Join us for our epic day in Kings Canyon National Park, one of California’s most underrated national parks. In this travel vlog, we spend the day exploring the beauty of Kings Canyon, taking in the massive mountain views, incredible scenery, peaceful forest moments, and unforgettable stops throughout the park. Kings Canyon National Park completely surprised us. From the towering trees to the dramatic canyon views, this park quickly became one of the highlights of our California national parks road trip. If you are planning a visit to Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, or you just love national park travel vlogs, this video will give you a real look at what it felt like to spend a day exploring Kings Canyon. 🌿 Location Info: Kings Canyon National Park, California Mist Falls Trail Details: Distance: 8 miles total (out and back), 908 ft of elevation gain This popular route starts along the sandy Paradise Valley Trail, and then continues onto the Mist Falls Trail. As you climb into the wilderness, you’ll have some beautiful views of the canyon you were just in. The trail is mostly moderate until the end, where there is a quick 600 foot elevation gain to the waterfall. Eventually you’ll reach the falls which are, as their name suggests, very misty! https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/mist-falls CHAPTERS: 00:00 Kings Canyon National Park Overview 00:42 The Plan for Day 01:27 Kings Canyon Overlook 01:53 Redwood Mountain Overlook 02:39 Driving the Kings Canyon Scenic Byway 08:02 Kings Canyon Park Entrance Sign 08:28 Mist Falls Trail Start 15:20 Mist Falls Trail - Bridge 22:08 Mist Falls Trail - Granite Rock Overlook 24:35 Mist Falls Trail - Mist Falls 27:08 Muir Rock 28:06 Roaring River Falls 28:55 Knapp’s Cabin 29:59 Canyon View Overlook 30:39 Cedar Grove Visitor Center 30:50 Grizzly Falls 31:15 Kings Canyon Scenic Byway Overlooks 32:34 Junction View Overlook 32:56 General Grant Tree Trail Start 33:31 General Grant Tree 34:12 Gamlin Cabin 34:38 Centennial Stump 34:59 Fallen Monarch 35:53 Kings Canyon Visitor Center --- Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw0sVJWt_azyiYoZvykGpwg/join A HUGE THANK YOU to our channel members! TROPICAL TRAVELERS: lashaysmith7783 roundstone2020 SUNSHINE SEEKERS: I_like_pears TheLovelyLadyB IncognitoMouse bethward6788 dennisriccio3943 edwardmcnew612 RetiredandLovingIt DonnaKasare --- Say "hello" to me on: Instagram: @chrissatravels Facebook: Chrissa Travels Florida Buy Me a Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/chrissatravels Or read my travel blog at: www.chrissatravelsflorida.com --- Would you like to help support our channel and assist in creating future content? Below are our affiliate links to our partners. Any purchase you make through these links earns us a commission that helps us continue bringing you amazing content at not additional cost to you! 🧭 Helpful Links: AllTrails (Affiliate Link): https://alltrails.pxf.io/mOY0Ee --------------------------

Join us for our first time visiting Sequoia National Park as we spend one unforgettable day exploring the giant trees, scenic mountain roads, and some of the most iconic stops in the park. Seeing the giant sequoias had been on our bucket list for years, and this was the first day of our California National Parks road trip through Sequoia, Kings Canyon, and Yosemite. We started with an early morning drive from Fresno to Sequoia National Park, entered through the Foothills Entrance, stopped at the historic Sequoia National Park entrance sign, visited Tunnel Rock, and made our way up Generals Highway toward the Giant Forest. Along the way, we experienced the incredible drive into the Sierra Nevada Mountains, passed the Four Guardsmen, explored the General Sherman Tree Trail, visited the Giant Forest Museum, and walked the peaceful Big Trees Trail. This Sequoia National Park travel vlog is all about our experience seeing the giant sequoia trees for the first time, including what it felt like to stand among some of the largest trees on Earth. If you are planning a trip to Sequoia National Park, or just love National Parks, scenic drives, giant trees, and California road trips, we hope this video gives you a real look at what it is like to spend one epic day in Sequoia. 