Tag Archives: Hiking
The Five – Memories from the Sierra Norte in Oaxaca, Mexico

The Five – Memories from the Sierra Norte in Oaxaca, Mexico

by on May 23, 2024 in Destination, Mexico Travel

Mexico continues to offer such diversity in travel experiences to all its visors. The state of Oaxaca, often relatively low on most traveler’s radar, remains a place you can discover some of its best. I recommend the exploring the colonial city of Oaxaca a UNESCO site or to surf the bays of Huatulco or the […]

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Going Hiking and Camping this Summer? Put These Products on Your Packing List

Going Hiking and Camping this Summer? Put These Products on Your Packing List

by on May 8, 2024 in Product Review

As the weather continues to improve for many of us with spring starting to provide warmer weather we look forward future outdoor adventures. Yes, now is the time to plan those summer travels that include hiking and camping trips in the great outdoors. We all look to appreciate and reconnect ourselves with Mother Nature. For […]

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Product Reviews: Explore Hiking and Keep Away Mosquitos

Product Reviews: Explore Hiking and Keep Away Mosquitos

by on August 28, 2023 in Product Review

Summer is still  holding on for a few more weeks. I’m sure most of us still have some holidays to take or at least the labor-day long weekend to enjoy the outdoors. Well,  to help you make the most of the days left and quality even early autumn weather, here a two perfectly pairs of […]

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A Surprisingly Healthy Snack To Carry For Hiking

A Surprisingly Healthy Snack To Carry For Hiking

by on November 4, 2022 in Culture Thru Cuisine, Guest Post

Which healthy snack can you carry during your hiking? Your body needs to stay fueled during a hike, so you can keep going and enjoy the scenery. You need a snack that is packed with nutrients, isn’t bulky or heavy to carry, is nonperishable for long hikes, and tastes good. That seems like a tall […]

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Why You Should Challenge Yourself to Climb a Mountain

Why You Should Challenge Yourself to Climb a Mountain

by on November 3, 2022 in Adventure Mindset, Guest Post, Reflection

At the top of a lot of people’s bucket lists is climbing a mountain. This is especially true for the more adventurous but even the un-adventurous often wish to try something new that forces them to step outside their comfort zone and gives them something fascinating to talk about at dinner parties. If you are […]

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El Camino de Santiago – Sunset Views from a Hiking Enthusiast

El Camino de Santiago – Sunset Views from a Hiking Enthusiast

by on December 13, 2020 in Guest Post, Sunset Sunday

In this stressful world we live in, it’s easy to forget how important being in nature is for our mental health and health in general. No matter which option you prefer, some things are the same between hiking and cycling – you are outdoor, relying on your own resources to get you to that final […]

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Five of the Most Adventurous Trails in South America

Five of the Most Adventurous Trails in South America

by on August 23, 2017 in Guest Post

If you’re into hiking and your level of experience is above average, it’s time to choose a new adventure. South America has a lot to offer to all hiking enthusiasts, and that’s why we decided to discuss the top 5 most adventurous trails in South America. Huayna Potosí, Bolivia With this trek, you’ll be starting […]

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Sunset Sunday-A Special Sunset in Hubil, India

Sunset Sunday-A Special Sunset in Hubil, India

by on June 23, 2013 in Guest Post, Sunset Sunday

For many of us summer is just beginning of warmer days and special sunsets. Our thoughts are not centered on the number of days till Christmas (still over six months away). But when Kathryn of the “antitourist” has a great sunset story involving Christmas, it almost seemed appropriate to put her on the opposite or […]

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