This post is sponsored by REI. All opinions are my own. Let me start by saying you do NOT need specific hiking gear for moms to get out on the trail! I often just wear regular old leggings and a … Read More
This post is sponsored by REI. All opinions are my own. Camping can sometimes feel a bit overwhelming in terms of all the gear you need. Camping with kids adds a whole other dimension. Here are some of the best … Read More
This post is sponsored by REI. All opinions are my own. When we first started hiking as a family, I would generally wear the baby and Dan would carry the stuff in a family hiking backpack. It would include snacks … Read More
This post is sponsored by REI. All opinions are my own. We love adventuring far away in the outdoors. But it’s just as important to us to enjoy peaceful rest and rejuvenation in nature close to our home. We love … Read More
Despite some discomfort during this pregnancy, I’ve been so glad to have gotten the care needed to minimize any pain and allow me to continue hiking during pregnancy. It’s been a great way to stay active, spend time together as … Read More
Our family loves getting out in nature, whether it’s car camping or an intense day hike. While there’s plenty of outdoor gear for kids out there, depending on where you’re going or how often, you may not want to spend … Read More
We’ve been fortunate enough to visit Zion National Park a number of times, including Zion with kids and in all 4 seasons. It’s always magical! We love finding the best easy hikes in Zion with kids or just that are … Read More
We’ve visited Zion National Park a number of times before, but had never before considered hiking Angels Landing. Here is our experience doing the Angels Landing hike with kids! Where is Angels Landing? Angels Landing is one of the most … Read More
There’s something about red rock hiking that just speaks to me. The bright colors, the clear air, the stunning vistas. And I love how many easy Sedona hikes there are to make these jewels accessible to a wide variety of … Read More
Before a few months ago, I’d never spent any time at all in northern Texas, and had certainly never considered any hikes in Palo Duro Canyon. But we knew we wanted to try to safely meet up with my sister … Read More
After exploring outdoors so much in our RV this year, we’ve found a lot of incredible hiking. But Sedona was unique and really special – between the red rock, beautiful winter weather, and abundance of trails, it felt pretty magical. … Read More
Just an hour from the southern entrance to Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park is like the smaller, less famous cousin. But though super different from Yellowstone, Grand Teton is incredible in and of itself, and was one of … Read More