🌿 Park Details: Sequoia National Park Location: Three Rivers, California Price: You may enter the park with a Standard, Annual, or America the Beautiful Pass. The fee for a Standard entrance pass is $20.00–$35.00. Non-US residents (16 and over) must pay an additional $100 per person fee unless admitted with an Annual or America the Beautiful Pass. Hours: The parks are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Occasionally, winter storms will close some park roads until they can be plowed. Other park roads are closed during winter months. Website: https://www.nps.gov/seki/index.htm CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro & Travel Day recap 00:42 Driving to Sequoia 03:33 Sequoia National Park Entrance Sign 05:43 Tunnel Rock 06:13 Driving to the Giant Forest 07:31 Entering the Giant Forest 08:38 General Sherman Tree Trail 09:58 The General Sherman Tree (The Largest Tree on Earth) 12:33 Congress Trail 20:05 Hike Recap 22:32 Giant Forest Museum 24:06 Big Trees Trail 34:39 Beetle Rock 35:11 Moro Rock 40:04 Tunnel Log 40:37 Hike Back to the Car 41:08 Lodgepole Visitor Center & Market 41:38 Wuksachi Lodge and Room Tour --- Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw0sVJWt_azyiYoZvykGpwg/join A HUGE THANK YOU to our channel members! TROPICAL TRAVELERS: lashaysmith7783 roundstone2020 SUNSHINE SEEKERS: I_like_pears TheLovelyLadyB IncognitoMouse bethward6788 dennisriccio3943 edwardmcnew612 RetiredandLovingIt DonnaKasare --- Say "hello" to me on: Instagram: @chrissatravels Facebook: Chrissa Travels Florida Buy Me a Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/chrissatravels Or read my travel blog at: www.chrissatravelsflorida.com --- Would you like to help support our channel and assist in creating future content? Below are our affiliate links to our partners. Any purchase you make through these links earns us a commission that helps us continue bringing you amazing content at not additional cost to you! 🧭 Helpful Links: AllTrails (Affiliate Link): https://alltrails.pxf.io/mOY0Ee --------------------------

The Mist Falls Trail in Kings Canyon National Park ended up being one of the most unforgettable hikes of our California national parks trip. In this video, we hike the Mist Falls Trail from the Cedar Grove area of Kings Canyon National Park, following the river through towering granite canyon walls, forested sections, mountain views, and eventually reaching the beautiful Mist Falls. The entire trail was stunning from start to finish, and it quickly became the Kings Canyon hike we’re still thinking about. If you’re planning a trip to Kings Canyon National Park and wondering if Mist Falls Trail is worth adding to your itinerary, this video will give you a look at what the hike is really like, what the scenery looks like along the way, and why this trail became one of our favorite hikes in the park. 🌿 Location Info: Kings Canyon National Park Location: California - Roads End Trailhead Price: You may enter the park with a Standard, Annual, or America the Beautiful Pass. The fee for a Standard entrance pass is $20.00–$35.00. Non-US residents (16 and over) must pay an additional $100 per person fee unless admitted with an Annual or America the Beautiful Pass. Hours: The parks are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Occasionally, winter storms will close some park roads until they can be plowed. Other park roads are closed during winter months. Website: https://www.nps.gov/seki/index.htm Mist Falls Trail Details: Distance: 8 miles total (out and back), 908 ft of elevation gain This popular route starts along the sandy Paradise Valley Trail, and then continues onto the Mist Falls Trail. As you climb into the wilderness, you’ll have some beautiful views of the canyon you were just in. The trail is mostly moderate until the end, where there is a quick 600 foot elevation gain to the waterfall. Eventually you’ll reach the falls which are, as their name suggests, very misty! AllTrails Link: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/mist-falls CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro 00:23 Driving into Kings Canyon 01:05 Mist Falls Trail Start 07:14 Trail Intersection 07:57 Bridge 14:55 Granite Rock Overlook 17:13 Mist Falls 19:45 Hike Recap 20:19 Outro --- Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw0sVJWt_azyiYoZvykGpwg/join A HUGE THANK YOU to our channel members! TROPICAL TRAVELERS: lashaysmith7783 roundstone2020 SUNSHINE SEEKERS: I_like_pears TheLovelyLadyB IncognitoMouse bethward6788 dennisriccio3943 edwardmcnew612 RetiredandLovingIt DonnaKasare --- Say "hello" to me on: Instagram: @chrissatravels Facebook: Chrissa Travels Florida Buy Me a Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/chrissatravels Or read my travel blog at: www.chrissatravelsflorida.com --- Would you like to help support our channel and assist in creating future content? Below are our affiliate links to our partners. Any purchase you make through these links earns us a commission that helps us continue bringing you amazing content at not additional cost to you! 🧭 Helpful Links: AllTrails (Affiliate Link): https://alltrails.pxf.io/mOY0Ee --------------------------

In this video, we’re hiking to the top of Moro Rock, a massive granite dome with a short but surprisingly challenging stairway climb. Even though the trail is only about a half mile round trip, the climb takes you up more than 350 stone and concrete steps with incredible views the entire way. Moro Rock is one of the most iconic hikes in Sequoia National Park, offering panoramic views of the Great Western Divide, the surrounding Sierra Nevada mountains, the San Joaquin Valley, and Sequoia’s vast wilderness. The climb is steep, narrow in sections, and can feel intense with the exposed dropoffs, but the view from the top is absolutely worth it. If you’re planning a trip to Sequoia National Park, Moro Rock is a must-do stop, especially if you love scenic overlooks, short hikes with big rewards, and unforgettable national park views. In this video, we share what it’s like to climb Moro Rock, what to expect on the stairs, how challenging the hike feels, and a few tips for visiting. If you enjoyed this Sequoia National Park adventure, make sure to like this video and subscribe for more national park travel guides, Florida adventures, and outdoor travel content. --- Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw0sVJWt_azyiYoZvykGpwg/join A HUGE THANK YOU to our channel members! TROPICAL TRAVELERS: @lashaysmith7783 @roundstone2020 SUNSHINE SEEKERS: @I_like_pears @TheLovelyLadyB @IncognitoMouse @bethward6788 @dennisriccio3943 @edwardmcnew612 @RetiredandLovingIt @Meloboi40 --- Say "hello" to me on: Instagram: @chrissatravels Facebook: Chrissa Travels Florida Buy Me a Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/chrissatravels Or read my travel blog at: www.chrissatravelsflorida.com --- Would you like to help support our channel and assist in creating future content? Below are our affiliate links to our partners. Any purchase you make through these links earns us a commission that helps us continue bringing you amazing content at not additional cost to you! 🧭 Helpful Links: AllTrails (Affiliate Link): https://alltrails.pxf.io/mOY0Ee --------------------------

Join us as we explore the General Sherman Tree Trail and Congress Trail in Sequoia National Park, California! This incredible hike takes you into the heart of the Giant Forest, home to the largest unlogged giant sequoia grove in the world and more than 8,000 sequoia trees. We start at the famous General Sherman Tree, the largest tree on Earth by volume, before continuing onto the Congress Trail, a beautiful 2.7-mile paved loop that takes you deeper into one of the most breathtaking forests in the world. Along the way, we see some of the most iconic sights on the trail, including the Tough Twins, President Tree, Chief Sequoyah, the Senate Group, House Group, McKinley Tree, Room Tree, Founders Group, Cattle Cabin, and even a tunnel tree. We also share tips for visiting, including parking, shuttle options, crowds, elevation, and what to expect on the hike back up to the General Sherman parking lot. If you are planning a trip to Sequoia National Park, this is one of the best hikes to add to your itinerary, especially if you want to experience the Giant Forest beyond just the General Sherman Tree. Thank you so much for watching and joining us on this adventure! 