Tag Archives: traveling with kids
Pacific Northwest and Alaska
I don’t even know where to begin blogging this trip. I will make a short and sweet introduction and then giveView full post »
Clarks do Kauai {Hawaiian Travel with Kids}
In our neverending journey to show the kids new places, sometimes we have to show ourselves new places too! Though we&#View full post »
Zion and Grand Canyon Road Trip {Family Camping in the Wicked Wahine}
Hit the road in the Wicked Wahine for some Southwest Spring Break fun. With such a short amount of time off together, weView full post »
First Snow of the Season {Sierra at Tahoe with Kids}
One of the major perks of living in Northern California is that we have SEASONS…actual seasons! With 100 degreeView full post »
We Go Canada! {Canadian Travel with Kids}
One of our dream trips has always been to drive the roads from California to Canada, specifically to Jasper and Banff,View full post »
Summer Camping {Ice House Reservoir Campground}
One of our absolute favorite places to camp is Ice House Reservoir. Towering pondersa pine, lake front sites for bothView full post »
Backpacking Lake Margaret {Kirkwood Backpacking with Kids}
Ohhhhh Lake Margaret trail…where do I begin with you? Decided to take the kids and the dog backpacking alone andView full post »
South Shore Tahoe {Beaching and Hiking the Rim and Castle Rock Trail with Kids}
Had a break in the week to meet up with a good friend in Tahoe and spend some quality down time with the kids. LazyView full post »
Sierra at Tahoe and The Ridge {Snow Sports with Kids}
One of our favorite places to stay when we do double header ski days at Sierra at Tahoe is The Ridge. Super close toView full post »
Cave Landing Trail Pirate’s Cove and Grover Beach {Hiking with Kids}
The Cave Landing Trail near Pismo Beach is a super easy but stunning coastal jaunt. If you go when the weather is warmerView full post »
Thanksgiving week road trip – Mountains to coast
We hit the road for a short mountain to coast road trip with a little Disneyland thrown in there for good measure. IView full post »