Great Falls has changed a lot in the twelve years since I showed up in my blue Daewood as a college freshman {completely unaware that I’d leave for New Zealand and alter the whole trajectory of my life}, and that includes the number and variety of spots to eat and drink at. The food scene in Great Falls has definitely expanded and stepped up its game including new breweries, fancy bars, and patio restaurants.
Read MoreI have hoped one day I’d be able to stay the night at Calowahcan Cabin since the moment I came across it while scrolling aimlessly through my phone last year. Located somewhere between Missoula and Flathead Lake, but nowhere on any particular “path”, Calowahcan Cabin is at the foot of the Mission Mountains. I mean…it’s right at the foot.
Read MoreThe Bitterroot Valley is a great Montana destination all year-round, thanks to milder temperatures. Even a wintertime visit allows for all the outdoor recreation, beer tasting, and historical adventures a traveler could hope for— and yet, it flies under most tourists’ radars. The Bitterroot Valley is filled to its brim with fly-fishing, bird watching, and mountain hiking. To top it all off, it is home to a wealth of Montana history and Indigenous culture.
Read MoreKalispell might not be a true “foodie” town, but that doesn’t mean there is any shortage of incredible food to enjoy. In fact, I’m pretty sure I consumed more food on my recent trip to Kalispell than I do regularly in a week. There were just so many delicious spots I had pinned and I didn’t want to miss out where I could help it.
Read MoreExplore the most epic things to see and do in Kalispell, Montana, during the wintertime. Whether you're an adventure seeker or just looking to cosy up by the fire, there's plenty to do in this snowy wonderland.
Read MorePhotos and videos are my favourite way to document my time in a place. And, while Krakow tends to steal Warsaw’s thunder, Warsaw is filled with quirky corners and incredible architecture that make for some beautiful photo opportunities. Here are eight of the coolest.
Read MoreBrimming with history, covered by art, and sprinkled with green spaces— welcome to London, the capital of the United Kingdom and one of the most expensive cities in Europe. London is a buzzing metropolitan with no shortage of things to see, places to eat, and events happening. I’ve combined years of visiting and living in the wonderful city of London to create an epic travel guide to England’s most visited city.
Read MoreResponsible travelers planning a more eco-friendly trip to London can rest assured; the city has a relatively new hotel that makes being green easy for visitors. Surrounded by world-famous street art and just steps away from the easy-to-navigate Underground, the Corner Hotel is the environmentally-minded design hotel the city didn’t know it needed.
Read MoreNestled in England’s Lake District is the country’s highest peak, Scafell Pike. Most avid hiker in the U.K will have Scafell Pike on their bucket list, but knowing how to prepare yourself doesn’t have to be a daunting task. I’ve compiled all the information from my recent hiking trip to make this complete guide for those wanting to hike the peak!
Read MoreWow, oh wow, were we blown away by the Lake District! We spent four blissful days over my birthday hiking, getting soggy in the mist, and eating simple meals cooked over a campervan hob. Usually, I’d try to visit multiple times to perfect an itinerary, but honestly I feel like we really nailed our Lake District journey on this first go. So I’m sharing with you the very specific details of our trip and our four-day itinerary.
Read MoreA flight with Glenorchy Air is money and time well-spent. Nothing, my friends, will make you feel admiration for our Mother Earth as deeply as gazing out of wide windows in a small plane, cruising through the mountains in and out of clouds in Aotearoa will. Do yourself a favour, please, and book a flight.
Read MoreThe beautiful banks of the Duoro River call for late evenings spent strolling the streets of Porto. And, late nights call for slower starts to the day— enter brunch. The city of Porto is reflected in its brunch scene. It’s diverse and ultra laidback. If you’re on the hunt for the best brunch in Porto, whether you’re looking for #basic avocado toast or more traditional Portuguese breakfast cuisine, this post has your cravings covered. It also includes a map to help you find all the delicious dining options mentioned in this post {I gotchu}.
Read MoreActivities like hiking, foraging, and kayaking are easy to do while maintaining physical distancing restrictions. They’re also some of my favourite past times and they’re easy to get stuck into. Here's everything first-timers need to know about kayaking.
Read MoreWhite Sulphur Springs has all the appeal of a small, Montana town. White Sulphur is suited for travellers looking to take advantage of the natural surroundings it has to offer and the slower pace. If you are looking for a long list of things to do or events to attend, you are barking up the wrong tree. If you are, instead, looking to find some peace and quiet enveloped in the goodness of Mother Nature, you have hit the mark.
Read MoreI love hiking. As a teenager in South Dakota’s Black Hills, it was almost imperative that I enjoyed hitting the trails. Everywhere I’ve lived in my adult life has been in close proximity to nature, and hiking has always been one of my favourite ways to get amongst it. What about those who are new to hiking and aren’t sure how to start? For those people, I’ve created this guide filled with tips.
Read MoreThe black hills are a treasure trove of hidden gem hiking trails. I’ve put together a list of 10 of my favourites that I’ve enjoyed time and time again during my adolescenthood.
Read MoreIn June, Luke and I took hopped into a stranger’s car in Salamanca, Spain, on a Sunday morning and rode several hours to Seville, in the southern part of the country. We didn’t hitchhike. We didn’t know the man we rode with and hadn’t met him beforehand. So how did we do it? We signed up for BlaBlaCar!
Read MoreIn early March, well before New Zealand went into its nationwide lockdown, my group of rag-tag friends set out to hike the highest point on the North Island of New Zealand— Mount Ruapehu. We spent the weekend in a massive bach, complete with a trampoline, kayaks, and an outdoor shower. We made family dinners, went for afternoon swims, and hiked the up to Ruapehu’s Crater Lake.
Read MoreQueenstown, New Zealand is an adventure lover’s paradise. Mountains to climb, rivers to jet boat, and trails to hike— Mother Nature really showed off when it made Queenstown. Views are endless. Food is outstanding. Adventure is bountiful.
Read MoreSofia, Bulgaria, should be on your radar! It’s an affordable European destination that is criminally underrated by travelers. A scrumptious food scene, thriving art community, and riveting history make Sofia a great addition to any European itinerary.
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