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Family Friendly Hotel in Moab: Homewood Suites by Hilton
As far as National Parks go… Arches is right there on the top of our list as one of the best! And the city of Moab is simply tops! We visited the area at the beginning of the summer and are already planning a return visit to hit the many stops we didn’t have time for this go around. We simply had the BEST time and LOVED the area. Specifically our hotel: The Homewood Suites by Hilton Moab Location: 132 N. Main Street, Moab, UT, 84532, US Located in the heart of Moab, The Homewood Suites is the perfect home base during your adventures. With restaurants, shopping, and more all…
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Cave in the Middle of Los Angeles? You Have to See it to Believe it!
Vanalden Cave Hike: Los Angeles Trail-head: The Vanalden Trail begins at the dead end of Vanalden Ave in Tarzana (Los Angeles)… follow the small fire road in the middle of the street on the south side of the road under a large tree. 1.2 miles out and back Elevation Change: 300-500 ft Difficulty: Easy/moderate Time: 20-30 min No fee or permit required. Dog friendly. Not stroller or wheel chair friendly. Good shoes recommended as the path is very slick at places. Not recommended in the rain. When looking for a hike, we love to end at a “destination”; waterfall, overlook, or in this case, a rad cave! And can you…
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Etiwanda Falls Waterfall Trail in the Inland Empire
It’s been years since we’ve done the Etiwanda Falls Trail in the North Etiwanda Preserve in Rancho Cucamonga, Ca. In fact, the last time we did it, we had 2 kids and one of them was still in the hiking carrier. So, adding two more was interesting because this is a hike. Not a hard hike, but it is relatively long coming in at 3.4 miles. TRAIL-HEAD: Etiwanda Falls Trail (look on maps) North of the 210 fwy off Etiwanda Ave. DON’T PARK ON STREET!!! Watched a cop write about 100 tickets to cars on the street; pay attention to the “No-Parking” signs. There is a gravel lot at the…
