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Visiting Bandelier National Monument with Kids

Bandelier is an incredibly kid-friendly place, with trails for all ages and abilities, including a short one that hits most of the sites and even allows you to climb up into some of the old alcoves.

Hike Malawi: Ntonya Mountain

Our family loves a good day hike, and Ntonya mountain has been on our list for a long time. It’s challenging, but short, and offers gorgeous views of the surrounding area (if it isn’t cloudy and/or raining).

a family hikes a path in Rocky Mountain National Park, snowcapped mountains in the distance, green grass, and blue sky with fluffy clouds

3 Day Itinerary in Rocky Mountain National Park with Kids

Our family spent three nights camping and hiking in Rocky Mountain National Park, and we had an AMAZING time. We really flew by the seats of our pants with our itinerary, but it turned out so perfectly that we thought we’d share it with you so that other families could also have an amazing time.

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One of my random strong traveler opinions is that when you’re counting the number of countries you’ve been to, airports don’t count. We’ve been to the Addis Ababa, Ethiopia airport several times on our way to and from Malawi, but we’ve never left the airport so I don’t consider myself to have been to Ethiopia.…
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Possibly our most unpopular opinion as travelers is that we didn’t like Zion National Park. We went in the middle of the week in the off season, and it was still insanely crowded. This video is from the start of the Narrows, ZNP’s most popular hike, but we also did two other less popular hikes…
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