Sedona, Arizona – Restaurants
Our favorite restaurants in Sedona, Arizona.
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Grand Teton National Park
There is something about the first moment you see the jagged peaks of the Tetons.
Read MoreSanta Fe, New Mexico – Holidays
Santa Fe, New Mexico is magical over the holidays. We had a blast celebrating the new year in this unique and historic city!
Read MoreGlenwood Springs – Colorado
If you’re going to get stuck on a road trip, Glenwood Springs, Colorado is the place.
Read MoreJackson Hole, Wyoming – Favorite Restaurants
Driving Teton Pass towards Jackson from Idaho at sunrise is breathtaking. For the last few years, we have made it a priority to get up early and catch the sunrise at 8,432 feet. Then it’s off to Nora’s Fish Creek Inn for breakfast! Nora’s has rustic charm with outstanding service. The food always tastes like […]
Read MoreHorseshoe Bend – Glen Canyon National Recreation Area – Arizona
This is what you see as you walk the 3/4 mile from the parking lot to the overlook of Horseshoe Bend. It’s so flat that it’s hard to believe you will see an awe-inspiring deep canyon. I kept imagining what the first people must have thought as they traveled this flat land and then to […]
Read MoreMonument Valley – Navajo Nation – Utah
Natural Wonders. Navajo Nation’s Monument Valley Park is located on the Arizona/Utah border. These grand, mysterious, sandstone monuments formed over millions of years and show us what happens when Mother Nature is left alone to do her thing. Our first stop as we headed towards Monument Valley from Durango, Colorado was Goosenecks State Park in […]
Read MoreSedona, Arizona – Hiking – Broken Arrow Trail
Broken Arrow is a new trail for us this year. We were hesitant to hike here because the trail runs parallel to the jeep path and we thought it would be disruptive. The jeeps didn’t bother us at all and it was fun to watch them cruising over the red rocks. The hiking distance for […]
Read MoreOne Blanket, Two Hearts
The human connection. Traveling always offers the most interesting conversations and connections with strangers. Each encounter teaches us something and leaves an imprint. While staying at Jackson Lake Lodge, on a brisk early morning, we met Adel. One of our favorite things to do is to take the Jackson Lake Breakfast Cruise to Elk Island. We’ve learned […]
Read MoreBelly of the Dragon – Kanab, Utah
Would you dare the depths of the Belly of the Dragon? This “cave” is actually a manmade tunnel to redirect drainage from the upper canyons under HWY 89 to the North Fork River just outside of Kanab, Utah. The water created this ripple effect that looks like you’re going into the depths of a beast. […]
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