Trail Submitted by: Miles and Hikes Trail Name: Amicalola Falls via East Ridge Loop Trail City: Dawsonville State: Goeorgia Country: USA Difficulty: Moderate Distance: About 2 Miles Description: Want the magic of the Appalachian Trail plus one of Georgia’s tallest and most beautiful waterfalls? This trail is for you! It winds through lush forests on …
Why Leave No Trace Made Simple is crucial: Camping is one of the best ways to reconnect with nature, breathe fresh air, and take a break from everyday chaos. But with more people than ever heading outdoors these days, protecting those natural spaces has never been more important. The Leave No Trace principles help us …
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Want To Know My Top 5 Safe Camping Spots in California for Women? Keep Reading! California is a paradise for women who love camping and outdoor adventure. From the coast to the mountains and deserts, the state offers a wide variety of options for those looking to disconnect and enjoy nature. For women camping solo …
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Solo camping can feel intimidating the first time, but it doesn’t have to be. With a little preparation and the right mindset, you can enjoy a safe, confident, and empowering outdoor adventure. To make things even easier, I’ve created a one-page Quick Safety & Emergency Checklist for First-Time Solo Women Campers—perfect for printing or saving …
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Why Do I Love Agua Verde in Baja California Sur So Much? Tucked away along the rugged coastline of Baja California Sur lies a place so untouched, so peaceful, it feels like a dream. Agua Verde, a tiny fishing village surrounded by turquoise waters and dramatic cliffs, remains one of the peninsula’s best-kept beaches— and …
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When you’re out in the wilderness—whether camping, or road-tripping—meal prep needs to be simple, nutritious, and delicious. That’s why I love this One-Pot Quinoa & Veggie Pilaf. It’s easy to make, requires minimal gear, and packs a powerful punch of flavor and nutrients. Plus, it’s perfect for all types of outdoor adventurers, from solo backpackers …
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When You Think Of Camping Food, Do Healthy Camping Meals Come To Mind? Canned beans, soggy sandwiches, or endless rounds of hot dogs and hamburgers? Let’s change that now! Eating well outdoors doesn’t have to mean complicated recipes or endless prep. With a little creativity and planning, you can enjoy meals that are flavorful, energizing, …
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Why Camping in Baja California Will Transform You! There are few places that awaken your senses like Baja California. Raw, wild, and breathtaking, the Baja coast feels like the edge of the world — and for a traveler, it becomes a kind of personal frontier. When I set out to camp along its shores, I …
Midlife Camping: Why This Is the Perfect Time to Start I’m excited to share my latest contributor post on Camping for Women! If you’ve been wondering whether it’s too late to try camping, I’m here to tell you—it’s absolutely the perfect time to start. Midlife camping is about reconnecting with nature, slowing down, and rediscovering …
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I get the same question asked a lot: “But how safe is it, really?” It’s a fair question—and one that comes from a mix of curiosity, media headlines, and simple uncertainty about crossing into another country. The short answer? Baja is very safe for travelers. The long answer is worth exploring, because safety in Baja …
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