Canoeing through Barton Creek Cave, Belize

Canoeing through Barton Creek Cave, Belize

Filled with mystery from the days the Mayans used it for rituals, I took a canoe through the popular Barton Creek Cave in the Cayo District of Belize. Regarded as one of the largest caves in the world at over 4.5 miles long and on land surrounded by Mennonites this day was a great adventure I’ll not soon forget.

Photo of the Week – Starr Kempf’s Metal Sculptures

Photo of the Week – Starr Kempf’s Metal Sculptures

Pictured is the kinetic metal sculptures of famous artist and sculptor Starr Kempf (1917–1995). They were on display outside the home and visible from the road located in Colorado Springs. Each sculpture reportedly took up to 3 years to complete and are each one of a kind.

Photo of the Week – Belize’s Stilt Houses

Photo of the Week – Belize’s Stilt Houses

Pictured is a modest home in Belize. These wooden houses sitting on top of stilts are a common sight all over Belize’s islands and much of the eastern coast on the mainland.

Swimming in Big Rock Falls, Belize

Swimming in Big Rock Falls, Belize

A fun filled and easy hike to swim in the 150 foot waterfall “Big Rock Falls” including photos and video. Located in the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve of western Belize.

Photo of the Week – The Checkerboard Mountain

Photo of the Week – The Checkerboard Mountain

This week’s photo is of a famous mountain known officially as the Checkerboard Mesa. It’s made up of Navajo sandstone and 2 lines that form an easily viewed checkerboard pattern. Located on the East side of the Zion National Park in Southern Utah.

Jungle Canopy Ziplining In Belize

Jungle Canopy Ziplining In Belize

A review of my Belize zip line tour in the jungle canopy featuring photos and a short video. Shortly after we cooled off with some cave tubing. Find out how safe and how much fun flying through the trees were here.

Photo of the Week – Montezuma Castle

Photo of the Week – Montezuma Castle

Another scorching hot day in Arizona, another adventure to somewhere new. Montezuma Castle National Monument, located just under 100 miles north of Phoenix, Arizona. This might be the most well preserved cliff dwellings in the entire country.

The Iconic Tulum Mayan Ruins – Yucatan, Mexico

The Iconic Tulum Mayan Ruins – Yucatan, Mexico

Tulum might be one of the most famous Mayan ancient ruins but does that mean it’s a great travel destination? It’s very hot and very crowded – but it has an amazing beach. Get tips for visiting here.