We went on a long weekend trip to Aspen, and, for the first time, I had nothing planned except for maybe hiking Maroon Bells and doing some night photography when the kids went to bed. The stars didn’t quite align on that second part but I did get my first full night of sleep since […]
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We’ve been to Moab twice now, and still feel like we just barely scratched the surface of this beautiful corner of Utah. This post is a roundup of our favorite things to do in Moab with Kids! Hiking in Moab is one of the most popular activities, but there are so many other things like […]
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We went traveling for a month with our two babies. Expectation: One large backpack and two baby carriers. Reality: 1 80L backpack, 1 60L backpack, a diaper/food/toys backpack, a camera backpack, two car seats, a double stroller, and two baby carriers. ðŸ‘So close. For Getting Around Phil & Ted’s Double Stroller I’m in love with […]
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We ate at one of the world’s top restaurants, and yes, we took photos of everything. Central has consistently ranked in the top 10 best restaurants in the world, coming in 5th and 6th place in 2017 and 2018 respectively. So it only made sense that we check it out in our short 48 hour […]
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With only 48 hours in Peru, we had very little time to waste. So to make the most of it, we made reservations at the fifth best restaurant in the world – Central Restaurant. We don’t go to sit-downs often due to conflicting potty/diaper/food/snack/food-throwing/tantrum/socks/nap/etc schedules, so we were really living on the edge here. We […]
Read more >We get a lot of questions about what camera and gear we have on hand, so here’s the low-down on what we bring on our adventures. Camera Canon 5D Mark IV A personal preference, but I’m absolutely in love with this camera! 24-105mm Lens With two kids and one always on me in the carrier, […]
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Best hikes in Patagonia with Kids We went to South Patagonia with our 2 year old and 6 month old. Although we didn’t hike the famous W-trek or O-trek, we found some pretty great Torres Del Paine hikes that you can do with kids. So if you happen to be visiting Patagonia with kids, make […]
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I’ve been to many national parks around the world, but Torres Del Paine in Chile truly took my breath away. We debated forever if we should just stick to Northern Chile and do the Southern tip on a different trip since it takes so much effort to get here, but I’m so glad we decided […]
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Punta Arenas is the gateway to Chile’s Southern Patagonia. This is where you fly into if you want to visit the famous Torres Del Paine National Park. But just like all other locations in Chile, after a long flight comes an equally long drive. Good thing our Toddler likes to sit still for hours on […]
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