Last 4th of July weekend, Jake and I decided to take a trip from Dallas to Austin—the party town of Texas. Between UT Austin, 6th Street, and the plethora of outdoor activities, Austin is like a playground for adults. And … Continue reading Things to do in Austin During 4th of July Weekend
There are dozens of wineries to visit in Texas Wine Country. But if you’re like me, you want to bring your pups everywhere you can. Scroll to check out our three dog-friendly picks below! Continue reading Bring Your Dogs to These 3 Wineries Next Time You’re in the Texas Hill Country
There is an abundance of activities to choose from in both Santa Fe and Albuquerque—two of the most culturally vibrant cities in New Mexico. From the art galleries on Canyon Road to the Sandia Peaks, Santa Fe and Albuquerque are … Continue reading Santa Fe and Albuquerque Must-Dos
Even though I lived in Colorado on and off for nearly ten years, (the longest I have ever lived in one state), I’ve only been skiing … Continue reading Skiing and Snowboarding at Ski Santa Fe
At 10,378 feet, the Sandia Peak of the Cibola National Forest provides 11,000 square miles of New Mexico views. And the best way to get to the top of Sandia Peak is by riding the Sandia Peak Tramway—the longest tram … Continue reading Riding Up to the Sandia Peak
I have trekked across most of Colorado’s western slope. While studying geology at Colorado School of Mines, I lived in Golden, a cozy town nestled against the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. I spent several weekends going to places like … Continue reading How to Road Trip Through Southern Colorado
Every year, Jake’s family goes to Crawford Lake for Memorial Day weekend. Every May, without fail, his parents, brother and family including the in-laws, and even family friends come out for a three-day weekend campout along the lake. Having never … Continue reading Memorial Day Weekend at Crawford Lake
North of New Mexico, 30 miles into Colorado is a beautiful small town: Pagosa Springs. Home to the deepest geothermal hot springs in the world, this sleepy town is a must-visit for hot springs fanatics. As a hot springs lover … Continue reading Dive into the Deepest Hot Springs in the World: Pagosa Hot Springs
While most people head into the mountains during ski and snowboard season to hit the slopes, the off-season offers just as much opportunity for adventure. Not only are the roads less treacherous, but they are also less crowded. So before … Continue reading Majesty of Steamboat Springs
If you don’t know about it yet, you soon will because the annual Chili & Beer Festival is one of Colorado’s best summer festivals. Mainly because it is located at the base of Mt. Crested Butte—guaranteed gorgeous views. The festival opened … Continue reading Colorado’s Best Festival is All About Chili & Beer
Roaming & Recording Yogi 