Find out what comfy must-haves and travel essentials will make your summer adventures more unforgettable.

The physical and mental benefits of being in nature are so significant right now. I don't know about you, but I've needed nature therapy now more than ever. I've been self-quarantining for weeks since the "Stay at Home" order was announced in Nevada. It has been challenging for me mentally, but a little hike in the mountains has made all the difference. It has allowed me to stay active and positive.

Experience the sheer beauty of nature and browse through the pictures I've taken in my journey to Machu Picchu, Peru. From stunning landscape views to snowcapped mountain peaks, these photos just might make you want to take a less beaten path and hike the Salkantay trail to Machu Picchu. 

California is one of my favorite places to visit during the summer. There’s nothing better than walking along the sandy beaches, exploring the great outdoors and eating fresh seafood. For 4th of July weekend, Matt and I headed down to San Diego, California. We had the most amazing time hiking to Potato Chip Rock, eating delicious seafood, and paddle boarding in the bay.

Hiking in the heat is probably the last thing Vegas locals want to do in the summer. To stay cool, people often stay indoors, whether it’d be their homes, restaurants or one of the casinos in the Las Vegas valley. But my boyfriend, Matt, and I had something else in mind. We decided to venture off to the chilliest mountain in Clark County, Nevada – Charleston Peak.

Backpacking to Havasupai is one journey I’ll never forget. I spent three days climbing up and  down the red sandy hills of the Grand Canyon, swimming in the blue-green water of the Havasu Creek and hanging out with 23 awesome individuals.

I have been itching to see the magical falls of Havasupai since last year. When I got invited by a fellow adventurer,  I gladly said YES