🌿 Location Info: Sequoia National Park Three Rivers, California General Sherman Tree Trail: Length: 1.1 mile, out-and-back https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/general-sherman-tree-trail Congress Trail: Length: 2.9 miles, loop https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/congress-trail CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro 00:25 Basic Information 00:49 Entering Into the Giant Forest for the First Time 01:52 Sherman Tree Trail Start 03:08 The General Sherman Tree - The Largest Tree in the World by Volume 05:05 The Tough Twins 05:42 Congress Trail Start 07:14 The President Tree 07:37 Chief Sequoyah Tree 08:50 The Senate Group 09:53 The House Group 10:47 McKinley Tree 11:00 Room Tree 11:46 The Founders Group 12:04 Cattle Cabin 12:43 Twinned Trees 13:03 Tunnel Tree 13:15 Tips 14:12 Outro --- Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw0sVJWt_azyiYoZvykGpwg/join A HUGE THANK YOU to our channel members! TROPICAL TRAVELERS: @lashaysmith7783 @roundstone2020 SUNSHINE SEEKERS: @I_like_pears @TheLovelyLadyB @IncognitoMouse @bethward6788 @dennisriccio3943 @edwardmcnew612 @RetiredandLovingIt @Meloboi40 --- Say "hello" to me on: Instagram: @chrissatravels Facebook: Chrissa Travels Florida Buy Me a Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/chrissatravels Or read my travel blog at: www.chrissatravelsflorida.com --- Would you like to help support our channel and assist in creating future content? Below are our affiliate links to our partners. Any purchase you make through these links earns us a commission that helps us continue bringing you amazing content at not additional cost to you! 🧭 Helpful Links: AllTrails (Affiliate Link): https://alltrails.pxf.io/mOY0Ee --------------------------

Florida is home to some incredible state parks, but some of them offer experiences that are completely different from what you might expect. In this video, we’re sharing 10 unique Florida State Parks that we’ve personally visited so far, from remote island adventures and historic ruins to crystal-clear springs, wildlife encounters, rugged coastlines, and landscapes that feel nothing like typical Florida. This list is not ranked in any particular order. Instead, we wanted to highlight the variety of Florida State Parks and show just how many different kinds of adventures you can find across the state. In this video, we visit unique Florida State Parks like Egmont Key State Park, De Leon Springs State Park, Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic State Park, Weeki Wachee Springs State Park, Ravine Gardens State Park, Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park, Devil’s Millhopper Geological State Park, Silver Springs State Park, Payne’s Prairie Preserve State Park, and Washington Oaks Gardens State Park. If you’re planning a Florida road trip, looking for affordable things to do in Florida, or searching for unique outdoor adventures beyond the theme parks, these Florida State Parks are definitely worth adding to your list. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro 00:27 Egmont Key State Park 01:43 De Leon Springs State Park 02:58 Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic State Park 04:09 Weeki Wachee Springs State Park 05:14 Ravine Gardens State Park 06:19 Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park 07:33 Devil’s Millhopper Geological State Park 08:43 Silver Springs State Park 09:59 Payne’s Prairie Preserve State Park 11:02 Washington Oaks Gardens State Park 12:17 Outro --- Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw0sVJWt_azyiYoZvykGpwg/join A HUGE THANK YOU to our channel members! TROPICAL TRAVELERS: @lashaysmith7783 @roundstone2020 SUNSHINE SEEKERS: @I_like_pears @TheLovelyLadyB @IncognitoMouse @bethward6788 @dennisriccio3943 @edwardmcnew612 @RetiredandLovingIt @Meloboi40 --- Say "hello" to me on: Instagram: @chrissatravels Facebook: Chrissa Travels Florida Buy Me a Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/chrissatravels Or read my travel blog at: www.chrissatravelsflorida.com --- Would you like to help support our channel and assist in creating future content? Below are our affiliate links to our partners. Any purchase you make through these links earns us a commission that helps us continue bringing you amazing content at not additional cost to you! 🧭 Helpful Links: AllTrails (Affiliate Link): https://alltrails.pxf.io/mOY0Ee --------------------------

