National Park #9 Recap: North Cascades
Did you know that North Cascades National Park is one of the few parks in the United States with packs of wolves? Washington reintroduced them after near extinction a few […]
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National Park #10 Planning: Mt. Rainier
The next park in our Washington state tour will be Mt. Rainier National Park, a 14,410 ft active volcano that is the centerpiece of the park and the tallest mountain in […]
Thanksgiving Weekend: Camping on Catalina Island
This Thanksgiving, we went to Two Harbors on Catalina Island for a family camping trip. It was our first time going to Catalina after hearing good things about it from […]
Lake Tahoe
Did you know that Lake Tahoe is the largest alpine lake in North America? In addition, it’s the sixth largest lake in the United States after the Great Lakes. It’s […]
National Park #6 Recap: Crater Lake
Did you know that Crater Lake is the deepest and clearest lake in the United States? It was formed when a volcano, Mount Mazama, erupted and then collapsed onto itself. […]
National Park #5 Recap: Redwood
Holy Heck. What a trip. Empty beaches. Tall trees, canyons full of ferns that made it feel like a rain forest. Redwood National Park did not disappoint. Did you know […]
Packing For A Ten Day Camping Trip With Babies When You’re Flying to Your Starting Point
Our NorCal/Oregon trip planning has been an exercise in packing skills, minimalism, and Dollar Tree recon missions. First, as mentioned in a previous post, we’re flying to Sacramento to pick […]
