Escape to Hot Springs Cove, a hidden gem on Vancouver Island! This off-the-grid adventure takes you on a boat or seaplane ride through stunning scenery, leading to a rainforest trail and steamy, ocean-side geothermal pools. Perfect for nature lovers craving a wild, remote soak surrounded by lush greenery and sea breezes. Dive into one of British Columbia's coolest hot springs experiences—unplug, unwind, and let the rugged coast rejuvenate your soul!
Read MoreRoad trip Victoria to Tofino to experience the surfing capital of Canada! Read on for ferry tips and where to find caves, waterfalls, and dine with goats on your road trip across Vancouver Island, in addition to my favorite Tofino beaches, hikes, campsites, restaurants, and more!
Read MoreHow does relaxing in Washington’s most remote hot springs sound? No-brainer, right? These totally natural hot springs in Olympic National Park are tough to get to (I’ll share a pro tip to make this adventure MUCH easier below), but so worth it for so many reasons. The best part (aside from a relaxing day in the beauty of Olympic National Park) is that you’ll likely have them mostly to yourself due to their remote nature.
Here’s everything to know about visiting Olympic Hot Springs, Olympic National Park.
Read MoreWhether you seek solace in the serenity of Mt. Rainier National Park or an adrenaline-fueled adventure, these Mt. Rainier cabins offer the perfect blend of cozy comfort and rustic charm, and are fit for any adventure. Bring on the epic vistas, crackling campfires, and unforgettable memories. Wilderness awaits and adventure beckons - let's settle in to some of the best vacation rentals amidst the rugged beauty of this majestic volcano!
Read MoreUmpqua Hot Springs in Oregon are probably the coolest springs I’ve ever had the opportunity to experience. I mean, terraced, riverside, blue-green, natural pools in the heart of nature–what more could ya ask for? No wonder this Oregon gem is so dang popular! I get it. I’m obsessed. And you’re about to be too. Here’s everything to know before visiting Umpqua Hot Springs in Oregon yourself!
Read MoreA post-hike toasty dip in forested hot springs is my favorite way to end the day. If that’s you too, read on for everything there is to know about visiting Terwilliger Hot Springs (Cougar Hot Springs)–it’s an Oregon gem! Let’s get those feet wet!
Read MoreThere’s a tiny mountain town with craft beer, top-notch burgers, kind locals, and a resident herd of elk on the outskirts of Mt. Rainier National Park with adventure around every corner. Packwood is the perfect basecamp for a weekend in the outdoors–with Mt. Rainier 15 minutes north, skiing and snowboarding 25 minutes east, and the Goat Rocks Wilderness to the south, there are so many waterfalls, rivers, lakes, runs, and untouched nature to experience! And after a long day in the trees, snag a craft brew around a fire with some kind locals at the historic Packwood Brewing, pick up a messy and delicious burger from Cliff Droppers, and pass out in a cozy bed at one of the adorable Airbnbs or hotels in Packwood.
Read MoreLeslie Gulch is a little-known gem in eastern Oregon with towering rock formations, stunning red rock canyons, and a lake to swim, boat, and fish in, this spot has a little something for everyone and is the perfect place to go if you’re looking for utter silence. Here’s everything to know about visiting Leslie Gulch, including pro tips for snagging a campsite, a dispersed car camping packing list, the best hikes in the area, and so much more. Let’s get it.
Read MoreThe Eugene Dome is a unique stay in the heart of Oregon that’s an absolute must! This cozy hobbit-inspired dome home Airbnb in Eugene falls into the monolithic dome homes category of unique stays, which basically means it’s created with concrete, is energy efficient, low maintenance, and can hold up throughout most natural disasters. Here’s my Eugene Dome experience and how to stay there for yourself!
Read MoreShi Shi Beach is the perfect backpacking trip for beginners or those who love a minimal effort backpacking trip with a massive reward. There’s only 200’ of elevation gain, and half of the hike is down the sandy beach! Imagine spending your evening around a driftwood fire, watching the sun set behind the Point of Arches after a full day of tide pooling. Here’s everything to know.
Read MoreThe Treeframe Cabin is a unique stay you’ll want to add to your must list. Why? It’s an a-frame suspended in the trees. Wild, right? This Washington Treehouse Rental is absolutely gorgeous, and has river access AND a hot tub. What more could you want? Here’s how to book!
Read MoreThe Lakeshore Trail is a totally scenic one-way hike in the Stehekin Valley to Stehekin, WA, that includes a ferry, and 18.5 miles of epic views, wildflowers if you plan to visit in spring, river crossings, and plenty of swimming in the deepest lake in third deepest freshwater lake in the US. This is the perfect adventure for those who want to explore the Pacific Northwest, enjoy breathtaking views of Lake Chelan, and get a taste of the backcountry. So grab your pack and let's hit the trail!
Read MoreLooking for a cozy and sustainable retreat in the Pacific Northwest? Delicious food, outdoor recreation opportunities, and commitment to sustainability make Suttle Lodge the perfect destination for eco-conscious travelers. Whether you love hiking, fishing, skiing, or simply unwinding in a peaceful atmosphere, read why this Suttle Lake retreat is one of the best Central Oregon resorts here.
Read MoreLopez Island is a magical little getaway for those looking to unplug from their busy lives, avoid people (its population is just 2,500!), and live in the now. Hop on a Washington State Ferry and sail into the Salish Sea to this 15-mile “Friendly Isle” where everyone waves as you drive by, and experience the “Slowpez” lifestyle any time of the year. Here’s everything to know to visit Lopez Island, WA.
Read MoreI spent three days learning to Nordic ski with total strangers at the winter AdventurUs Women’s Retreat! Here’s my full experiential review of the epic weekend nordic skiing, snowshoeing to a bonfire, sauna and cold plunging, and sooo much more!
Read MoreBoat Box is a true gem–these Stanley Idaho hot springs are just 3.3 miles from town. The tub fits just two people, and it's the perfect way to give your body that rest and rejuvenation it needs after a long and adventurous day. Here’s everything to know about Boat Box Hot Springs.
Read MoreIf you don’t mind a little chill and a wetsuit, surfing in Washington can be pretty dang epic with choice waves for surfers of all levels. Just 25 minutes north of Ocean Shores on the Washington coast is a brand new village with charming Seabrook, WA, rentals, delicious restaurants, and surf to write home about. Suit up and paddle out is the quaint and costal town of Seabrook for an awesome day on the waves.
Here’s everything you need to know to go surfing at Seabrook.
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