El Yunque infinity pool hike in Naguabo. There is nothing I like more than a hike that involves multiple ropes and ladders to reach the top. And the top is also…