1. Annual Pass I’ve said it many times – our national park pass is one of the best values in travel! An $80 annual pass opens up so many places in the U.S. to explore! There are also various discounts ($80 lifetime senior rate, military discounts, free days, etc…). You can purchase a digital pass, receive a physical pass mailed from USGS […]
April 6, 2026
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1. Annual Pass I’ve said it many times – our national park pass is one of the best values in travel! An $80 annual pass opens up so many places in the U.S. to explore! There are also various discounts ($80 lifetime senior rate, military discounts, free days, etc…). You can purchase a digital pass, receive a physical pass mailed from USGS […]
April 6, 2026
After the devastating fire in 2023 – Maui is welcoming back visitors. I’ve visited a few times and also planned numerous client trips to this diverse island. Along with its gorgeous beaches and abundant water sports, there are also numerous other areas on this island to explore. 1. Haleakala National Park As a teen, my family and I cruised down Mt. […]
February 24, 2026
Morning Start your morning at Konvene Coffee – I recommend the burrito veggie breakfast bowl and cinnamon roll. House made food and friendly service! It’s a short walk to the Space Needle from here – where you’ll start your day in Seattle. Mornings are the best times for clear Mt. Ranier views and make sure to pre purchase your tickets to avoid the lines. […]
February 9, 2026
1. Entry Requirements Glacier has required timed entry reservations for the west entrance, but aren’t required if you enter from the East. Visit the national park website to reserve your date and time. We were able to avoid this, as we traveled to Glacier after 9/30 – which was the cut off date for this requirement in 2025. 2. […]
January 10, 2026
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