San Gorgonio: SoCal’s highest Summit
As snow is melting off even in the high elevation in Southern California, it’s time for me to take a break from the desert and hike some tall peaks. There’s […]
Category Archives: Outdoor
Break some sweat and go where most people don’t go.
California Riding & Hiking Trail in Joshua Tree
The California Riding & Hiking Trail (CRHT) is one of Joshua Tree National Park‘s premiere backcountry trail. This 35 miles well maintained trial runs from the west side of the […]
Horseshoe Bend of the Colorado River
Horseshoe Bend is another amazing site. It is where the colorado river makes a turn and creating this U-shape formation resembling horseshoe. This easily access view point is located near […]
Exploring The Lower Antelope Canyon in Page, AZ
This canyon is one of the most visited and photographed places in the U.S., but I think that it’s not nearly photographed enough. I don’t know if anyone can truly […]
The Narrows in Zion National Park
One of the most iconic and classic hikes in Zion is the Narrows. This approximately 6-8 miles round trip trek into the virgin river will show you, arguably, the best […]
The Subway Hike in Zion National Park
This is my favorite hike in Zion National Park. Well, from the ones that I’ve done so far. There is infinite hiking opportunity in that giant place. This awesome and […]
Mesquite Sand Dunes in Death Valley
This is the most visited sand dune in Death Valley. It is located almost right next to the Stovepipe Wells Village , but it’s also a short driving distance from […]
Lost In The Snow: Mt. Baldy
I went hiking up Mt. Baldy a few weeks ago and got lost in the snow on the way down. Yes, it was a terrifying experience but it had to […]
360 View In Angeles National Forest: San Gabriel Peak
I think i’ve found a new favorite hike in Los Angeles. San Gabriel is a trail I’d like to revisit many times in the future, especially on a clearer day. […]
First Time Hiking In The Snow: Icehouse Canyon Saddle
I’ve never hiked in the snow before so i decided to do that yesterday. Living in Southern California, Angeles National Forest definitely comes to mind and Icehouse Canyon was the […]
