The Great Escape

Looking for the best hikes in Acadia National Park? In this episode of The Great Escape, I’m sharing my top 3 favorite adventurous hikes in the park—yes, the ones with metal rungs, ladders, and views that’ll make your jaw drop. If you’re up for a little thrill and don’t mind some steep climbs, these are for you.

But don’t worry—if you’re more into peaceful trails and ocean views, I’ve also included two chill hikes at the end that are still absolutely worth your time. Whether it’s your first visit to Acadia or you’re planning a return trip, this episode has something for every kind of hiker.

Today we’re diving into camping in national parks—because nothing screams "I love nature" like voluntarily sleeping on the ground next to raccoons who have absolutely no respect for personal space. Whether you're a tent-slinging rookie or an RV queen with solar panels and a kitchen island, this episode is your ultimate guide to camping in national parks—what to know, what to bring, and what not to do unless you want your trip to end in tears… or fines

Climbing Mount Whitney is not for the faint of heart - it is the tallest mountain in the lower 48 at 14,505ft. The 21.2 mile hike took me 17 long hours. Here is my mile-by-mile recap of the journey and my tips and tricks for tackling it yourself.

Here are the fun things to do and see in our country's 2nd oldest national park, Sequoia. Top sites include General Sherman, Mount Whitney, and all the big trees and beautiful trails!

This episode is all about fun facts about some of our 63 US National Parks. My goal is for you to be empowered to adventure, and I think visiting our national parks is a great way to do that. So here are 6 facts you probably didn’t know about some of our national parks.

This episode is all about Guadalupe Mtns National Park in Texas - fun facts, what to do, and where to stay.  I camped there with my dog, Molly, in June 2023 and did some great hikes.  So here are my tips for a trip there

My friend Noah shares what it's like to spend a month in Israel, including Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Eilat, and Rosh Pinna. They rode camels, visited the Western Wall, slept in bedouin tents, and went hiking.

I’m keeping it short and sweet with a super important topic — Leave No Trace: 7 Principles in 7 Minutes. Whether you’re hitting the trail, pitching a tent, or just enjoying a picnic in the park, these principles help protect the wild places we love. These guidelines are easy to remember and crucial to practice.

My friend Marki shares all her trials, tribulations, and tips from her two trips to Thailand.

#thailand #thailandtravel #travel

I love a good road trip and have taken a bunch from just a few days to 2 months long.  So I thought I’d share how I plan and map out my road trips. Whether you’re an experienced nomad, would like to get out more, or have one coming up you’d like some last-minute tips for, this is the episode for you.