Top Things to do in Death Valley National Park in 2 DAYS

Death Valley National Park

A lot can be said about our home state of California. It is a land of contrasts, to say the least; with bustling metropolises just a short drive away some of the most scenic landscapes in America. Progressively forward-thinking and yet saturated in history, both written and natural. And to add to it’s a list …

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Norris Geyser Basin, the hottest and oldest basin in Yellowstone

Colorful geysers in Norris Basin

Ever wondered how hot are the geysers in Yellowstone? Norris Geyser Basin, which is the hottest basin in Yellowstone, has recorded temperatures of up to 459 degrees Fahrenheit (237 degree Celsius) just over 1000 feet below the surface! Most geysers in Yellowstone are just below boiling point at 96 degrees Celsius. It may not be …

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Top 5 Geysers in Upper, Mid and Lower Geyser Basin In Yellowstone

Eruption of Clepsydra Geyser in Lower Basin sends sulphur fumes and hot water several feet up in the air

There are over 10,000 thermal features in Yellowstone including at least 1,283 geysers. Almost half of the worlds geysers can be found in the park – more than anywhere else in the world. And within Yellowstone, most of the geysers can be found in the Upper, Midway and Lower Geyser Basin – collectively referred to …

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Hiking Trails in the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone

Panoramic view of Grand Canyon Yellowstone from North Rim

Did you know that Yellowstone National Park has its own “Grand Canyon”? The canyon carved by Yellowstone river just a few miles northwest of Yellowstone Lake, known as the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, is one of the most popular attractions in the park. It is famous for its hiking spots and breathtaking canyon views. Over …

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Hiking the Paintbrush Canyon and String Lake, Grand Teton National Park

String Lake, Grand Teton National Park

One of the most beautiful sights in the Tetons, String Lake is just north of Jenny Lake and a hop away from Jenny Lake Lodge. With its crystal clear still waters you will have plenty of opportunity for those perfect reflection pictures! It’s also the starting point for the Paintbrush Canyon hike which is one of the …

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Hiking Phelps Lake Trail, Grand Teton National Park

Phelps Lake, Grand Teton National Park

Phelps Lake Trail in Grand Teton is a moderate 4.7 mile round trip hike with a 965 feet elevation gain. The trail head to the hike is on a dirt road off of Moose–Wilson Rd. About a mile and a half into the trail, there is an overlook that has sweeping views of Phelps lake …

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Half day picnic in Kolob Reservoir, Zion National Park, Utah

Kolob Terrace, Zion National Park

You probably have heard about Zion, but have you heard about Kolob? Kolob Reservoir and Kolob Terrace is about an hour away from Zion National Park and doesn’t get as many visitors as its beauty deserves, which is probably a good thing as you get a chance to explore wilderness and enjoy amazing view all by …

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Best Things to do in Bryce Canyon in 2 DAYS

Bryce Canyon things to see cover

There’s a lot of really funny words that we make up to describe things, but honestly “Hoodoo” has to take the cake. Hoodoos ​are giant irregular columns of rock and, situated on top of the Grand Staircase, Bryce Canyon’s high elevations include the largest concentration of these formations on the planet. These formations are caused …

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