Many glacier hotel

Many Glacier Hotel Review: Glacier National Park, Montana

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Honest blog review of the Many Glacier Hotel, in Glacier National Park. So I stayed at the Many Glacier Hotel and I didn’t like it. To many people who adore National Parks, this comment is sacrilege! I’m probably going to be shunned for this line of thinking.

But before we get into the nitty gritty details of the Many Glacier Hotel review in Glacier National Park, let’s talk about these “Historic National Park Lodges.” Article after article, travel guide after guide, online review after online review will tell you that when you visit certain US National Parks, you absolutely need to stay in one of these lodges or you’re missing out on the entire experience.

Rainbow Falls Hike in flip flops: Mammoth Lakes, California

Rainbow Falls Hike in flip flops: Mammoth Lakes, California

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Confession time! I did not prepare for this hike. I always research stuff ahead of time but this time I didn’t. For some reason, I had it in my head that Rainbow Falls was one of those pullouts on the side of a road where you could just snap a pic and be on your way. I knew that you had to take the shuttle bus but I didn’t know that this was a 3 mile trudge through the forest.

Palouse Falls State Park: Washtucna, Washington

Palouse Falls State Park: Washtucna, Washington

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Palouse Falls State Park is located in rural central Washington State and features a beautiful waterfall coming down into a basalt canyon. From photos I’ve seen online, this state park looks like a waterfall nirvana. It looks like a waterfall you’d see in a place like Iceland. As the old cliche goes – “Pictures don’t do it justice!” – I expected Palouse Falls to be better in person. Unfortunately, in this case, the photos make it look better than it is.

Wyoming

How to See Grand Prismatic Spring: Yellowstone National Park Wyoming

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Grand Prismatic Spring is Yellowstone’s most famous spots, and there’s a reason for it– it’s gorgeous! Grand Prismatic Spring is the largest hot spring in the USA, and third largest in the world. How to see Grand Prismatic Spring? Well, there are two ways to visit the Grand Prismatic Spring – from the boardwalk level and from a viewpoint.

Jonathan Young Windmill: Cape Cod: Orleans, Massachusetts

Jonathan Young Windmill: Cape Cod: Orleans, Massachusetts

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The Jonathan Young Windmill is located in Town Cove park off of Highway 6, which is Cape Cod’s main route and is accessible to the public. The Jonathan Young Windmill was built in 1720, but its current location is not its original location. Local lore says that like a vagabond, the Jonathan Young Windmill has moved locations several times, until it arrived here at the park.