Posted in USA
March 30, 2020
The 5 U.S. Hikes That Belong On Your Summer Bucket List
There’s no doubt about it — summer is the season for hiking. Whether you’re a novice or an expert, there are some trails that belong on everyone’s bucket list. As we slowly approach the summer season, now’s the perfect time to plan for some memorable hiking experiences. Take a look at the top 5 summer-friendly hikes in the U.S. and see which ones you’d like to conquer this season:
During these uncertain times, please keep safety in mind and consider adding destinations to your bucket list to visit at a later date.
Experiencing Alaska's mesmerizing glaciers is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Head to Kenai Fjords National Park in the summertime and you'll be able to experience this stunning landmark via a meandering trail through alpine meadows.
Acadia National Park is nothing short of magical if you're enchanted by coastal views. Cadillac Mountain just so happens to be the tallest peak on the eastern seaboard, and you can bet the trail boasts some incredible views. While the hike may be challenging, it's only 4 miles round trip so you'll have plenty of time for a picnic along the way or afterwards.
One of the most iconic treks in Yosemite, the aptly-named Mist Trail meanders past two massive waterfalls (Vernal Fall and Nevada Fall) that have been known to mist hikers along the way. What could be more perfect on a hot summer afternoon?
Tucked away in Olympic National Park, the Hoh River Trail offers exquisite views of the Washington state forest. Along the way, you'll notice evergreens, the Hoh River, and most certainly some wildlife.
Boasting exquisite views of the Continental Divide, the Highline Trail in Glacier National Park offers countless picturesque overlooks. On a gorgeous summer day, it's perfect hike for outdoor lovers and nature enthusiasts alike.
What are your thoughts on these beautiful hiking trails? Which have you completed in the past? Be sure to share your experiences with us!
