June 11, 2025 » Unicorn Adventure

11 Jun 25

Solo Hiking as Therapy: How Nature Helps Me Heal and Find Peace

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Nature doesn’t judge, rush, or overwhelm, it just is. That’s why solo hiking has become my therapy, my escape, my way of processing the heavy stuff. Here’s how the trail helps me heal.

Sipapu Bridge viewed from below on the Under the Natural Bridges Loop

11 Jun 25

Hiking Under the Natural Bridges Loop: An Epic Trail in Natural Bridges National Monument

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Ready to hike through ancient canyons and under massive stone arches? The Under the Natural Bridges Loop in Natural Bridges National Monument is a must-do trail for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike.

11 Jun 25

My Grand Canyon Mood Swing: From Grumpy Hiker to Canyon Convert

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Ever roll up to a world wonder and feel annoyed? Yeah, that was me at the Grand Canyon. But one epic trail changed everything. Here’s the messy, honest, unexpectedly beautiful story.

11 Jun 25

I Took the Long Way Home Through Sedona and It Changed Everything

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What happens when you drop your parents off for a national parks tour and take the longest possible way home? For me, it meant off-road thrills, sunrise hikes, and soul-soothing nights under Sedona’s starry skies.

11 Jun 25

That Time I Nearly Drove Off a Cliff (And Other Awesome Desert Stories)

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What do Moki Dugway, a bowl of penne vodka, and an unexpected family reunion in Monument Valley have in common? This ridiculous, beautiful, kinda magical desert road trip. Here’s what went down.

11 Jun 25

Driving Monument Valley Scenic Drive: A Journey Through the Iconic Navajo Landscape

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Ready for a road trip through cinematic landscapes? The Monument Valley Scenic Drive takes you on a 13-mile journey through towering red rock formations and the heart of Navajo country.

11 Jun 25

Hiking Monarch Cave via Comb Ridge: A Journey Through Ancient History in Bears Ears

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Ready for a hike that combines stunning red rock scenery with ancient ruins? Monarch Cave in Bears Ears National Monument offers a fascinating look at Ancestral Puebloan history tucked away in Comb Ridge.

11 Jun 25

Muley Point: Utah’s Quiet Desert Overlook with a Big Payoff

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Muley Point is the kind of place you tell your friends about with wide eyes and a camera roll full of sunsets. This guide covers everything you need to know before heading to this hidden overlook near Mexican Hat, Utah.

11 Jun 25

Hiking Goosenecks Viewpoint Trail: A Stunning Overlook in Goosenecks State Park

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Looking for epic canyon views without a strenuous hike? The Goosenecks Viewpoint Trail in Goosenecks State Park offers a front row seat to one of the most dramatic river bends in the Southwest.

11 Jun 25

Off-Roading Valley of the Gods Road: A Scenic Adventure in Bears Ears National Monument

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Ready for a wild ride? Valley of the Gods Road offers a jaw-dropping off-road adventure through towering red rock formations and vast desert landscapes in Bears Ears National Monument.

11 Jun 25

Hiking to House on Fire in Bears Ears National Monument: A Journey Through Ancient History

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Step back in time and explore the stunning House on Fire ruins in Bears Ears National Monument. This easy hike leads you to an ancient cliff dwelling that seems to blaze with fiery hues under the right light.

11 Jun 25

Hiking Butler Wash Interpretive Trail: A Journey Through Ancient Ruins in Bears Ears

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Step back in time and explore the Ancestral Puebloan ruins along the Butler Wash Interpretive Trail in Bears Ears National Monument. This easy hike offers stunning views, fascinating history, and a glimpse into the past.

11 Jun 25

Off-Roading the Moki Dugway: Utah’s Cliffside Adventure

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Looking for a breathtaking day hike in Grand Canyon National Park? South Kaibab Trail to Skeleton Point serves up jaw-dropping canyon views, challenging terrain, and unforgettable vistas. Here’s everything you need to know before hitting the trail.

11 Jun 25

Hiking South Kaibab Trail to Skeleton Point – Grand Canyon National Park

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Panoramic view of the Grand Canyon from Maricopa Point

11 Jun 25

Hiking Maricopa Point, Powell Point, and Hopi Point via the Grand Canyon’s Rim Trail

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Walk the Rim Trail and experience the Grand Canyon from three iconic viewpoints: Maricopa, Powell, and Hopi Points. This easy 4.5-mile stretch offers big views, family-friendly hiking, and the best spots for sunrise and sunset