48 Hour Adventures

Santa Fe is one of my top 5 favorite cities in the world. We flew into Albuquerque and took the Turquoise Trail road to Santa Fe. If you want the…

There are many great places to eat on the Island. However, if you want to avoid the touristy places and enjoy some great Ono Grinds, we’ve done some extensive research…

Loreto, BCSWhat a lovely town this is. Loreto is one of the oldest settlements in Mexico, dating back to 1697. The small coastal town is nestled on the shores of…

We love exploring the Eastern Sierras. This area starts at Lone Pine in the South and extends to the Nevada state line in the North. There are so many things…

It’s no wonder that so many claim to leave their hearts in this magical city. There is so much to do and see here, you could easily spend a week…

Along the Turquoise Trail is where I grew up. It is in the mountains between Albuquerque and Santa Fe. Every trip back to this area feels like going home. The…

Whether you’re planning several days or a quick weekend getaway, we’ll show you our favorite San Francisco sites. San Francisco is one of our favorite cities to explore on foot.…

Just off the US 395 north of Mono lake and south of Bridgeport is the ghost town of Bodie. Take the State highway 270 east for about 10 miles to…

Whether you live in San Diego or are just visiting, you’ll want to spend some time in Old Town San Diego. Considered the “Birthplace of California” it is a cultural…

After setting up our base camp at Bishop creek we set out for a day of exploring some of the Lakes of the Eastern Sierras. One of my bucket list…

Over the years we’ve visited this Island many times. In this blog, we will share our top 6 favorite Kaua’i sites. Some are mainstream and a couple that are off…

After a visit to Rancho de Chimayo we continued our journey along the Taos scenic byway to Taos. We were starving by now so we stopped at Blakes Lottaburger, a…