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Continue reading →: The Icefields Parkway: A Journey Through Ice and Time (Day 7)Some roads are more than just a way to get from one place to another—they’re journeys in themselves. The Icefields Parkway, stretching 145 miles between Lake Louise and Jasper, is one of those roads. Said to pass by more than 100 glaciers, it promised a day of wonder. And it…
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Continue reading →: Moraine Lake: Where Autumn Meets the Sky (Day 6)On a crisp morning, Moraine Lake was icy blue beneath golden peaks. Bill and I embark on a journey up to Larch Valley, where autumn blazed gold against turquoise waters, and ended with a curious pika—a day painted in colors only the Rockies could create.
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Continue reading →: Lake Louise – Tea, Trails & Timeless Views (Day 5)Lake Louise shimmered turquoise beneath its glaciers as Bill and I hiked to Lake Agnes Tea House. From Mirror Lake to the Devil’s Thumb, blueberry cobbler to Steller’s Jays, this day was about slowing down and savoring Banff’s alpine heart.
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Continue reading →: Banff National Park – First Glimpses of the Rockies (Days 3-4)The journey through Canada leading to Banff National Park, a stunning introduction to the Rockies. Exploring iconic sites like Johnston Canyon, Silverton Falls, and enjoying Canadian treats like BeaverTails marked an unforgettable first day filled with natural beauty and adventure.
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Continue reading →: Yellowstone National Park – Geysers, Canyons & First Miles North (Day 1-2)Our Canadian Rockies adventure began in Yellowstone, where Bill and I shared Old Faithful for the first time. From geysers and waterfalls to bear sightings and canyon views, this was the perfect start to our 10-day journey north into Canada.
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Continue reading →: Backpacking to Mirror Lake: 3 Days in Rocky Mountain National ParkThree days in the Rocky Mountain National Park brought moonlit skies, mirror-like lakes, hidden alpine ponds, and star-filled nights. Between storms and sunshine, we found beauty in every step—a backcountry escape that left us both humbled and renewed.
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Continue reading →: Where the Water Hides: A Hidden Falls Adventure in Wyoming’s Granite WildsWinding through pine forests, granite boulders, and creekside bridges, this hike to Hidden Falls in Curt Gowdy State Park delivered cool waters, quiet wonder, and a touch of wild magic—another unforgettable chapter in our Western Wanderlust journey.
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Continue reading →: Trail to the Tundra: Ute Trail to Milner Pass + Alpine Ridge ViewsWe hiked from alpine tundra to subalpine forest on Rocky Mountain National Park’s Ute Trail, with sweeping views of the Never Summer Mountains, Forest Canyon, and Poudre Lake. Bonus: a summit hike up Alpine Ridge with Rawah Wilderness vistas.
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Continue reading →: Wild Hearts & Waterfalls: A Canyoning Chicks Weekend in MoabA weekend of waterfalls, slickrock, and sisterhood in the canyons of Moab. From icy rappels to sunlit arches, this all-women adventure with the Canyoning Chicks Coalition was a joyful, muddy, and unforgettable celebration of courage, connection, and wild beauty.
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Continue reading →: Firelight & Forest Trails: A Wild Fourth in Rawah CountryWe celebrated the 4th of July with mountain air, quiet trails, and firelight in Roosevelt National Forest. From creekside coffee to a moose sighting and log crossings, this long weekend was a peaceful reset wrapped in wild beauty.
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Continue reading →: Bear Creek Falls: A Telluride Trail of Mist and MajestyTucked just beyond downtown Telluride, Bear Creek Falls delivers forested trails, canyon views, and a misty waterfall finale. From spontaneous detours to birdwatching surprises, this 4.5-mile hike was full of unexpected wonder—proving that sometimes the best moments happen before you ever reach the falls.
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Continue reading →: Chasing Mist: Hiking to Bridal Veil FallsBridal Veil Falls is Colorado’s tallest free-falling waterfall—and hiking to its base is pure magic. Misty air, lush cliffs, and tiered cascades make every step worth it. Join us as we chase waterfalls in the heart of Telluride’s wild beauty.








