The spectacular 144-mile stretch of Icefields Parkway in the heart of the Canadian Rockies is a playground for photographers. From turquoise lakes that look like they're from another planet to towering peaks that play peek-a-boo with the clouds, and wildlife that knows how to strike a pose, I dare you to keep your finger off the shutter–bet you can’t ;) It’s deemed one of the most scenic drives in the world for a reason! So, grab your gear, a dash of humor, and a pinch of curiosity because we're about to uncover the most epic photography spots on this scenic highway, and trust us, they're more stunning than a mountain sunset!

Leslie Gulch is a little-known gem in eastern Oregon with towering rock formations, stunning red rock canyons, and a lake to swim, boat, and fish in, this spot has a little something for everyone and is the perfect place to go if you’re looking for utter silence. Here’s everything to know about visiting Leslie Gulch, including pro tips for snagging a campsite, a dispersed car camping packing list, the best hikes in the area, and so much more. Let’s get it.

Lounging beneath a steamy waterfall in a pool of hot mineral water with river views on a snowy winter day–I mean, what sounds better than that? I'm a sucker for hot springs, and Idaho's Pine Flats is easily one of my all-time faves. You'll see why.

Ever wonder why it feels so good to be barefoot in the great outdoors? I dive into the science behind it, and the Raum Goods shoe that keeps us grounded while on the go.

There are TONS of pull offs in Grand Teton National Park with some of the best views this park has to offer. Here are my favorite!