Nathan White
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What to Expect When Planning Your Next Colorado Ski Trip
In light of the ultra omega super El Niño headed our way, I figured I’d make a post for those of you that were planning on ripping a ski vacation out in Colorado this winter. For those of you that don’t know, a super El Niño means more moisture in Colorado’s atmosphere which means the…
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What I Learned From Climbing My First 14er
If you follow the blog’s Instagram, you probably know that this past weekend I did my first 14er. We hiked Mount Sherman, just west of Fairplay, and it was a ton of fun. In this week’s post I’ll be detailing how we went about this experience, as well as some things I’ll do differently on…
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100th Post Special: A Travel Blogger’s Journey
Wow. 100 blog posts. That’s just under two full years of a blog post every single Wednesday, and I think I’ve only been late on one of them. That’s definitely something to celebrate, so pour yourself a drink for me tonight. Preferably Guinness. In this post I will try to provide some helpful tips and…
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Top Fall Activities in Denver
After a shockingly long and hot summer, fall is finally almost upon us. I’m not usually one to say that I’m glad that summer is over, but seeing as how it’s essentially been summer in Denver since February, I suppose this year is an exception. Broncos Games at Mile High Stadium Broncos games might be…
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Top Dining Spots in the Highlands, Denver
Another day, another Highlands post. The Highlands is a great area if you’re looking for a quiet neighborhood for a meal but don’t want to go too far out of the city, and certain parts of the neighborhood almost feel like a small town despite being just a few blocks from downtown. Let me know…
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Best Restaurants in Waconia, MN
We’re back to small town Minnesota! Having visited all of the states in the Midwest, I feel like Minnesota has some of the best rural towns and rural culture. Of course, I’m definitely biased since I’m originally from Minnesota, but I’ll stand by what I said. Seeing as I grew up visiting all of these…
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Essential Tips for Choosing the Right Hostel
Since I’ve stayed at quite a few hostels throughout my time of solo-traveling Europe, I figured I’d compile a list of attributes to look out for when you’re choosing where to stay on your travels. Of course, all of this depends on your personal preferences when it comes to traveling, so these are just things…
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Must-See Spots in Buenos Aires, Argentina
For us northern hemispherians, summer is slowly coming to an end. For Argentina, summer has only just begun. Here are a few of the best places to visit on a trip to Buenos Aires this summer. Barrio Chino – Belgrano Essentially the Chinatown of Buenos Aires, Barrio Chino is a great spot to get some…
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A Guide to Denver Nightlife
Since Denver is the first city that I’ve lived in where I’m actually living in the main city proper and not a smaller suburb, I’ve been able to actually explore the nightlife of the area. Having lived in the Midwest my whole life, I really enjoy the Denver nightlife scene. It offers a wide range…
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Top Stops for a Weekend in Crested Butte, CO
As you may have seen on my social media pages, I spent the last weekend on vacation in Crested Butte, Colorado. Needless to say, it’s probably the most beautiful mountain town I’ve ever visited. The lovely Elk Ave (their main street) paired with the staggering Crested Butte mountain looming overhead makes for an incredible view,…
