The Sundance Pass hike is an outstanding point-to-point trek that takes you through the heart of Montana’s Beartooth Range – the highest range in the state. The hike features multiple subalpine lakes, wonderful campsites, and a stunning alpine pass over 11,000 feet in elevation. Hike at a Glance Location: Absaroka-Beartooth […]
Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks are two of the most spectacular and also most popular national parks in the United States. From high, exposed alpine peaks to otherworldly thermal and geologic features, this region is truly one of a kind. Not to mention, this is one of the best […]
Home to five national parks and some of the wildest landscapes in the world, Southern Utah is a paradise for hiking and outdoor adventures. The relatively mild climate compared to some areas in the Rocky Mountains makes it conducive as a year-round destination, though some seasons are better than others. […]
The Grand Teton National Park climate varies quite a bit with elevations ranging from just over 6,000 feet to 13,770 feet at the top of the Grand Teton. In general, the park experiences cold and snowy winters, warm and dry summers, and cool and unsettled fall and spring seasons. Generally […]
The Paintbrush Canyon to Cascade Canyon loop hike is a Teton classic that can be completed in one long day or stretched out over multiple days. This route visits multiple subalpine lakes and crests the stunning Paintbrush Divide at 10,700 feet. Wildflowers and high alpine views along with Holly Lake […]
Electric Peak is the highest mountain in the Gallatin Range, sitting at an elevation of 10,968 feet, and the most dominant peak in the northern section of Yellowstone National Park. This hike (and climb!) offers an incredibly scenic, and also challenging, outing for the experienced adventurer. The trek starts in […]