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Rocky Mountain National Park is located in… yup you guessed it Colorado. Colorado has always been idolized in books, magazines, and song for it’s beauty. It’s a great place to enjoy mountains, woodlands,wildlife, streams, rivers, and waterfalls. My trip to Rocky Mountain National Park had me staying just outside of Estes Park CO. Estes Park [...]
Bryce Canyon National Park is located in southwestern Utah near the city of Tropic. Bryce Canyon is relatively small compared to most of the other national parks I have visited but don’t let it’s size turn you off, Bryce Canyon National Park is a great place to visit and explore.
Its main attraction is the [...]
Antelope Valley Poppy Reserve is California’s most consistent poppy-bearing land. Poppies are California’s state flower and really an awesome spectacle. Poppy season in California runs from mid February to about mid May but varies from year to year. My first attempt to visit was early March. I was very disappointed to find no [...]
Nojoqui Falls County Park is a small park with a small waterfall in the central coast of California. It’s off of Hwy 101 about 40 miles north of Santa Barbara. There are sign posts directing you to the park. Click here for a map. Once you’re there you’ll pull in the [...]
Living in Central California has its benefits. One of them being (besides the weather) everything is just around the corner. So much to do and see, just a hop, skip, and a jump away. Just so happened The Grand Canyon National Park was only a 10 hour drive so how could I not [...]
