Adventure in a Backpack

Things To Do in San Juan Del Sur Nicaragua

Without a doubt, San Juan del Sur was our favorite place in Nicaragua. So much so, in fact, that we ended up coming back for an additional 3 days at the end of our trip! There were so many great things to do in San Juan del Sur that we could have stayed…

An Adventure in Traveling Nicaragua

Let us start off by saying that Nicaragua is a beautiful country full of culture and wonderful people. Traveling Nicaragua for three weeks opened us to experiences that we would have never even imagined that we would stumble across. We didn’t have much of a plan for…

#KnowYourBrand: Trew

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We’re searching high and low to bring you some great companies that are making strides in conservation and sustainability.

#KnowYourBrand: Cascade Designs

As we continue our quest to learn about the great things outdoor and adventure companies are doing in conservation and environmental protection, we are constantly in awe of the steps each company is taking to do their part.

Seattle Adventures

Something we don’t often do when we are traveling is visit a city strictly as tourists. Usually, we stay off the beaten path, hit up locals’ hangouts, and generally avoid the “touristy” things that a city is known for. So when we decided to spend a day in Seattle being touristy, we were a…

#KnowYourBrand: Luna Sandals

Human motion; the most basic form of transportation. We may sometimes take for granted the seemingly simple ability to move with our own two feet. However, not everyone is afforded that basic movement. Preservation of the human body is an interesting form of conservation that we…

Boondocking in British Columbia

Our drive back to the Lower 48 from Alaska took us through Yukon Territory and then south through British Columbia. Since we were planning to tour the west coast, we took a route that had us ending up in Vancouver where we would cross the border back into the United States…