North and South America have breathtaking lakes, pristine beaches, and towering mountains. Here are five of the best hiking spots in North and South America. Continue reading
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8 Best Utah Car Camping Spots
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Here are my favorite Utah car camping spots. If you are like me, then these camping spots are sure to meet your need to get outdoors and soak up some of Utah’s beautiful landscapes. Continue reading
Best Hiking With Kids Blogs In Rocky Mountains
Here are the best hiking with kids blogs that I have come across and I wanted to pass on to my readers. These have gear reviews, trails to explore and more. Continue reading
Fun Hikes with Kids near Bozeman, Montana
There are lots of fun areas to explore and to go hiking with kids around Bozeman, Montana.
The City of Bozeman is located in a fantastic spot in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. It is near Yellowstone National Park, wilderness areas, ski resorts, and some great trout fishing rivers. Continue reading
Fun Hikes with Kids in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City is a big city with the best, yes I said best, access to the Rocky Mountains of any of the major cities in the Western United States. As such there are a lot of fun hikes with kids around Salt Lake City.
Salt Lake is surrounded by mountains – the Wasatch Front is to the east, the Oquirrhs to the west, and to the north and south are small ridges that come down from the main part of the Wasatch. All of these mountains have trails that are fun to explore. Some of them are along creeks and others head to a lake.
Here are some of my favorite hikes to go on with the kids Continue reading
Fun Hikes With Kids In Utah
Hiking with kids is a day playing in the Rocky Mountains with your family.
There is nothing I enjoy quite as much as spending a day with my family out for a walk in the mountains. Exploring the mountains with your family is an adventure. You never know what you are going to come across on the trail – maybe you will see a big mammal grazing in a meadow or come across some really strange looking bug.
These hikes are some of my favorites in Utah. They are between 2 and 6 miles long, making them a bit hard for very small kids, but not too long for most five and six year olds. Continue reading