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The Best Hikes In Sedona, Arizona

sierraducatt March 31, 2021 0 Comments

Here Are The Hikes You Need To Do While Visiting Sedona, Arizona So your headed out to the desert! Well lucky for you, there is a town by the name of Sedona that is becoming a huge hub in Arizona for outdoorsy-hiking-people like yourself. Think the 'Bend, Oregon' or 'Moab, Utah' for Arizona. It's beautiful scenery is sure to impress and provide something for just about anyone. Whether you...

Best Stops on Highway 1 in California

sierraducatt January 04, 2021 0 Comments

Looking for some great stops on your next road trip down California Highway 1? California’s Pacific Coast Highway is home to the most incredible views of the California Coast. The 600 mile route stretches from the northern town of Leggett, California down to Dana Point near Los Angeles. In total, the drive will take about 9 hours to complete from end to end, and about 2.5 of those hours will...

A Local’s Guide to Santa Cruz, California

sierraducatt July 17, 2020 0 Comments

The real Surf City, USA. A notable stop on the famous Highway 1 that has morphed into a bustling haven of college students, surf bums, and local hippies. Its been the nesting grounds of several Silicon Valley start-ups, the surfing powerhouse O'Neill, and recognizable Santa Cruz Skateboards. The city is a locally-made oasis for artists and small business owners and is celebrated as one of the...

Death Valley National Park

sierraducatt March 31, 2020 0 Comments

Death Valley National Park Location: Southeastern California Getting there: Death Valley is a little over 4 hours from Los Angeles, and 2 hours from Las Vegas. The is nestled between the border of Nevada and Sequoia National Forest. The closer you get to the park, the less services are available so plan accordingly. If you need supplies, gas or groceries, the towns of Ridgecrest or Inyokern...

Point Lobos State Preserve

sierraducatt March 20, 2020 0 Comments

"The ocean is a mighty harmonist" The mountains in the background had a mysterious haze to them. The wind was calm and the hues of the water were brilliant shades of blue and aqua. A perfect January Sunday. Families were strolling with their young kids, stopping to look at the otters playing in the kelp. Older couples walked hand in hand, taking photos of the waves crashing against the rocky...