Today we’re exploring Edward Medard Conservation Park, a unique Florida park recommended by one of our viewers (travelingwithrick)! This hidden gem is home to some of the wildest tree roots we’ve ever seen, along with scenic trails, water views, wildlife, and a landscape that feels completely different from your typical Florida park. Join us as we check out these incredible trees, explore the park, and see why Edward Medard Conservation Park might be one of Florida’s most underrated outdoor adventures. 🌿 Park Details: Edward Medard Conservation Park Location: Plant City, Florida Price: $2 per vehicle (up to 8 people) Hours: Spring/Summer: 8 AM to 7 PM, Fall/Winter: 8 AM to 6 PM Website: https://hcfl.gov/locations/edward-medard-conservation-park Singing Bluff Trail Details: Distance: 1.3 miles (loop) This is a beautiful trail that leads to several viewpoints overlooking the water. Wading birds and other interesting wildlife can be spotted in this area. Vultures are known to populate this area and have a nesting and breeding ground on site. There is a decent amount of elevation gain along the way which is unique to the Florida landscape. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro 00:52 Singing Bluffs Trail 12:20 Picnic Area 15:19 Observation Tower 17:24 Alligator Alley 18:13 Boardwalk 18:48 Sacred Hills (Tree Roots) Area 22:07 Recap 26:08 Outro --- Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw0sVJWt_azyiYoZvykGpwg/join A HUGE THANK YOU to our channel members! TROPICAL TRAVELERS: @lashaysmith7783 @roundstone2020 SUNSHINE SEEKERS: @I_like_pears @TheLovelyLadyB @IncognitoMouse @bethward6788 @dennisriccio3943 @edwardmcnew612 @RetiredandLovingIt @Meloboi40 --- Say "hello" to me on: Instagram: @chrissatravels Facebook: Chrissa Travels Florida Buy Me a Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/chrissatravels Or read my travel blog at: www.chrissatravelsflorida.com --- Would you like to help support our channel and assist in creating future content? Below are our affiliate links to our partners. Any purchase you make through these links earns us a commission that helps us continue bringing you amazing content at not additional cost to you! 🧭 Helpful Links: AllTrails (Affiliate Link): https://alltrails.pxf.io/mOY0Ee --------------------------

Looking for free things to do in Florida? In this video, we’re sharing 20 FREE outdoor adventures in Florida that we’ve personally visited and recommend. From wildlife drives and scenic nature trails to Florida springs, boardwalk hikes, National Park Service sites, and peaceful hidden gems, these are some of our favorite budget-friendly outdoor experiences across the state. This list includes places like Apopka Wildlife Drive, Big Cypress Loop Road, Green Springs, Gemini Springs, Circle B Bar Reserve, Orlando Wetlands, TECO Manatee Viewing Center, Hontoon Island State Park, Black Bear Wilderness Area, Shingle Creek Regional Park, Fort Matanzas, Biscayne National Park, and more. These free Florida adventures are perfect if you love hiking, wildlife viewing, birdwatching, scenic drives, springs, history, or just finding unique things to do in Florida without spending a lot of money. Please double-check hours, parking rules, seasonal closures, and current fees before you go, since things can change over time. As of May 2026, these were free to visit based on our experience and current research. If you enjoy Florida travel, outdoor adventures, national parks, hidden gems, and budget-friendly things to do, make sure to like this video and subscribe for more Florida travel ideas. Looking for theme park content? Check out our second channel, The Queue Life, for Disney, Universal, and theme park guides! #FloridaTravel #FreeThingsToDoInFlorida #FloridaAdventures #OutdoorAdventures #FloridaHiking #FloridaWildlife #FloridaNature CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro 00:33 Apopka Wildlife Drive 01:47 Big Cypress Loop Road 03:16 Green Springs 04:12 Gemini Springs 05:08 Circle B Bar Reserve 06:27 Orlando Wetlands 07:41 TECO Manatee Viewing Center 08:56 Hontoon Island State Park 10:09 Black Bear Wilderness Area 11:35 St Francis Trail - Ocala National Forest 12:57 Tibet Butler Nature Preserve 14:18 Disney Wilderness Preserve 15:23 Shingle Creek Regional Park 16:38 Palm Island