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Get to know a little about me:I'm Taylor, aka Tacos! My love for hiking, camping, and our nation's national parks started back in 2016. After a week long road trip to Grand Canyon, Mesa Verde, and Carlsbad Caverns National Parks with my now fiancé, John, I was hooked.
In this blog, I write about my experiences traveling all across the world. I go from the most popular tourist destinations to remote locales you have never heard of, while trying to show how easy it is to get out and go. I hope you leave feeling inspired to find your own adventure! |
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My Solo Dinosaurlands Road Trip - Utah & Colorado
Surprisingly, many people have never heard of this area of Colorado before, but its one of the greatest national park preservations I've ever been too, one of the biggest dinosaur bone fossil quarries in the world, and home to some of the greatest collections of Native American petroglyphs and pictograms known to man.
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THE MOST EPIC UTAH ROAD TRIP
John and I have been to Utah several times before, but nothing was like this trip. We managed to spend four-days (over Memorial Day weekend, if I might add) nearly secluded, visiting some of the wildest places we have ever seen in our lives. Our trip didn't quite go as planned, causing us to cut it a day short, but that didn't stop us from finding the most EPIC places.
Biking the Fruit and Wine Byway in Palisade, Colorado
The Palisade Fruit and Wine Byway is a 25-mile stretch along the Colorado River highlighting farms, orchards, and wineries in Palisade, Colorado.
This had been on my Colorado Bucket List for a long time, and I was finally able to bike just a small portion of this scenic highway to tour a few wineries (and one brewery).
This had been on my Colorado Bucket List for a long time, and I was finally able to bike just a small portion of this scenic highway to tour a few wineries (and one brewery).
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Garden of the Gods - A Complete Guide to the Park!
Learn all the tips and tricks to visit one of Colorado's most beautiful, and popular places, Garden of The Gods Park in Colorado Springs. Stand among the bright red and orange rocks that pop out of the ground, seemingly out of place. It is an other worldly feeling to see them, read my guide to get the best viewpoints!
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