12 Things to Know Before Visiting Glacier National Park
/Planning a trip to Glacier National Park? From reservations and parking to weather, wildlife, and spotty cell service, here are 12 things to know before you go.
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Planning a trip to Glacier National Park? From reservations and parking to weather, wildlife, and spotty cell service, here are 12 things to know before you go.
Read MoreWondering if the iconic Red Bus Tour at Glacier National Park is actually worth it? I took the Crown of the Continent tour in late August and I’m sharing exactly what the experience was like, including the stops along Going-to-the-Sun Road, what surprised me, and whether I’d book it again. If you want incredible views without driving, this guide will help you decide.
Read MoreVisiting Yellowstone National Park in late August comes with active wildlife, full access to the park, and busy summer crowds. This guide shares our real experience, must-see stops, and practical tips for planning your first visit.
Read MoreLate August is a great time to visit Grand Teton and Yellowstone, with cooler mornings, active wildlife, and full access to the parks. This guide shares our real experience, must-see stops, and what to expect when planning your trip.
Read MoreI have always wanted to visit the Smokies and decided to spend the day there with my dog, Kuma, in September. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is not very dog friendly, but I still managed to find some activities I was able to do with Kuma and had a wonderful time.
Read MoreWe spent an entire day at the Petrified Forest National Park and started exploring from the South Gate and made several stops along the way towards the opposite end of the park at the North Gate. Here is our one-day itinerary.
Read MoreWe absolutely love Utah and are on a mission to visit all of Utah's Mighty 5 National Parks. We’ve explored Zion National Park and Capitol Reef National Park and Arches was next on our list. Explore this beautiful national park in one day!
Read MoreI was making a quick stop in Tucson while I was on a cross-country road trip with my dog, Kuma, in early June. Since I was in the area, I wondered if I could take Kuma with me to Saguaro National Park. To my delight, they indeed had some pet-friendly places you could take your dog to within the park.
Read MoreWe visited Grand Canyon National Park for 36 hours and enjoyed the amazing views of the canyons. This national park is also pet friendly, so we took Kuma with us too and walked along the South Rim Trail so she could enjoy the views with us. Take a ride along with us on Desert View Drive to see all the grand views the Grand Canyon offers.
Read MoreWe were somewhat prepared for this hike to be a bit of a challenge, but we underestimated just how hard it was going to be for us. Mist Trail is one of the most popular hikes and is considered Yosemite’s signature hike so we definitely didn’t want to pass it up.
Read MoreWe looked into the weather for early September and it was definitely going to be a challenge packing for this trip. The temperatures from day to night fluctuated drastically (at least according to the average annual forecast), so we had to pack accordingly.
Read MoreTenaya Lodge is a gorgeous resort with a variety of lodging options from traditional hotel rooms, cabins, and cottages. We wanted to stay at their newest accommodations in the Explorer Cabins as it was a great fit for us since we were traveling with a group of six people.
Read MoreWe visited Banff at one of the busiest times of the year in September. Check out our list of Do’s & Don’ts to help you navigate Banff during the Labor Day Weekend.
Read MoreBanff National Park has become increasingly popular and we can completely understand why. The park is easily accessible and the views are breathtaking. We packed a lot into our days and since most of the attractions we visited were popular hot spots, our itinerary consists of very early mornings to beat the crowds.
Read MoreOn our last day in Banff National Park, we made a last minute decision to visit the Cave and Basin. The Cave and Basin and the entire Banff National Park is a part of the UNESCO Rocky Mountain Parks World Heritage Site.
Read MoreCrystal and I aren’t very fond of gondola rides since we are both terrified of heights, but we were determined to overcome our fears since we made dinner reservations at Sky Bistro.
Read MoreIf you’ve heard of Moraine Lake, then most likely, you have heard of Lake Louise. Both of these lakes have the same turquoise blue color from the glacial waters and it is absolutely gorgeous surrounded by the Canadian Rockies.
Read MoreIf you’re planning a visit to Banff National Park, you don’t want to miss Moraine Lake. It’s known for its unbelievably turquoise water that has become one of the top Instagram photo locations. In addition to viewing this beautiful lake, there are many activities you can enjoy while you’re here like hiking and canoeing.
Read MoreBanff National Park is famous for Moraine Lake and Lake Louise, but have you heard of Johnston Canyon? We were pretty excited to go on a little hike to see some of the waterfalls at this canyon.
Read MoreWe visited Banff National Park during one of the transitional months in late August to early September, so it was a tricky time of year to pack for. Mountain weather is quite unpredictable so being prepared will make your experience at Banff a whole lot more comfortable.
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