What To Do in Bryce Canyon National Park
Bryce Canyon National Park is the shy cousin to nearby Zion National Park. But with fewer crowds and all the beauty, Bryce is a must-see...
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Your Ultimate Guide to Hiking and Camping in Tahoe National Forest
Campers and hikers in Tahoe National Forest will find remoteness and striking mountain views, but still have access to the amenities of small towns and communities. Tahoe...
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The Outdoors: A Photographer’s Perspective
Photography is my creative outlet, and in a way, it’s my therapy. How is taking pictures therapeutic? I asked myself this same question for a...
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Chasing Waterfalls: Spring Break in Maryland
Cunningham Falls State Park lies just over the border from Pennsylvania to Maryland, and it’s my favorite hiking spot. This area is unique because you can find...
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Tread Lightly: How to Discover Nature Without Destroying It
When I shared my last blog post about Plumas County, I received some feedback that I should discuss how added tourism to natural spaces can damage...
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Winter in the Idaho Panhandle
When it comes to finding peace and solitude, there are few places that rival the mountains of Northern Idaho. Especially in the winter time, these...
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Ten National Park Instagram Accounts You’ll Want to Check Out
When we first started Banner & Oak, nearly two years ago now, we used Instagram as our medium to talk to you guys. We’re working on branching...
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Guess What: The National Parks are Open!
After a record-breaking 35 days, the U.S. government is back up and running, but the damage to our National Parks is done. Last week we...
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You Can Still Visit These National Parks During the Government Shutdown
At more than 30 days, we’re currently experiencing the longest government shutdown in United States history which has affected our precious National Parks in different...
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