ATX is full of great places to eat, drink, and hangout. It's a vibrant southwestern college town with a lot of character and no shortage of fun things to experience. Check out my recommendations for some tried and true local spots.

Atlanta is full of flavors and fun. You'll find something for everyone at one of the local food halls, amazing urban greenspaces, and cute meetup spots. The abundance of activities and things to taste and see can be overwhelming so I've put together some suggestions from a variety of neighborhoods. You can't go wrong, but I recommend planning a day around an area depending on where you'll call home base during your visit to minimize trekking back and forth across town.

This quintessential Southwest town is an underrated destination. Enjoy the local art scene, unique and historic pueblo-style arcitecture, chili-infused food, and mindfully explore the variety of outdoor spaces. Santa Fe is about a 1 hour drive from Alberqueue with proxity to Southern Colorado, White Sands National Park as well as other spectacular mountainous and lake views.

Spending time in the Southeast? Chattanooga is on the Southern border of Tennessee - about 2 hours North of Atlanta, GA. The overall quaint and outdoorsy vibe is paired with some of the classic music-loving energy from Nashville you might know and love. There are historic ties to the railroad industry and a lot to explore in the area. Whether you're just passing through or are enjoying a week in the Chattanooga, I've compiled some of my favorite spots to eat, drink, hike, and check out.

Traveling by car up the beautiful Pacific Coast Highway? Save this list of stunning pit-stops, natural sights, tasty bites, and home base locales.

Have you ever wanted to check out all that Phoenix has to offer? It's become a popular destination for Bach weekends thanks to the sunshine-filled days and access to bars, golf, trails, pools, sports, and more! As a Phoenician, I've put together this guide to highlight some must-see spots. These suggestions feature mostly 21+ establishments, but include a wide range of atmospheres for any mood. Enjoy recommendations for food, drink, and fun activities for everyone on your trip.

Portland is the heart of the Pacific Northwest - a quirky, urban city on the intersection of the Willamette River and Columbia River surrounded by dazzling mountains, farmland, forests, and waterfalls. Portland makes a great destination for travel via the International Airport on the edge of town. The late spring - early fall is a wonderful time to sightsee and check out all the nearby hikes.

Looking for a fun snowy weekend getaway? Northern Arizona has some beautiful snowcapped peaks and ski areas in the winter, but if you're looking for a more unique experience this guide is for you. Instead of hitting the slopes and bumping elbows with snowboarders and skiiers of all skill sets I recommend spending a day or two checking out Flagstaff's crosscountry and snowshoeing scene.

Central Oregon is a stunning place to visit. It's off the beaten path from the bustling urban atmosphere of Portland (~3.5 hours away) and it's the perfect destination if you're into brews and views. Oregon's landscape is truly unmatched and it holds a special place in my heart after living in the state for 5 years. Unlike the moderate climate of the west coast, central Oregon is well known for its winter and spectacular skiing. But, I recommend visiting Bend in the warmer months from May - September to experience the sunny mountain town vibes, enjoying the endless patio dining options, hitting the trail, floating the river, or biking through the high desert scenery. In this guide I've outlined some fun activities, recommendations for lodging, as well as the top spots for breakfast, great bites, and top notch breweries.

The Bay Area is a vibrant and buzzing metropolis full of delicious food, stunning greenspaces, and historic architecture. To truly appreciate all that San Francisco has to offer you'll need to spend more than a few days in the city, but I've rounded up some key spots to check out if you've got a limited amount of time.

After visiting nearly 25 National Parks, I still find myself daydreaming about the majestic views of Yosemite. Here are some of my favorite hikes and viewpoints to check out.

Denver, Colorado is a vibrant urban city with a huge focus on enjoying the outdoors. I keep coming back and finding more great spots to recommend to friends, family, & you! Here are some of my favorite places to eat, drink, and hangout while you're in the area. Whenever I'm planning a visit to Denver I usually try to book my stay in the Lower Highland (Lo-Hi) neighborhood. It offers great walkability, some top food options, and a trendy area with admirable architecture.

Downtown Astoria is a cute quintenseetial beach town just below the Oregon / Washinton border. It's known for The Goonies house and has some great places to eat, drink, and shop.

Some top fives to check out while enjoying the sunny southern California weather: • Picnic Spots • Fancy Dinner Spots • Rooftop Spots • Dessert Spots • Breweries

Spending a weekend in Flagstaff? Just driving through on Route 66? This guide features some fan-favorite local spots to grab a meal, hit the day, and enjoy other libations. Skip the chain restaraunts on the main drag and support a cute local spot off the beaten path.

National Parks are famous for their sprawling landscapes, large scale tourism infrastructure, and historic conservation efforts. There are so many amazing (and less crowded) State Parks to experience! I've rounded up some of my top picks from the West Coast and many are close to other amazing attractions off the beaten path.

Washington State is full of some of the most lush and breathtaking scenery. From magical alpine lakes and roaring waterfalls to forests filled with ferns & moss, it's an adventurer's paradise.

Highway 138 through South / Central Oregon is one of the best routes in the country for chasing waterfalls. It weaves along the North Umpqua River and takes you past over 15 waterfalls. If you're visiting Crater Lake National Park this is a great throughfare to explore. In this guide you'll find a map featuring the waterfalls that appear along this scenic drive.

Arizona has some pretty underrated water features thanks to its dry, deserted reputation. The 48th state is actually home to nearly 130 lakes and 5 major rivers! This southwestern state is full of opportunities to hike, raft, paddle, swim, and fish year-round. In this guide you'll find some of Arizona's top water reservoirs and tips on enjoying them.

On the hunt for the best farmers markets in the Atlanta area? There are so many amazing vendors and farmers in the southeast. Check out my list below and you'll be able to find some great deals and amazing produce, flowers, and more! Be sure to check out their websites and social media as many farmers markets are seasonal and close up in the winter.