Sequoia National Park is one of my favorite places in the world.
Colorado mountains = 😍
The quarry at Dinosaur National Monument is one of the most unique visitor centers in the National Park System.
Mountain views
Take the dirt road. It usually leads to adventure.
Hello Colorful Colorado!
I camp often. But I don’t go camping very often. I explain at justgetoutmore.com/travelcamping (link in bio).
Coal Mine Canyon does not disappoint. Still expecting this place to blow up on social media any day now.
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Kayaking the Salt River outside of Phoenix can be a bit disorienting—is this still the desert? Check out my new free comprehensive guide to kayaking this gorgeous stretch of river is at bit.ly/saltriver.
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Salvation Mountain was made famous by its inclusion in the movie “Into the Wild.” If you’re near the Salton Sea, take a few minutes detour to check it out, then drive a bit further to the infamous Slab City.
Rock art in Red Tank Draw, not far from Sedona, Arizona.
The Gila River makes its way through Gila Box Riparian National Conservation Area in southeastern Arizona.
Death Valley is an amazing park, but it’s not one to visit in July.
It’s a mighty fine from this campsite atop Aztec Peak in Arizona.
Hey there, little buddy!
Wish I was back in Hawaii right now, taking a dunk in the Pools of ʻOheʻo. Unfortunately, the pools are closed indefinitely after rockslides in January, just days after I took this photo.
Arizona is full of weird, nearly unworldly landscapes. And I love them all.
Sipapu Natural Bridge is my favorite at Natural Bridges National Monument in southern Utah.
