Forget the Summer Crowds: Why Bryce Canyon's Winter Wonderland Is a Secret You Need to See
Discover why Bryce Canyon in winter is a hidden gem — fewer crowds, snow-covered hoodoos, frozen waterfalls, and unforgettable hikes.
The Best Way To See Monument Valley
Monument Valley is one of those places that many people know about but not many experience. At least, not experience well. Located on the border of Arizona and Utah, Monument Valley is seemingly in the middle of nowhere but also in between iconic locations like Moab, The Grand-Staircase Escalante, and The Grand Canyon. It’s a sacred valley in the heart of Navajo Nation and became a tourist destination for its towering red rock beauty and its infamous filming locations.
Traveling to Denver for Fan Expo? Here’s Your Ultimate Travel Guide
Fan Expo 2023 is rolling into Denver June 30th-July 2nd and if you’re into movies, sci-fi, celebrities, collectibles, video games or anything comics, this is the place to be! Think of it as Rocky Mountain Comic-Con. And if you’re traveling to Colorado for this event, you’ll want to make the most of your vacation here. In this blog, I’ll list where to go, where to stay, and things to do all around Denver.
How to Visit All Nine California National Parks in 13 Days- Travel Itinerary
Let’s be real, California is a LARGE state! In fact, it’s the third largest state in the United States. So how in the world do you see all of the national parks in California in one trip? Well, if you have two weeks to travel, then this itinerary is for you!
New Year, New Grace
Happy New Year! I don’t know about you, but for me 2022 was a wild, blurry, ride. I began the year with a broken foot, a miscarriage, and loss of work. I had to humble myself and take a “real job” after doing Monica Goes full-time for 2 years. I then started the spring pregnant again and spent the rest of the year as a baby-making machine. I was forced to step back from adventures and learn to slow down.
Staycation Babymoon at the Gaylord Rockies Resort
Whether your babymoon includes flying around the world or exploring your own backyard, make sure to take this time to breathe in the moments (as best you can with limited lung capacity these days) and indulge as much as possible. With your partner or spending a few days of self-care and solo time to yourself is there perfect way to relax before baby comes. And if you’re in Denver, definitely check out the Gaylord Rockies Resort!
The Ultimate Cheyenne Weekend Itinerary
When I first moved to Denver, Colorado I did not realize how close the city of Cheyenne is! The border of Wyoming and its capital city of Cheyenne are only a quick 2-hour drive from Denver and the perfect destination for a weekend getaway. Cheyenne is known for being the heart of the old west and the rodeo and railroad Capitol of the U.S. But its surprising combination of modern restaurants and fun things to do combined with western museums and culture is what drew me in the most. Here is the ultimate weekend itinerary of things to do in Cheyenne Wyoming.
10 Things To Do in Austin Texas in the Summer
Austin, Texas has a well-deserved reputation for being an incredible city to visit. But what about that summer Texas heat? Is it still worth visiting Austin in August? Austin is an incredible place to visit year-round! To help you start planning your vacation, here are 10 things to do in Austin Texas.
How to Spend One Day at Great Sand Dunes National Park
One place that I KNEW I had to visit in Colorado is Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve. Located about 3 1/2 hours south of Denver, I made this a stop along the way to Durango. Here’s how I spent one day in this park and why Great Sand Dunes National Park is worth a visit.
Traveling Pregnant to Durango Colorado
Being pregnant doesn’t mean you need to sit in the hotel and do nothing. There are lots of easy adventures around Durango for any level of pregnancy. With so many incredible places to eat and views to take in, Durango might just be the perfect place to travel for a relaxing pregnant vacation!
“I Don’t Want to Get Pregnant After my Miscarriage”
About the time I was coming around to the idea of starting a family, it was all gone. Suddenly I had to accept a new reality once again; that I wasn’t going to become a mom this time. I’ve spent the past two months riding the emotional rollercoaster of losing one reality and having another back. I was finally healing from my broken foot and could adventure again, I could enjoy that glass of wine, and plan that next trip. The idea of waking up tomorrow and suddenly switching the mindset and reality AGAIN is scary.