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This dude ranch glamping escape is just 45 minutes This dude ranch glamping escape is just 45 minutes from Las Vegas! Staying here is a step into the Wild West! The overnight accommodations include tipis, tiny houses, and an old western wagon. The ranch offers horseback trail rides, a chance to be a cowboy for a day, and surrey rides through the Mojave desert. Besides horses, there’s a whole collection of farm animals including pigs and goats. It’s a great place to take kids! On-site there’s a full-service restaurant to dine at for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Perfect for guests to get some delicious homemade bbq! Just BBYB (or in our case wine). At night there’s nothing but the stars in the sky. Such a fun little escape from the city!
“Did we just become best friends?” Once upon “Did we just become best friends?” Once upon a time... We were strangers who had moved in together, and two weeks later Covid shut the whole world down! So here we were stuck together 24/7 for over 2 1/2 months. Things could have gone wrong but... All of a sudden we were cooking each other dinner every night, binge-watching “This Is Us” (and crying every episode), blasting 80’s music non-stop, doing yoga in the backyard under the stars, and sharing her 3 chihuahuas. 🐶🐶🐶 We turned quarantine into “Women’s Retreat 2020”! 💫 I’m so grateful beyond words we had each other through the craziness of Covid and what life dealt in 2020. We managed to turn something not so great into an adventure and now have some amazing memories! Love you, Deena! 💕 They say people come into your life for a reason, a season, or a lifetime. And when you figure out which one it is, you will know what to do for each person. I’ve always loved that! ✨
Here’s a QUICK GUIDE to Death Valley National Pa Here’s a QUICK GUIDE to Death Valley National Park! (Save this post for future reference) TO SEE: 1. Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes - Dunes that rise 100 ft and are located right off the side of the road. No marked trail, you just explore on your own accord. Especially beautiful at sunrise & sunset! 2. Badwater Basin - These salt flats the lowest point in North America at 282 feet below sea level! Great photo op! 3. Dante's View - If you love viewpoints this one is for you. At 5000 ft above sea level, this mountain top lookout overlooks Death Valley National Park. 4. Zabriskie Point - This viewpoint is a short 2-minute walk from the parking lot and overlooks colored badlands/hills. It’s especially beautiful for sunrise and sunset to see the colors change even more vividly. There’s a loop trail you can hike that takes you down into the badlands. 5. Artist Palate - Another view of colorful hills, that have changed colors due to volcanic rocks and minerals. Getting here you have to take a drive along Artists Drive, a one-way road that winds through the mountains. The drive itself is pretty cool! Also recommended to view at sunset. TO STAY: 1. The Oasis at Death Valley - Also called “The Inn”. The name says it all, a mini paradise of palm trees and greenery in the middle of the dry and desolate park. This historic hotel is the luxury option in Death Valley. With a beautiful spring-fed pool, golf course, tennis courts, and lots of greenery, it’s everything you weren’t expecting in Death Valley! The restaurant here is one the few dining options inside the park, it's open seasonally for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. @oasisatdeathvalley 2. The Ranch at Death Valley - The sister property to The Oasis and right down the road, this is the more family-friendly and budget option of the two. Here you’ll find The Last Kind Words Saloon; a funky western bar + restaurant. There's also a great market on site to pick up snacks, coffee, fruit, wine, water, etc. CONTINUED IN COMMENTS ⬇️
I’m outdoorsy, I swear! ✨ This is The Artists I’m outdoorsy, I swear! ✨ This is The Artists Palette in Death Valley National Park. The hills are a rainbow of colors (red, orange, yellow, blue, green) that come from volcanic deposits rich in compounds. So, naturally, I wanted to match! Did you know... Death Valley is one of the hottest places on earth, has the lowest point of elevation in North America (Badwater Basin at 282 ft below sea level), and is only 2 hours from Las Vegas!
