National Parks – Still Packed

Zion National Park

February 16, 2020 Sarah National Parks, Utah

When early Mormon settlers arrived in the area now known as Zion National Park, they called it “Zion”– the heavenly

Death Valley

May 15, 2018 Sarah California, Deserts, National Parks, United States

Death Valley offers so much, from sand dunes to canyons – any amount of time spent in the park is sure to be full of adventure and discovery! So grab your maps and get on your way, Death Valley National Park is waiting!

10 Reasons to Love the National Parks’ Junior Ranger Program

August 18, 2017 Sarah Helpful Travel Information, National Parks

“Whatever landscape a child is exposed to early on, that will be the sort of gauze through which he or

Yellowstone National Park – Day 2

August 13, 2017 Sarah National Parks, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Wyoming

Yellowstone’s the Midway Basin and Upper Geyser Basin is a sensory journey full of sights and sounds.

Yellowstone National Park – Day 1

August 10, 2017 Sarah National Parks, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Wyoming

The only wrong way to visit Yellowstone National Park is to not visit.

Arches National Park

July 26, 2017 Sarah National Parks, Utah

After millions of years of erosion, the sandstone in eastern Utah has been transformed into something utterly magical. Arches National Park is chock full of natural bridge formations – big and small, famous and lesser known.

Mammoth Lakes

June 21, 2017 Sarah California, High Sierras, National Parks, State Parks

Mammoth Lakes is one of those rare places that is awesome enough for lasting memories and quiet enough to allow you time to absorb nature in it’s fullness. There are mountains, valleys, lakes and other outdoor adventures.

Yosemite – Fire Falls

January 11, 2017 Sarah California, High Sierras, National Parks

Visited: February, 2016 As a good Californian, I love Yosemite. One of the most fun and unique days trips to