Showing posts with label road trip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label road trip. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

Travel Tuesday: Take Me Away


Travel Map

Just because summer's over doesn't mean your fun travels have to end. Embrace the new coming of fall and take a roadtrip to the red oak trees, vacay at Lake Michigan or visit America's most beautiful beaches in Oregon! The journey never has to end :) 










Dip In The Lake
Round up the kids and head to the lake with the family at these top 10 lakes! This is a great getaway from your daily chaos ;)
  • Lake Superior
  • Crater Lake, Oregon
  • Lake Winnegabo, Wisconsin
  • Lake Kabetogama, Minnesota 
  • Lake Clark, Alaska
  • Chain of Lakes, Florida
  • Lake Tahoe
  • Lake Michigan
  • Finger Lakes, New York
  • Lake Powell, Utah + Arizona











Road Trip
Feel the wind in your hair and the accileration of taking a road trip with your friends, loved one or family! There are countless locations to visit not only in california, but the beautiful states of our country. Here are a list of great places to road trip to!
  • Painted Desert, Arizona
  • Grand Canyon, Arizona
  • Pacific Coast Highway, California
  • Big Sur Red Oak Tree Forest, California
  • Glacier National Park, 
  • Blue Ridge Parkway, Virginia
  • Olympic Penensula, Washington
  • Columbia River Highway, Oregon
  • Red Rock Country, Arizona
  • Route 66, Chicago to Arizona












Under The Sea

What's better than the fresh ocean breeze and the cool chill of the waves? Take your friends and family to these top beaches for memories that will last a life time :)
  • Art Deco Center: Miami, Fl South Beach
  • South Padre Island, Texas
  • Cannon Beach, Oregon
  • Honaunau Bay, Hawaii
  • Hilton Head, South Carolina
  • Litle Palm Island, Florida
  • Poipu Beach, Hawaii

















Wednesday, August 14, 2013

PL Travel: Painted Desert with Victoria

If you haven't heard of the Painted Desert, it is a sight worth seeing. This weekend, my friends and I decided to take a road trip out to Arizona to see all the beautiful landscapes. Along the way, we filmed a short film of the journey for memory :) (coming soon!).

For more info about The Painted Desert, it extends from the Grand Canyon in a southeasterly direction along the north side of the Little Colorado River to Holbrook. Over the course of 17,000,000 years, the desert has developed colors banded with vivid red, yellow, blue, white, and lavender. At times the air glows with a pink mist or purple haze of desert dust. It is a must-see to add to your bucket list. 

This road trip was more than worth it. Being able to share beautiful experiences in life with the people you love is a treasure that will always be remembered.

Escaping from all the buildings, cars and concrete of LA to enjoy open plains and fresh air was also a plus ;)

Plan a road trip with your family, friends or significant other! Be adventurous and appreciate the beautiful planet we live on. Nature is an incredible part of life that will always bring you peace of mind.

-Victoria


The main view of the Painted Desert Rim and its beautiful colors. It's amazing what nature can do :)


Arizona sunset

East view of the desert

Exploring through the hills

My friend filming some landscape footage for the short film.




Post-meditation session with friends :)



View of the Red Rocks forest on the way to the desert.

We made a stop on the side of the road to see the view of the horizon. It's nice to be surrounded by quiet open land and fresh air :)

View from the road

Taking it all in


Open lands

Relaxing and enjoying the silence


Climbing over the hills was a tough workout, but was well worth it. 

My friend practicing his yoga and meditation. It was only the perfect location to do so :)





Strong winds coming in from the desert before the sunset. There was even lightning! 



The short film is soon to come! Knowing that the journey would be an amazing one, we wanted to capture the adventure to keep for memory. "Free Bird" living life to the fullest :) filmed by Matt Robertson