Park & Mount Dora Lighthouse 17:31 Hidden Waters Preserve 18:49 Dames Cave Trail 19:59 De Soto National Memorial 21:29 Timucuan Ecological & Historical Preserve 22:45 Fort Matanzas National Monument 24:13 Biscayne National Park 25:25 Outro --- Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw0sVJWt_azyiYoZvykGpwg/join A HUGE THANK YOU to our channel members! TROPICAL TRAVELERS: @lashaysmith7783 @roundstone2020 SUNSHINE SEEKERS: @I_like_pears @TheLovelyLadyB @IncognitoMouse @bethward6788 @dennisriccio3943 @edwardmcnew612 @RetiredandLovingIt @Meloboi40 --- Say "hello" to me on: Instagram: @chrissatravels Facebook: Chrissa Travels Florida Buy Me a Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/chrissatravels Or read my travel blog at: www.chrissatravelsflorida.com --- Would you like to help support our channel and assist in creating future content? Below are our affiliate links to our partners. Any purchase you make through these links earns us a commission that helps us continue bringing you amazing content at not additional cost to you! 🧭 Helpful Links: AllTrails (Affiliate Link): https://alltrails.pxf.io/mOY0Ee --------------------------

Blue Spring State Park is one of Florida’s most famous state parks, best known for its crystal-clear spring, manatees, swimming, and the beautiful spring run. But on this visit, we decided to explore a part of the park that many people skip: the Pine Island Trail. In this video, we hike the Pine Island Trail at Blue Spring State Park to see what the park is like beyond the spring area. This peaceful trail takes you through a quieter side of the park, away from the crowds, with shaded forest, Florida nature, wildlife, and a completely different experience than most visitors expect when they think of Blue Spring. If you’re planning a trip to Blue Spring State Park in Orange City, Florida, this video will give you a closer look at what else there is to do besides swimming, tubing, kayaking, and seeing manatees. The Pine Island Trail is a great option if you enjoy hiking, nature walks, Florida state parks, or exploring the less-crowded side of popular destinations. Join us as we explore the part of Blue Spring most people skip and see if this hidden side of the park is worth adding to your visit. Thank you so much for watching and supporting Chrissa Travels! If you enjoy Florida travel, hiking, nature trails, state parks, and national park adventures, be sure to subscribe for more outdoor adventures. 🌿 Location Info: Location: Blue Spring State Park Address: 2100 W. French Ave., Orange City, FL 32763 Trail: Pine Island Trail Distance: 3.6 miles one way, about 7.2 miles round trip Trail Type: Out and back Difficulty: Moderate, mainly due to distance, sandy sections, and limited shade in some areas Best For: Hiking, wildlife, Florida nature, and exploring the quieter side of Blue Spring Tip: Bring plenty of water, bug spray, and sun protection if you plan to hike the full trail. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro 00:42 Entrance & Walking the Boardwalk 01:19 Head Spring Overlooks 03:00 Pine Island Trailhead & Hike Overview 04:19 Hike Begin 06:57 Bear Tracks & Scrub Area 09:50 Wetlands Area 10:20 Deer Sighting 11:05 Back Into the Scrub 12:20 Oak Hammock Area 13:00 AllTrails Plug 13:45 Oak Hammock Area Continued 15:40 Trail End & River Overlook 18:20 Hike Recap 21:06 Outro --- Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw0sVJWt_azyiYoZvykGpwg/join A HUGE THANK YOU to our channel members! TROPICAL TRAVELERS: @lashaysmith7783 @roundstone2020 SUNSHINE SEEKERS: @I_like_pears @TheLovelyLadyB @IncognitoMouse @bethward6788 @dennisriccio3943 @edwardmcnew612 @RetiredandLovingIt @Meloboi40 --- Say "hello" to me on: Instagram: @chrissatravels Facebook: Chrissa Travels Florida Buy Me a Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/chrissatravels Or read my travel blog at: www.chrissatravelsflorida.com --- Would you like to help support our channel and assist in creating future content? Below are our affiliate links to our partners. Any purchase you make through these links earns us a commission that helps us continue bringing you amazing content at not additional cost to you! 🧭 Helpful Links: AllTrails (Affiliate Link): https://alltrails.pxf.io/mOY0Ee --------------------------