Tag: rivers & lakes
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Hiking the Lost Creek Trail at Tims Ford State Park {Tennessee}
Looking for an easy Tennessee hike? Explore the Lost Creek Trail at Tims Ford State Park, where suspension bridges, peaceful lake views, and colorful fall scenery make for a memorable outdoor adventure.
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Visiting Indiana Dunes National Park {Indiana}
From towering sand dunes and peaceful beaches to forests and wetlands, Indiana Dunes National Park offers one of the Midwest’s most surprising outdoor destinations. Here’s everything you need to know before you visit.
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Buffalo National River: Finding Family, Adventure & Legacy {Arkansas}
Explore Buffalo National River in Arkansas through a peaceful family adventure. Discover canoeing, hiking, dark skies, towering bluffs, and why America’s first national river is worth visiting.
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Natchez Trace State Park: A Cabin for a Peaceful Weekend Getaway {Tennessee}
Looking for a peaceful Tennessee weekend getaway? Discover what it’s like staying in a lakeside cabin at Natchez Trace State Park, where quiet hiking trails, scenic bridges, and relaxing mornings make it easy to slow down and reconnect with nature.
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Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area: A Spontaneous Detour {Georgia}
A familiar Alan Jackson song turned our drive home into an unexpected detour to Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, where we discovered winter trails, sparkling quartz, river views, and plenty of reasons to return.
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Visiting Seward in Winter: Why the Unexpected Season Was Perfect {Alaska}
Seward, Alaska is beautiful in every season, but winter brings a quieter side of this coastal town. Here’s what I discovered during an unforgettable winter visit.
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Mount Arbel National Park, Mount of Be Attitudes, Capernaum, Magdala, & Sea of Galilee {Israel}
Mount Arbel National Park Today started out with the hottest, most strenuous activity of the entire trip- a hike on Mount Arbel National Park. The trail started at the top of the mountain, overlooking the Sea of Galilee, then we had to take a number of metal footholds down the cliff face of the mountain.…
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Radnor Lake State Park {Tennessee}
We finally got our Tennessee state park passport book! After a year of seeing as many of the state parks as we could, now we’ll have to go back through and see them again so we can get the official stamp in our book. So we started out our goal with a visit to Radnor…
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Travis Hollow Bridge Trail- Tims Ford State Park {Tennessee}
There is nothing better than an evening walk in the spring of Tennessee, especially if it is at one of the state’s beautiful state parks. For this evening’s walk, we made our way south to Tims Ford State Park. We love this park because of all the trails that weave around the many hands and…
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San Antonio Riverwalk {Texas}
One of most beautiful areas of San Antonio is the Riverwalk. As the river winds its way through the heart of the city, visitors can enjoy walking along its sides exploring the many wonders of the city. This is probably the most visited place in the city and as such is full of wonderful restaurants…