My family went to Havasupai Falls last week. It was the most amazing and magical place I have ever been. It is located in the Grand Canyon and is about a 9 hour drive and a 10 mile hike in. It was so worth every darn blister and it was my first hike with a back pack (I think I over packed a bit, my bag weighed 60 pounds, surprise!). There is a large campsite that is right next to the falls. Havasupai is this incredible oasis in the middle of the dessert with crystal clear water. We went down with most of my dad's family and friends. There was a group of 70 people. We had such a blast with our crew! We lived in our suites the entire trip and spent our days swimming, cliff jumping, rope swinging, tubing rivers, exploring (which was my favorite) and vegging out. Each fall has its own uniqueness. I personally think that Havasupai is the prettiest, Navajo reminded me of a waterfall you would find in Hawaii and was super fun, and I had the best time Mooney falls. Mooney was also my favorite to hike to. You went through a rock cave and had to hike down a sheer cliff by holding on the chains and bolts. Did I mention that the water is freezing! You eventually get used to it and it feels good because it's so hot there. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone that enjoys a good adventure and nature. You can get all of the information at www.havasupaitribe.com. We are planning our next trip sometime next June and everyone is invited!
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Havasupai Falls
My family went to Havasupai Falls last week. It was the most amazing and magical place I have ever been. It is located in the Grand Canyon and is about a 9 hour drive and a 10 mile hike in. It was so worth every darn blister and it was my first hike with a back pack (I think I over packed a bit, my bag weighed 60 pounds, surprise!). There is a large campsite that is right next to the falls. Havasupai is this incredible oasis in the middle of the dessert with crystal clear water. We went down with most of my dad's family and friends. There was a group of 70 people. We had such a blast with our crew! We lived in our suites the entire trip and spent our days swimming, cliff jumping, rope swinging, tubing rivers, exploring (which was my favorite) and vegging out. Each fall has its own uniqueness. I personally think that Havasupai is the prettiest, Navajo reminded me of a waterfall you would find in Hawaii and was super fun, and I had the best time Mooney falls. Mooney was also my favorite to hike to. You went through a rock cave and had to hike down a sheer cliff by holding on the chains and bolts. Did I mention that the water is freezing! You eventually get used to it and it feels good because it's so hot there. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone that enjoys a good adventure and nature. You can get all of the information at www.havasupaitribe.com. We are planning our next trip sometime next June and everyone is invited!
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Yachats, Oregon
Life has been so busy lately and I'm so far behind on what we have been up to. Jordy and I went with his family to the Oregon coast in the middle of May. It was so beautiful there. We rented a beach house and explored the cost all week. You have the best of both worlds there. One side of the coast is lush green forests with amazing hikes and the other is gorgeous beaches with huge waves crashing over ginormous boulders. We wanted to go on a family vacation before Jordy's brother Sean left for his mission and he left a few days after we got home. He is now serving in Dallas, Texas. Another fun thing we did is went to the sand dunes (yes, they also have sand dunes) and went on the best yet scariest buggy ride. It was definitely intense. Jordy and his brothers also went sand boarding at the dunes (it’s just like snowboarding). We had an awesome week and a great time with his family! I would definitely recommend this trip to anyone!!!
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