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    Hiking The Teton Crest Trail (Complete Guide)

    05/03/202105/03/2021

    When I stepped on top of Hurricane Pass overlooking the Grand Teton and Middle Teton, I understood why the Teton Crest Trail was named one of the best, and most scenic hikes in North America. When it comes to panoramic views, this hiking trail in Grand Teton National Park has it all: crystal lakes, towering

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    • Hello there! My name is Aaren, a nature-loving photographer that craves adventure across all terrains: especially the sandy and mountainous ones. I am here to inspire you to explore the great outdoors, capture stunning landscapes, and take care of the planet along the way! Let’s go!

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    thank you for all the ways you’ve given me the s thank you for all the ways you’ve given me the silence to listen 🌏🧡
    bali. the place that began this whole rendezvous. bali. the place that began this whole rendezvous. this week/year so far i have been especially grateful for simply being here. i can feel my mindset changing every day i tell myself that i GET to do things, rather than HAVE to. when i was a little girl i used to print off nat geo coloring pages from the family computer, color neatly inside the lines, and dream of a future life where i would see all these animals/landscapes in real life. i never thought any of that would actually happen. i never forget where i came from, but sometimes i definitely forget about the places along the way. the jungles of bali and the family that nurtured my burn and drank tea with me on the mountain. i found true generosity and the importance of giving. the pace of the philippines where i found that life doesn’t need to move so fast and cold coconuts are the one of my favorite things in the world. the peace of japan, my favorite place in the world. where i learned that white rice and soy sauce can be a meal, life is more meaningful with very little, and the unexpected kindness of strangers. then to iceland, where i experienced the earths rugged, intense, but beautiful nature, my limits, and that you can consume over 15 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches over the course of two weeks. utah. wyoming. finding my smallness in nature. learning my strength. finding my voice and one of my greatest passions. but the greatest gift of all, one that took the reins on my life this last year is that i don’t have to be traveling to lead a fulfilling life. being here, right now, wherever, is enough. breathing. loving. eating my umpteenth burrito bowl at chipotle. reading with my patio door open. failing to keep my fifth basil plant alive. finding a new song that is an absolute bop. screaming the song lyrics to throwback music in the car with the windows rolled down at night. dancing in my expensive, shoebox apartment to my favorite tunes. laughter. (continued in comments)
    wandering through the hoodoos of Bryce Canyon Nati wandering through the hoodoos of Bryce Canyon National Park 👽 trail after trail, this park ALWAYS delivers! 👊🏼 On an unrelated note, I just posted my guide to backpacking the Teton Crest Trail 🌲⛰ if you’re looking for an incredible way to get into backpacking or explore one of the most scenic hikes in North America, this treasure in Wyoming is all you need! This is perfect if you’re looking for a trip around the beginning or middle of August! Link is in my bio 😊✨
    howdy, hello, hi, + welcome! there are many new howdy, hello, hi, + welcome! there are many new faces that have found my account recently and i wanted to ~properly~ introduce myself to everyone that might be curious as to who i am, what i do, and what you can expect from my little corner of the internet. first things first, let’s get the basics out of ze way: - i am 22 years old - i grew up in the midwest, but i am now based outside of dallas - instead of going to college after i graduated in 2017, i sold everything i owned and booked a one way flight to bali. since then, i started my travel blog, What Do You Sea, to pursue a fulfilling life through adventurous travel both in the US and around the world. - i have visited: Japan, Scotland, Iceland, The Philippines, Bali, + (maybe?) 1/4 of the states in the US. (Utah and Wyoming being the coolest so far) - the next places i want to visit are Vietnam, Morocco, Italy, and pay another visit to any of the places I’ve already been! - On my website (link in bio) I write in-depth guides to all the places I’ve visited, along with helpful tips to get you exploring whether you’re ballin on a budget or have a little extra to spend. My hobbies include: - guitar - learning Japanese (yes it’s so hard lol) - skateboarding - cooking - drinking coffee - backpacking (the Southeast Asia/Europe kind and the outdoorsy kind) - hiking/camping - reading (my favorite book is Jitterbug Perfume by Tom Robbins) - (+ most importantly) photography Cool FAX (if you read this far) - when I was a kid I ate a whole jar of habanero peppers without batting an eye, and to this day it’s one of my favorite flavors - back in 2018, I competed in the Taekwon-Do British World Championships that took place in Edinburgh, Scotland - also when I was a kid, I picked a glass Christmas ornament off the family Christmas tree and ate it like an apple (not sure how I lived but hey) If you want to read the entirety of my story, head over to my website under the “about” section titled “meet aaren” What’s the weirdest thing about yourself? Let’s get to know each other in the comments 🤘🏼
    this was another one of those times where everyone this was another one of those times where everyone and their mom raves about a location and so I said to myself, “okay let’s see what all the hubbub is about..” only to be BLOWN OUT OF THE WATER over how cool this is! i am passionate about a lot of things, rocks not really being one of them, but both the journey and the arrival to this spot was ✨magical✨what looks like this dinky, boring arch in a photo is a MAGNIFICENT rock structure that stands over fifty feet tall and looks out over both the side of a massive cliff and space bowl type of formation. its truly incredible. there was even around twenty other people here with us that morning and it felt more like a gathering to witness something beautiful (sunrise over delicate arch) rather than elbowing around people to see something cool. it’s definitely not the experience i expected, but one that i was glad I walked a few miles for! GO TO ARCHES PEOPLE! ROCKS ARE COOL!
    one of my favorite places in the world that is tra one of my favorite places in the world that is tragically outshined by zion.. y’all MUST go to this cute lil park one of my favorite parts about this park is that it’s extremely condensed and a lot of the trails are connected so you can begin the day at one side of the park and take a series of connecting trails and end up at the other! 🗺 it’s a solid park if you have a day to explore or a week because you can see so much 🥾 what’s even BETTER is that its elevation is around 9000+ feet so you can visit in the dead of summer like I did and get perfect, 70 degree weather 😏
    once you wake up and realize that you’re the cap once you wake up and realize that you’re the captain of your own ship, you’ll be unstoppable. never take for granted that you can choose or work towards living your dream life every single day. we don’t all have infinite money to move across the country and restart, but we do have access to maybe cruddy jobs that can propel us into those lives. everything we want we must ask and actively work for. ask and it is given, but you also have to put in that hustle and give thanks for where you are in order to receive those things. the new year will be work, work, work for all the play in the future. cant wait to share, i just change my mind too often to put a tack in it it just yet. what will you do now and in the new year to move towards your dream world?
    off somewhere in a world of my own by the looks o off somewhere in a world of my own by the looks of it, next year will include a lot of backyard travel. which is fine by me - last year the american southwest, this year the inland northwest... where to next, @leadawnhart ?😊🥾

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