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HOW TO SPEND A WEEKEND IN SANTA BARBARA. STAY: If HOW TO SPEND A WEEKEND IN SANTA BARBARA. STAY: If you're going to SB, you'll want to stay right by the beach and be close to State Street. Que in Hotel Milo- directly across from the water and a blocks walk from State St! You can park your car and never use it again with this prime location. EAT: If you google the best restaurants in SB, The Lark will definitely be on the list. It's a super cute establishment with a sophisticated seasonal menu highlighting local ingredients. I'd recommend a table on the trendy side-patio. And don't miss out on the crispy Brussel sprouts and seafood dishes. For California Coastal Mexican, there are two great choices, Santo Mezcal or Flor De Maiz. For all my cheese lovers, Santo Mezcal’s queso fundido is to die for but don't fill up on it because the whole menu is delicious. Their cocktail list offers far more than a traditional margarita too, and they are strong drinks! DRINK: For a fun afternoon you can bar hop all the wine tasting rooms lining Yananoli St and the surrounding blocks. There are so many to choose from! The best part is you can do it all WALKING. J. Wilkes is great if you can snag one of the few patio tables that looks out on State St. and for their cheese plate. Pali Wine Co is centrally located in the “tasting room hub” of Yananoli St. It also features a cute outdoor patio. COFFEE: Wake up and walk over to Dart Coffee, a cute neighborhood coffee shop. If you make it in time, they may still have breakfast empanadas left. Directly across from the coffee shop is an adorable garden area designated to enjoy your coffee. DO: Check out one of the beach cruisers from Hotel Milo and head south along the beach on the bike path. After a few miles the path heads away from the ocean and passes a beautiful bird refuge/ saltwater marsh. From here, the trail cuts off, and you have to take a few streets to get to Butterfly Beach. This portion to reach BB is out of a fairy tale! For more, check out JennySetGo.com. And save this post for future reference. @hotelmilosb #visitcalifornia #santabarbara
TOP 5 HIKES IN BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK 1. Quee TOP 5 HIKES IN BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK 1. Queens Garden Trail (pictured). - Easy, out-and-back, 1.8-mile trail with incredible views that look entirely different on the way down and then the way back up—heavily trafficked as it’s one of the most popular trails. 2. Navajo Loop Trail - Easy 1.5-mile loop that gives you a glimpse of the most popular landmarks within Bryce Canyon; the “wall street” of hoodoos- referring to hoodoo surrounding you like skyscrapers, ancient Bristlecone pines, arches, and stone bridges. Suggestion: If you can only do one hike while in Bryce, you can easily combine Queen’s Garden & Navajo Loop trail. They connect towards the bottom of the canyon, and together they encompass the highlights of The Bryce Canyon Amphitheater. Together they are 2.9 miles. 3. Peek-A-Boo Loop Trail - A strenuous 5.5-mile trail with 1500 feet of elevation gain. Takes you deep into the canyon through massive hoodoos. And less trafficked than the shorter Queens Garden and Navajo Loop. 4. Fairyland Loop - Strenuous only due to the elevation gain and length, this is an 8-mile loop with 2300 ft elevation gain. Less trafficked than the other trails, its great to escape the crowds and offers picture-perfect views. You can also easily add on Tower Bridge to this hike. 5. Tower Bridge - A moderate 3-mile hike with 800 ft of elevation gain, this is perfect for those not up to complete the entire Fairyland Loop. Plenty of views of beautiful hoodoos and a stone wall called “The Chinese Wall.” ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Have any hikes to add to the list? Let me know in the comments. Is Bryce Canyon on your bucket list?
Save this post for a MINI GUIDE to ESCALANTE, UTAH Save this post for a MINI GUIDE to ESCALANTE, UTAH! If this yurt ⛺️ ALONE doesn’t make you want to visit Escalante, I have a few other suggestions! ⬇️ Check out the inside of the yurt in my story highlights “Utah.” You’ll be surprised by how big & adorable it is. WHERE: Escalante, Utah, 🏜 is located in South Central Utah, about 4.5 hours from Salt Lake City and about 5 hours from Las Vegas. WHAT TO DO: — Stay in a yurt at Escalante Yurts! — Hike in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument- see my previous post for Lower Calf Creek Falls Hike- highly recommend! — Hike the slot canyons (I suggest Willis Creek). — Eat in Escalante at Escalante Outfitters for amazing salad and pizzas. — Grab coffee or lunch and shop local at Mercantile Grocery. — Visit Bryce Canyon National Park just over an hour drives away. — Take in the view from Kiva Koffeehouse. — Head to Boulder, Utah for a James Beard Award semifinalist restaurant, Hell’s Backbone. WHAT YOU’LL NEED: A good road trip buddy and hiking clothes. @escalante_yurts @escalante_outfitters @escalante.mercantile @hellsbackbonegrill @kivakoffee @brycecanyonnps_gov
Nature therapy. 🌿 After months of staying at h Nature therapy. 🌿 After months of staying at home, this mini trip was just what I needed. Not all trips have to be long & expensive...This was literally an overnight road trip to get in some cooler weather, hiking, and to sleep in a yurt! I’ve always said one of my favorite things about Vegas is being close to one of my favorite states for the outdoors, UTAH! Anyone else as big of a Utah fan as me?! With everything going on in the world, finding ways to decompress and do a mental check is necessary! What are you doing? 🌿
I understand that I will never understand, however I understand that I will never understand, however I stand with you. ♥️ #muted #blackoutuesday #amplifymelanatedvoices
After spending months doing the same things and ba After spending months doing the same things and barely going outside, I took advantage of the last days before things open up again and biked around Downtown Las Vegas. For those that aren’t familiar or a Vegas local, we have a really cool (and often missed by the tourists) Downtown area! Between Fremont Street and the Arts District, you can find lots of funky little restaurants, coffee shops, bars, LOTS of street art, neon signs, and old Vegas vibe. It's fun to see a city that is not always ”biker friendly” alive with people out getting exercise and exploring in new ways (while social distancing). I was able to rent a bike (since every Walmart out here has been sold out for months) through RTC Rideshare- a bike share app. Maybe your city has something similar?! @rtcsnv #rtcbikeshare
Things are beginning to open up again! Where will Things are beginning to open up again! Where will you be running to first?! And more importantly, where will you be traveling? A mini road trip in the plans? Per request, I will be writing a blog post on AMAZING ROAD TRIPS in the U.S.A.! Anything you’d like me to add to the list, write in the comments. 🍋🌺
Thursday morning thoughts. Anyone else desperate Thursday morning thoughts. Anyone else desperate for an adventure? Need a change of location? Even if it means staying at home but in a different house? I’m sure this has dragged on longer than we’ve all expected. How will you change the way you travel once it’s over? When will you feel safe to travel once again? What’s the first place you will go? Let me know in the comments. My first trip will probably be somewhere close enough to drive like Utah or California. Although I’d love to be back at this @airbnb passing time.
Who else has spent every day in quarantine drinkin Who else has spent every day in quarantine drinking coffee till it’s time for wine?! It’s pretty much exactly what I do when I travel! Who knew sheltering in place had something in common with traveling. Although my quarantine doesn’t have a hot tub looking out on the lake, like the amazing @bosko_guatape in Colombia. Anyone else come up with some fun rituals to pass the time?