Near Issaquah, Washington, Poo Poo Point Trailhead is a popular hiking spot. Located on the shoulder of West Tiger Mountain State Forest in the Cougar Mountains, this trail takes visitors up to an incline to beautiful views of Mount Rainier. The trail peak is a popular place for hang gliders and paragliders to use as… Read More
In 1959, Kīlauea Iki erupted on the Hawaiian island, Hawai‘i. During the eruption, cinder fell and covered the landscape nearby. To this day, the landscape is still recovering, and wildlife is slowly returning to repopulate the area. The Devastation Trail is an easy walking trail through the once-barren land. Visitors can admire the beauty of… Read More
The East Palisades Trail is a popular hiking trail near Atlanta, Georgia. The difficulty level is moderate, mainly because the trail is unpaved, sparsely marked, and occasionally muddy. Because the East Palisades Trail is so close to town, expect heavier foot traffic. You will see plenty of other hikers if you go on the weekends…. Read More
Endless Wall Trail, despite its name, is a relatively short point-to-point trail that weaves through the lush forests of West Virginia, traversing along the soaring sandstone cliffs of the New River Gorge. It’s free to access and easy enough for hikers of all skill levels. Difficulty Easy Distance 2.3 miles Elevation 288 feet Time 54… Read More
The Aiea Loop Trail is located in Keaiwa Heiau State Recreation Area in Honolulu County, Hawaii. The Aiea Loop is a beautiful hike and excellent for sightseeing as it offers views of O’ahu’s southern coast. Following the ridge of the Halawa Valley, the trail also features lemon eucalyptus and Norfolk Island pine trees and many… Read More
Murray Canyon Trail cuts through the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument near Palm Springs, California. Hikers and horses are welcome to use this trail, but dogs are not allowed. Difficulty Moderate Distance 4.7 miles Elevation 600 feet Time 2.5 hours Route Type Out and back Pets Allowed No Trail Begins Andreas Canyon… Read More
Olympic National Park is a gem in the Pacific Northwest. A variety of distinct ecosystems reside within the nearly million acres of protected wilderness. Marymere Falls Trail is one of the most popular day hikes in the national park. The trail features a breathtaking 90-foot waterfall that is easily accessible by most hikers. You will… Read More
Point Bonita Trail in California is an easy trail. The hike comes with great views of the Bay Area and the opportunity to tour the Point Bonita Lighthouse. Point Bonita Trail Location The address for Point Bonita Trail is at the Bonita Lighthouse parking lot on Field Road in Mill Valley, California. Trail Elevation The… Read More
Kuilau Ridge Trail is a muddy but well-maintained hiking trail south of the Makaleha Mountains on the Hawaiian island of Kauai. Difficulty Easy to moderate Distance 3.6 miles Elevation 666 feet Time 1 hour 43 minutes Route Type Out and back Pets Pets are allowed on a leash. Trail Begins Keahua Arboretum Gear / To… Read More
Dale Ball Trails are located just outside Santa Fe, New Mexico. Hikers can experience different trail difficulties and terrain on this multi-trail system, walking through juniper, pinyon pine, yucca, and cholla cactus. Your breath will be taken away by colorful rock formations and wildflowers. This trail system can be confusing for first-timers. With multiple trailheads… Read More
Overview The Hummingbird Loop Trail is in the northeastern area of Simi Valley in Los Angeles, California. The trail follows Hummingbird Creek and features rocky formations of sandstone. Experienced hikers and mountain bikers consider this trail challenging and enjoyable. A variety of plant life grows along this trail. Depending on the direction of the ground’s… Read More
Makiki Valley Trail is a gorgeous hike on Hawaii’s Oahu Island near Honolulu. Only fifteen minutes outside the city, an easy and accessible pathway to nature. This well-marked trail winds through a forest and is known for its shady surroundings. The Makiki Valley Trail is located in a popular hiking area with beautiful scenery. Difficulty… Read More
Mahana Ridge Trail is an easy out-and-back route on the island of Maui. The last stretch of the trail is the most challenging section, giving the route its overall difficulty rating, but you can turn back at Pine Loop to cut it back to an easy 6.3-mile round-trip. Difficulty Challenging Distance 10.4 miles Elevation 2,591… Read More
The Wiliwilinui Ridge Trail is one of the most stunning hikes in all of Hawaii. It’s a moderately challenging route with significant elevation gain, steep, slippery steps, and a long ridgeline traverse. Adventurers willing to climb the slippery slopes are rewarded with some of the most awe-inspiring views of the entire island. But don’t underestimate… Read More
Several trails on the stunning island of Oahu lead straight to majestic waterfalls. Over a dozen popular marked trails are available for hikers, but we will focus on three trails—Manoa Falls Trail, Likeke Falls Trail, and Waimano Falls Trail. These trails vary in difficulty level, length, and type. Difficulty Manoa Falls Trail is labeled easy…. Read More
The Lost Valley Trail is a 2.3-mile out-and-back trail located outside the Boxley Valley Historic District in Kingston, Arkansas. The moderately challenging trail offers picturesque scenery, including blue pools and waterfalls. After reaching an opening in the bluff, you’ll continue up stone steps to the 200-ft Cob Cave. Inside, you’ll find Eden Falls. The Lost… Read More
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