Zion has to be our favorite national park so far. It’s just incredibly unique. From trudging through the Virgin River in The Narrows to facing your fears at the top of Angel’s Landing, it has something for everyone and some truly unforgettable experiences. We can’t recommend this park highly enough.… Read More »Zion National Park, Utah
The Grand Canyon exceeds the hype. It is breathtaking, and there’s no other way to put it. The park is also great for all ages and fitness levels, as it has some truly intense hikes into the canyon as well as easily accessible viewpoints and walking trails along the rim.… Read More »Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona
Get ready for heat. Lots of heat. Named after the nation’s largest cacti, this national park will let you get up close and personal with PLENTY of the prickly plants. Saguaro also straddles the city of Tucson, so it makes for a great trip if you’re staying in the city.… Read More »Saguaro National Park, Arizona
The home of the blues and truly fantastic barbecue. We have to say, Memphis pleasantly surprised us. With a pedestrian-friendly downtown right on the Mississippi River, you can easily spend your days hopping from restaurant to restaurant, listening to music on Beale Street, and learning about the city’s rich history.… Read More »Memphis, Tennessee
Bourbon capital, USA! If you’re going to Bardstown, chances are it’s all about the bourbon – and for good reason. Maker’s Mark, Jim Beam, and many other historic distilleries call this region home. Make Bardstown your home base as you drink your way through this part of the Bourbon Trail.… Read More »Bardstown, Kentucky
Louisville is more than just the Kentucky Derby. This cool town can also be paradise for any bourbon lover or foodie. For anyone doing the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, we recommend taking a couple days to explore everything Louisville has to offer. You’ll leave very full and maybe a little hungover.… Read More »Louisville, Kentucky
Asheville is the perfect destination for any food, beer, or nature lover. You know how some cities have a Starbucks on every corner? Asheville is like that, except with craft breweries instead of Starbucks. Pair those drinking options with the amazing hikes, and you’re bound to have an unforgettable visit.… Read More »Asheville, North Carolina
Yellowstone National Park is 3,471 square miles. For those of you keeping score – that’s big. You could easily spend an entire week exploring the park without getting bored, but not everyone has that time. With only 24 hours to spend, we still managed to put together an unforgettable visit.… Read More »Yellowstone National Park, USA
Seattle is one of our favorite cities in the United States. It has a diverse selection of delicious international foods, gorgeous weather in the summer, and amazing outdoor areas and activities within a couple hours of the city. After living there for three months, we can’t wait to go back.… Read More »Seattle, Washington
Would you like some wine with your glass of wine? Napa Valley is a place where wine lovers can rejoice, relax, dine, and likely feel a little tipsy. After three days in the region, we have some tips to make sure you have only the best drinks in your hand.… Read More »Napa Valley, California