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Inca Trail to Machu Picchu - Just like the Incas only mas lento
Pound for pound this has got to be on the short list for best hikes in the world. It is a 4 day hike where you pass through 7 different ancient ruins along the way, each more impressive than the last. ...
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Earth Roaming - Denver to Seattle via Moab
The tentative plan is to pick up the Earth Roamer in Denver, then head West through Utah maybe hitting a few of the mighty five national parks before veering North towards Seattle. The original plan was ...
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Kowtowing to Kilimanjaro - The nine day western approach
This was the 9 day western approach to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro, starting at Lemosho gate. We booked the trek for a private group of five through Thomson Safaris. Unfortunately only ...
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Kayaking the Rock Springs Run
This is a beautiful kayak run that can be done in just a few hours depending on your speed and how far you choose to paddle in each direction. We rented kayaks from King's Landing for the trip for around ...
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Aghast at Iguazu
As soon as we passed through the gates to Iguazu Falls park the road was blanketed by jungle on both sides, and the air was swarming with yellow butterflies for the entire drive to the hotel. Butterflies, ...
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Arenal Volcano
We traveled from Jaco on the west coast of Costa Rica to San Jose for a wedding, and then on to the town of La Fortuana. La Fortuna is a quant town on the door step of the Arenal volcano. This volcano ...
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Camping at the Holy Grail of Florida State Parks
Bahia Honda state park is one of the most sought after campgrounds in Florida, which can make reserving a campsite there a monumental undertaking in and of itself. This seems to require good luck as much ...
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Trekking to Tubutubu
After arriving in Fiji and enduring a day of category 5 jet lag I was looking for a day hike to do on the main island of Nadi. I had originally intended to make a go of it on my own, but ultimately decided ...
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Kayaking Whiskey Creek
Not a bad little kayak run. The creek runs a little under 2 miles between the Intracoastal and Dania Beach. I've been drift diving off of Dania Beach quite a few times with the Kayak and never realized ...
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Night of camping on Boca Chita
We decided we would try to get away for a quick night of camping in Biscayne Bay. The temperature had finally just dropped enough that sleeping in the tents would be comfortable, and we were hoping since ...
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That's gonna leave a mark
This was an all around unremarkable day of fishing until someone thought it would be a good idea to grab hold of a Mahi bare handed when it hit the deck and still had the hook in its mouth. Ill advised. ...
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Flamingo Campground
Utilitarian is probably the best word I can come up with to describe RV camping at Flamingo campground. It is equipped with all of the amenities you'd need and expect including showers. A lot of the ...
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Diving the Catfish Hotel
We headed to Manatee Springs for the weekend with the main purpose being to dive the catfish hotel. Fortunately the springs did not disappoint, this is a pretty cool dive. The water was chilly but one ...
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Camping on a remote island
An amazing trip on a island surrounded by beautiful crystal clear waters. No bugs to be found since there is no fresh water. Arrived by ferry booked out of Key West several months in advanced. Took a kayak ...
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