Packing for Adventure
Pack Light. Travel Far.
Category: Hiking
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Joshua Tree National Park is best explored in two phases: early morning and late afternoon. Plan short, flexible stops, prioritize shade and drive-up viewpoints, and embrace a slower pace to beat the heat.
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Joshua Tree requires planning—especially in the heat. Start early, carry plenty of water, and expect to slow your pace. When towing a trailer, mapping fuel and supply stops ahead of time makes all the difference.
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Big hikes require big trips. When traveling for a bucket-list hike like Half Dome, plan beyond the trail itself. Stack nearby parks, reuse old research when possible, and stay flexible—because nature will change your plans whether you’re ready or not.
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A wildly impractical luxury service for hikers who earn the summit but don’t want to hike back down—because sometimes the climb is enough.
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Angel’s Landing wasn’t just a hike—it was a turning point. What started as a long-held fear became proof that I could do hard, intimidating things, even when doubt and fear were louder than confidence.
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Read more to find out how we’d do a repeat visit of Peru – what we’d see again and what we’d see for the first time.
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A detailed itinerary of hikes, tours, and cultural experiences across Machu Picchu, Cusco, and Lake Titicaca.
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Here’s our full packing list and preparation list for an international trip to Peru.
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Mountains over beaches – nothing beats earning a breathtaking view and exploring nature without sand following you home.
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A painted rock found by my toddler became a lasting reminder that kindness—and childhood wonder—never fades.
Packing for Adventure 