If you love hiking, cycling, paddling, caving and outdoor adventure, you’ll love these articles. Read on and explore the great outdoors with us! We’ve visited some amazing nature hot spots and we’ve got some great tips to help you plan your own adventures in nature.
When faced with two divergent paths on the Grassi Lakes hike in the Canadian Rockies, follow Robert Frost’s advice and take the road less traveled. You won’t regret it.
If I can try surfing in Costa Rica, anyone can do it. With access to two oceans (the Pacific and the Atlantic), the surf is always great in Costa Rica. Why not visit a surfing camp or school and learn how to ride a wave?
A gentle breeze sweeps along the shoreline of a mangrove covered islet and the only sound that can be heard is the kayak paddle slicing the water as we maneuver our vessel closer to the shore. Sitting near the water’s edge is a small reddish-brown colored raccoon rummaging through a pile of oyster shells. He barely seems to notice our presence as he feasts at the oyster bar. Moments later he takes to the water and swims to another tiny islet to search for more oysters. This Everglades kayak adventure is much different than I imagined. There are affiliate links in this post. If you make a qualifying purchase through one of these links, Wander Woman Travel Magazine may receive …
Mysterious red hoodoos dusted in sparkling snow – Bryce Canyon is beautiful in winter!
Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “It’s not the destination, it’s the journey.” When it comes to the Havasupai hike it’s about both the destination and the journey. Hiking in the Grand Canyon is absolutely amazing, but so is the impossibly blue Havasu Falls.
Banff’s Johnston Canyon winter hike and ink pots hike can be combined in a single day! The ice formations and spectacular. It’s one of the prettiest hikes in the Canadian Rockies.
There are a few things you should know if you want to safely visit Abraham Lake in winter and get the best ice bubble pictures possible.
Chionophobia is the fear of snow and frigophobia is the fear of the cold. There you have it. I just diagnosed myself using the Internet. Despite my issues with Old Man Winter, I’ve discovered that Alberta hikes and outdoor activities can help you beat the winter blues.
Jasper is one of the best places to experience the winter magic of the Canadian Rockies. And skiing in Jasper is an experience of a lifetime. Marmot Basin does not disappoint.
The Grotto Canyon hike is a great hike in any season, but it’s particularly fun in winter. You’ll see frozen waterfalls, pictographs, high canyon walls and a stunning snow covered landscape. You’ll even get to visit a cave. It’s a great adventure and it only takes a couple of hours to complete.