Hello! Planning your first trip to Yellowstone National Park? It’s a big park. And it’s remote, but it’s absolutely worth the trip. I’m blown away every time by the diversity of natural wonders inside Yellowstone. Geysers, waterfalls, mountains, wildlife… they’re all abundant and breathtaking. I’ve visited Yellowstone several times and haven’t seen it all. We took […]
Tips for Visiting SeaQuest in Layton, Utah
It’s Cathy with My Book a Day. It’s almost spring break in Utah. I’m always on the look out for something to entertain our 3 kids (18, 13, and 5) when they’re out of school. SeaQuest in the Layton Hills Mall is always a great idea. There’s something for everyone. SeaQuest is a lot of […]
Tips for Visiting Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Planning a trip to Mount Rushmore? We have all seen a million photos and movies and replicas and even parodies of Mount Rushmore National Memorial in South Dakota. For that reason, I did not expect to be as awestruck as I was when I finally stood in front of it. Mount Rushmore National Memorial is spectacular. […]
What to Expect at the Churchill War Rooms
Hello! Planning a trip to London? The Churchill War Rooms is a popular attraction for history lovers. They are the actual rooms where Winston Churchill and his staff led the British war effort during World War II. After the war, the rooms were sealed and preserved. A museum dedicated to the life of Winston Churchill […]
Everything You Need to Know about Visiting Bryce Canyon in Winter
What’s more beautiful than Bryce Canyon National Park in the summer? It’s Bryce Canyon in the winter. Bryce Canyon National Park is open year-round, and winter is a great time to go. Orange hoodoos and green bristlecone pines topped with pristine snow against a bright blue sky… It’s absolutely spectacular. I have visited Bryce Canyon […]
What to Expect at Powder Mountain Ski Resort
Want to avoid the crowds on your next Utah ski trip? With 8,464 skiable acres, Powder Mountain is the biggest ski resort in the United States. It’s bigger than Park City and a lot less crowded. Powder Mountain is located a little farther from the action – but still only about 30 minutes from Ogden, Utah. […]