Spring Break with the besties 💕 #californiaroa Spring Break with the besties 💕 #californiaroadtrip #springbreak2021
People always ask me what my favorite place I've t People always ask me what my favorite place I've traveled to is. My list is long- my favorite country overall, my favorite place for the food, my favorite place for adventure... My favorite place for a life-changing experience is Petra in Jordan. Watching Indian of Jones as a kid, I became fascinated with The Treasury (pictured behind me). Especially knowing that it existed in real life and isn’t just a Hollywood set! Anyone else get disappointed by places on TV that aren't real? When I started researching, I quickly discovered that this particular building is only 1% of all of Petra. There's SO much more to see! Our time here consisted of drinking tea with the Bedouins (local people), learning about life from our 11-year-old tour guides (priceless), walking for days, hiking to the highest viewpoints, exploring caves, and befriending every puppy. What was supposed to be 1 day of our trip turned into 2 1/2. We got a glimpse into a part of history that once felt worlds away and got to briefly disconnect from the modern world. Most other days of my life fail in comparison to how monumental this day felt. What’s your favorite place you’ve traveled to?
It’s OFFICIALLY been 1 year since the “two-wee It’s OFFICIALLY been 1 year since the “two-week” quarantine started. What a wild and unusual year it’s been, for all of us! Just wanted to do a check-in and see how you’re all doing? Have you had time to reflect on what just happened?! One thing I’m sure of, I’m ready to see my parents & START TRAVELING the world again! Both are in the works! What about you?!
Go check out my NEW REEL, “The Most Unique Place Go check out my NEW REEL, “The Most Unique Places To Stay Around The World.” (Save this post for my Full List Of Recommendations) This is Bosko Bubble Glamping in Guatapé, Colombia. It’s included on my list of most unique places to stay around the world! The location features 360-degree views of the lake (partially pictured in the photo) and Peñol Rock. The glamping bubbles called “mush rooms” are pretty luxurious; some have hot tubs! They even recently added sky pools to the property! All of the places in the reel are incredible, I highly recommend them. ☺️ Here’s the full list: The Maasai Lodge - Tanzania @maasailodge “Backyard” Container Room - Chiang Mai, Thailand @serene_backyard Bosko Bubble Glamping - Guatapé, Colombia @bosko_guatape Chai Lai Orchid, Elephant Sanctuary - Chiang Mai, Thailand @chailaiorchid Kati Kati Tented Camp - Serengeti National Reserve, Tanzania Goblin Valley State Park Yurt - Utah @goblinvalleystatepark Escalante Yurts - Utah @escalante_yurts Coralina Island Hotel - Colombia @coralinaisland Bubble Luxotel - Petra, Jordan @bubbleluxotelpetra Cave House - Boulder, Utah DM me for more info on any of these places! #jennysetgo #lifewelltravelled #darlingescapes #ladiesgoneglobal #dametraveler #mytinyatlas #globelletravels #traveldeeper #speechlessplaces #explorerbabes #africanaminilife #maasailodge #serenebackyardcafe #chiangmaithailand #bosko #glamping #guatapé #visitcolombia #chailaiorchid #katikatitentedcamp #katikaticamp #serengitinationalpark #goblinvalley #goblinvalleystatepark #escalante #yurts #coralinaisland #bubbleluxotel #cavehouse #visitutah
The best part about this photo(shoot) was all the The best part about this photo(shoot) was all the really embarrassing & not flattering outtakes. 🤪 Hot shower scene was a total bust... Comment below if I should add the outtakes in my stories for a good laugh.
A few thoughts on the Pyramids of Giza and how we A few thoughts on the Pyramids of Giza and how we shape our experiences. ✨✨ At times when traveling, I’ve found it difficult to stay in the moment, take the time to appreciate, and let it all sink in. (Anyone else relate?) Especially when I feel rushed or am being hassled endlessly by vendors, like what often happens here at the pyramids. This was one of those days that there’s so much anticipation leading up to it. It feels like it should be larger than life. And if you’re like me, the gravity of it takes a while to process. Not every place seems as grand in reality as what we have built up in our imaginations! Setting such high expectations has left me disappointed in the past. But when I’ve changed my mindset and with that my expectations, I’ve found I appreciate things so much more. I made sure to take a long pause here on this day in Egypt. I sat in silence for a few moments to take in the magnitude of it all. I remember having so much gratitude being able to experience it with my own eyes. The last wonder of the Ancient World! The magic, the mystery, the history, and the amount of people that have walked this piece of the earth throughout the years! People tend to discourage others from going places that they think are “overrated” or they had negative experiences. Heck, I’m even guilty of this at times. I tread lightly nowadays when it comes to discouraging anyone to not see something for themselves. We all make our own memories; we all react and internalize things differently. I've heard many people say they found the pyramids disappointing. I’m thankful I decided to come up with my own opinion. ✨