Sipapu Natural Bridge is my favorite at Natural Bridges National Monument in southern Utah.
This aspen forest is named Pando, and it’s actually one single living organism over 80,000 years old. Yes, you read that correctly. Check the link in my profile for more.
No matter how many I find, I still love stumbling across a prehistoric rock art panel
Had a blast kayaking down the Salt River guided solely by the light of the full moon and some glowsticks. Trip log and photos linked on my profile.
I’m looking forward to this weekend’s full moon kayak trip down the Salt River. It’s fun watching the sun set and the full moon rise as you paddle—sans headlamps—down the river, just the glow of the moon and some glowsticks lighting your way.
Blue Ridge Reservoir is one of my fav kayaking spots in the state. Check out my complete guide to kayaking the Blue Ridge in my profile.
Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument is just one of the national monuments under threat of repeal by the Trump administration. Help save this gorgeous region by submitting a comment at monumentsforall.org
Who sees Cochise Head in this photo?
Happy #NationalTrailsDay! May your hike today include a celebratory #trailbeer. Mine will :)
What do you suppose this guy is doing?
Silhouette and an emerging sunset over the Phoenix Mountains
Abandoned in Colorado.
It’s a bit jarring to come across the CAP canal when you’re deep in the desert near a place called East Cactus Plain Wilderness Area.
I don’t care what kind of flower it is, or what kind of bug it is. If I find a bug on a flower, I take a photo.
Acadia National Park sure is purdy.
I loved these little petroglyphs hidden away in Rarick Canyon/Red Draw Tank.
Ok, I admit it. Niagara Falls was actually more impressive than I thought it would be. I can’t say I enjoyed the atmosphere of the tourist traps that have sprung up next to it, but being at the edge of the falls itself was worth going out of my way for.
Wave Cave is one of those “Instagram-Famous” places that remained virtually unknown until the last few years. Nowadays, it’s hard to find an outdoors-related instagram account that doesn’t feature a shot from this spot in the Superstition Mountains east of Phoenix.
Zzyzx is one of the oddest places you’ll find in a national park—for quite a few reasons.
I’ll never tire of the view from Glacier Point. Looking forward to participating in a wedding here in October!
