The Manitou Incline
The Basics
Who: Make sure you can physically handle this intense hike and the effects of altitude if you’re not used to the elevation of this area, but we saw a wide variety of folks the day we went.
The Basics
Who: Make sure you can physically handle this intense hike and the effects of altitude if you’re not used to the elevation of this area, but we saw a wide variety of folks the day we went.
After not having gone caving in awhile, it was so good to get underground again! A fellow caver that we met at a local caving club meeting set up this day of caving. We approached the cave by walking down into a canyon, following the river down into the canyon, then back up again to…
false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 After leaving Petit Jean State Park, we headed NW for about 3 hours to Devil’s Den State Park. We stopped along the way for supplies and splurged on a lunch at Arbys. That turned out to be a mistake…not because the food was bad, but because we ran into…
When visiting Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, don’t miss the Soo Locks! Watch the video of our visit to Sault Ste. Marie and keep reading to learn all about the Great Lakes lock system here and how you too can visit! We’d love it if you’d like to subscribe to us on YouTube also! In this post we’ll share…
Only a few miles downstream from Horseshoe Bend lies Lees Ferry and Cathedral Wash. However, despite it’s close physical proximity, it takes about an hour to drive there from Page, AZ! While that might seem like quite a way, it is also far enough to get away from most of the tourist crowds. If you…
Portland and Eugene, Oregon Having made it back to the west coast, we spent the first few days in Portland. This was a city I hadn’t explored yet. The hotel we stayed in downtown, the Mark Spencer, was really nice. It felt almost a bit European and they went the extra mile with free perks…
Just down the road from Craters of the Moon was this little gem. It is a building on the outskirts of the land that is sectioned off for Idaho National Laboratory (which is HUGE.) EBR-1 was the first nuclear reactor in the world to generate electricity, way back in 1951. It was decommissioned in 1964…