Travel & Lifestyle Blog | by Margareth Martin
Hey there! My name is Margareth. I'm a curious individual, with a great desire to explore new eclectic cities, gaze at the great wonders of the world, and more importantly - inspire others to do the same.
I love to hike, take photos, read and dance. But what I really love is going to places that makes me realize just how small problems are. Whenever I get a chance to explore more, I go. Whether it'd be the closest hiking trail near me or somewhere far far away, I roam.
South Beach, Miami has been on the top of my travel bucket list for quite some time now. This city boasts with world-class beaches, great cuisine, and vibrant retro architecture. So, when I was given the chance to visit Miami, I was determined to have a perfect day in South Beach, aka โSoBe.โ
Have you ever been so in love with a city that you get a sense of urgency to move there within hours of arriving? Well, that's how I felt back in 2012 when I first stepped foot in Portland, Oregon. Upon visiting this eclectic city again last month, I was reminded of all the good things about Portland: great breweries, extraordinary artwork, exceptionally healthy restaurants (and bars) and forested scenic views.
Traveling from Las Vegas to Yosemite National Park had many ups and downs. The car ride was eight hours long yet it was quite satisfying. I was greeted with a stunning scenery of Death Valley National Park and Sierra National Forest.
California is one of my favorite places to visit during the summer. Thereโs nothing better than walking along the sandy beaches, exploring the great outdoors and eating fresh seafood. For 4th of July weekend, Matt and I headed down to San Diego, California. We had the most amazing time hiking to Potato Chip Rock, eating delicious seafood, and paddle boarding in the bay.
Hiking in the heat is probably the last thing Vegas locals want to do in the summer. To stay cool, people often stay indoors, whether itโd be their homes, restaurants or one of the casinos in the Las Vegas valley. But my boyfriend, Matt, and I had something else in mind. We decided to venture off to the chilliest mountain in Clark County, Nevada โ Charleston Peak.
Backpacking to Havasupai is one journey Iโll never forget. I spent three days climbing up and down the red sandy hills of the Grand Canyon, swimming in the blue-green water of the Havasu Creek and hanging out with 23 awesome individuals.
I have been itching to see the magical falls of Havasupai since last year. When I got invited by a fellow adventurer, I gladly said YES
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