I started this day out with a plan to hike the Bonneville Shoreline Trail from Hueghs Canyon. But plans change and instead I hiked Heughs Canyon Trail.
Park City Run-A-Muk Park
I made a mental note to come back with Winter and check it out. The perfect opportunity to discover what Run-A-Muk Park was all about finally came.
Florida Scenic Trail and Camp Helen State Park
We managed to get two quick hikes in while I visited. The longer one an approximately 5 mile out and back section of the Florida National Scenic Trail, and the second at Camp Helen State Park.
Living Room Lookout Trail
The easy start is deceiving as the trail quickly turns into an up-mountain grind. For this Texas gal who is used to hiking on flat trails in low elevation, I appreciated the leg burner.
Bells Canyon Trail to Lower Falls
In true to Emily fashion, the destination was a waterfall. The trail of choice was Bells Canyon Trail to Lower Falls.Definitely a more difficult hike…
Utah State of Mind
I am finally here! After 6 weeks spent in Oregon and a 3 day roadtrip through Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado, I finally arrived in Utah.
Battle Creek Falls
The Battle Creek Falls trail is definitely a must hike. Winter was a trooper for this 4.1 mile hike with 1,800 feet elevation gain.
Whidbey Island Washington
I took a 3 day trip to Whidbey Island in Washington to stay with on of my good girl friends. We hiked, crabbed, and relaxed at her family beach house. The best part, Winter was reunited with her best dog friend, naughty Nog.
Cannon Beach Oregon
The beach is one of Winters’ favorite places, and this one did not disappoint. Cannon Beach is an adorable seaside town that is known for the main attraction at Ecola State Park, Haystack Rock.
The Columbia River Gorge
My trail of choice was Dog Mountain, located on the Washington side of the Columbia River Gorge about an hour from Portland. This was Winter first peek ever, so the name of the hike was very fitting.
Camping at Guadalupe River State Park
There are only a handful of state parks I would consider camping at during the summer, Guadalupe River State Park is one of them
Hiking Lake Houston Wilderness Park – Peach Creek Loops
One of the easiest places to go hiking when you live in Downtown Houston is Lake Houston Wilderness Park. I have been here countless times and even have several other blogs from various hiking trails within the park: Ameri-Trail and Forest Trail. On my most recent visit my friend and I took the dogs and …
Hiking Jesse H Jones Nature Center
f you are looking for some easy, family friendly hiking around Houston, Jesse H Jones Nature Center is your place!
Hiking Palmetto State Park
Another Coronavirus hike in the books at Palmetto State Park, this small 270 acres state park got its name from the unique dwarf palmetto plants found there.
Hiking Hamilton Greenbelt at Hurst Creek
This trip we hiked about 2 miles at the Hamilton Greenbelt, and I came completely unprepared in jeans and sandals.