Author: Earth To Sarah

Hello! My passion is travel photography - to capture every inch of the world I can. Enjoy blogs about hiking, backpacking, traveling, tips for both, and some self care hacks! I aim to be authentic as possible and I hope you enjoy reading about my adventures. :) Previously, I have been to Denmark, Germany, Spain, France, The Netherlands, England, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Iceland, South Korea, China, Thailand, Canada, Mexico, Belize, Norway, Italy and Indonesia. Currently, my husband and I are located in Idaho. We are both originally from South Dakota, but look forward to living all around the world. Read my blogs to discover some well known, and not so well known places.

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Summiting Mt. Whitney

This blog will talk about the amazing experience I had while climbing Mt Whitney; the tallest peak in the continental US. The peak is 14,508(ish) feet. The hike is 22 miles, with a 6,000+ foot elevation gain. It’s no walk in the park, but absolutely doable for those who prepare and research. This was my first 14’er, ever, and it was truly a wonderful one to start with!

Belize Travel – How to Visit Islands on a Budget

Belize is the perfect country to enjoy island life on. How to travel and visit islands on a budget in Belize is a breeze. Visit Caye Caulker and San Pedro, go snorkeling, and dine at delicious restaurants.

Visiting Tulum, Mexico

2020 has been a crazy year and of the select places to travel, Mexico is one of them! My husband and I decided to pack our bags and head south to Tulum. I’ll explain everything we did from booking our all inclusive adults only resort to preparing for COVID procedures. First things first; you must […]

How to plan an International Trip in 3 months

I am getting ready for a trip to Brazil that I planned in about 3 months with a friend. In a whole; I researched destinations, purchased the tickets on a Monday night/Tuesday morning about 6 weeks in advance, then saved and prepped for the trip! 3 months in advance – start researching destinations. Once my […]

Waterfall guide in Twin Falls, Idaho and surrounding area.

Twin Falls, Idaho is the best place to be come spring time. Flowers bloom all along the canyon rim and the waterfalls rage! There are over 30 waterfalls just in the ‘City of Waterfalls’ but even more in the surrounding region! Visit the picturesque area and hit all of the waterfalls this spring by following […]

2 Weeks in South Idaho: The Perfect 14 Day Itinerary

There are so many things to see while traveling to Idaho, and it can be challenging to see and experience everything. Because of this, we have devised a step by step, fourteen day itinerary for you and your family to fully experience Southern Idaho! Hiking, eating, staying, and other helpful tips are included. Week One […]

Weekend Getaway to Twin Falls and Burley

Hard weeks should be rewarded with weekend trips. Sometimes you need to get out of town but aren’t able to spend too much time doing so. Because of this, we’ve created the perfect weekend trip for those hard working adventurers! Friday Travel to Twin Falls to start the trip. Arrive early on Friday night to […]

Worswick Hot Springs

Worswick Hot Springs is located north of Fairfield, Idaho; one of the most historic and beautiful towns in Southern Idaho. Its charm is hidden in Camas County. The town sits just below the mountains, showing off the most gorgeous views around. Head north of Fairfield towards Soldier Mountain. This road will take you to the […]

Phantom Falls

Located deep in the south hills, about two hours away from Twin Falls is a ghostly waterfall. Traveling to this waterfall is an adventure in its self! The drive is over gravel roads, and the hike about three miles round trip. The south hills are glowing golden hills that hold waterfalls, cliffs, and amazing rock […]

Vinyard Lake – Eden, Idaho

Shhh it is a local secret. Vinyard Lake is hidden away in the Snake River Canyon. On a hot day, there is no better place to be than swimming in this lake! Experienced climbers can free climb the rock walls and jump off into the water below. Hikers can make their way up the Box […]