Unique digital nomad travel adventures from around the U.S.
As part-time travelers, we definitely have to get a little choosy with our vacations. Over the years, we have had the opportunity to travel to some fun places. But there are still plenty on our bucket list. Here we share some of our top picks for travel destinations for female travelers.
We enjoy places that are off the beaten path, but not too far off the beaten path. We like places that are accessible, but not overrun with tourists. When it comes to beaches, well, we like exploring them. But we do not enjoy sunning ourselves on one for hours on end. We are not into the party scene and therefore do not know where to find the party scene. Sorry about that.
We just do our best to find fun places that fit within our budget and allotted time away from work. Sometimes we travel to a European country for a couple of weeks. Sometimes we take a road trip through our home state. And sometimes we explore a different state. If we are lucky, we get to do all three! There is no right or wrong place to travel. The trick for us is finding a mix of destinations that are fun, affordable and keep the wanderlust at bay.
If you have any suggestions for travel destinations for female travelers, please let us know. And if you have any questions about the places we have visited, do not hesitate to reach out. We would LOVE to talk about travel with you.
If you visit Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, in the summertime and are looking for a place away from the crowds, head to Coeur d’Alene Parkway State Park. You will find a lakeside trail with lovely views and few people. State Park Overview About 15 minutes south …
Three defining characteristics of southern Idaho are sagebrush, the Snake River and the Oregon Trail. These things combine near Glenns Ferry, Idaho, at Three Island Crossing State Park. Imagine you were a pioneer headed to Oregon. You’ve made it past the Great Plains and the …
I’ve talked to several people about Lake Walcott State Park and the response was the same. “I’ve seen the sign on the freeway, but have never been there.” Now that we have ventured off the freeway to visit, I would summarize it as a nice …
If you enjoy ranching history, beautiful views and/or recreational activities, Harriman State Park in Idaho will not disappoint. State Park Overview Harriman State Park can be credited with helping to launch Idaho’s official state park system. There is a lot of history at this park. …
If you love rock climbing, you are probably already very familiar with City of Rocks National Reserve. If you are not a rock climber, City of Rocks still has a lot to offer for those who love to explore and hike. State Park Overview City …
Off the beaten path in southern Idaho is a playground of rock formations. Castle Rocks State Park is weird and wonderful. Go here to explore Idaho geology at its finest. State Park Overview In addition to very cool geology, you can see remnants of Native …
Utah and Idaho share a lot in common, one thing being the beautiful turquoise blue waters of Bear Lake. Bear Lake State Park is on Idaho’s side of the lake and boasts one of the finest beaches in the admittedly land-locked Idaho. Bear Lake State …
If you like camping in a campground and lake fishing, Henrys Lake State Park is the park for you. State Park Overview There is a lot to recommend Henrys Lake State Park. However, if I am being perfectly honest, this park was not my exact …
In between two small towns in Eastern Idaho, a no-longer-needed path has a new lease on life. Ride/bike/walk between two towns and enjoy epic scenery consisting of farms, creeks and the impressive Teton Mountain Range. The Ashton to Tetonia Trail covers the 30 miles between, …
Head to Land of the Yankee Fork State Park for a taste of Idaho’s mining history and a chance to explore some cool ghost towns. State Park Overview If you enjoy history, mining, the great outdoors, or all of the above, this is the park …