Best Places to Relax with Friends in Yosemite Valley

As you plan your visit to Yosemite Valley, make sure to add in some time to just sit and relax. Soaking up the scenery and embrace the opportunity you have to be in Yosemite Valley. Try not to run around from dusk till dawn, so you can hang with friends and appreciate the gorgeous views Yosemite Valley has to offer.

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Rainbow Lakes Hike | Hike Alaska

Rainbow Lakes are a hidden gem between Kenai Lake and Cooper Lake. This chain of lakes is not very large, but Rainbow Lakes offers wonderful views—especially at sunset— and short hikes accessible to all. The trails are maintained and many of the lakes have a bench you can sit at to enjoy the view. Additionally, there is camping and fishing at all of these lakes, so bring a tent and stay for the weekend.

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Type 2 Fun | A Cinematic Adventure

Now that we understand what type 2 fun is, where does inspiration come from behind this video? My adventures. Since 2016, I have dedicated my life to adventures that range from the grand to the micro. Just the idea of adventure get’s me excited and I often read books about adventures just to get the ideas flowing.

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Day Hike the Mist Trail | Yosemite Hiking

If you only have time for one hike while in Yosemite look no further - the Mist Trail is the hike for you. During this hike you will get up close and personal with two breathtaking waterfalls, Vernal and Nevada Falls. You will know Vernal Fall is getting close as you feel a cool breeze of mist get stronger as you power up the steep incline. You may get wet from the mist, so make sure to bring a rain jacket.

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The Best Summer Hikes in Alaska

Covering more than 665,000 square miles, Alaska is massive. Earning the number one spot for being the largest state in the United States, Alaska’s landscape is still untouched and remote, accounting for two-thirds of the country’s national parklands, roughly 80% of wildlife refuges and houses the two largest national forests. For most, these numbers are incomprehensible, so, to put it simply, Alaska offers more outdoor adventures than any other state. Making Alaska one of the most diverse places to hike in the United States. But, which hikes should you start with?

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Kayaking on Emerald Bay

Emerald Bay is an iconic location on Lake Tahoe. Located on the southwest shore within California, this California State Park, offers one of the most diverse grouping activities. One of the most popular activities at Emerald Bay is kayaking. The waters are flat and protected from the wind, so many outdoor enthusiasts come to Emerald Bay to kayak. Also, there is an island in the middle of the lake, called Fannette Island, that has a tea house on it.

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Vernal Fall | Yosemite Valley Waterfall Guide

Vernal Fall is an awe inspiring waterfall to watch upclose, or from afar. If you would like to get intimate with Vernal Fall, I suggest hiking the Mist Trail to get up close and personal with this misty falls. If you would like to see Vernal Fall from afar and understand how it is woven into the landscape, I suggest checking Vernal Fall out from Glacier Point or the John Muir Trail.

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A Dreamy Sunrise Kayak on Convict Lake, CA

Convict Lake has some of the most beautiful sunrises I have ever seen. The morning light lands upon the swirled colored granite peak in the distance, shining a burnt red. The stillness of the morning creates a reflection on the lake that goes undisturbed, unless you are kayaking on the water.

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Best Waterfalls of Yosemite Valley

Bridalveil and Yosemite Falls are two of the most famous Yosemite waterfalls, but there are several others you’ll want to check out when you visit Yosemite National Park. Plunging hundreds of feet into rivers and creeks below, the waterfalls at Yosemite National Park thunder past a smooth granite backdrop.

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