Squamish Day 2

I woke up around 6am feeling well rested, so I got up and did some writing while Cody slept in. Unfortunately the wifi in the cabin was terrible, but I still felt pretty productive! Once Cody got up we made coffee and watched 101 Dalmatians. 

Squamish Day 1

My boyfriend and I decided to do a weekend trip to celebrate Valentine’s Day! We left for Squamish just after lunch time, but had to make a couple stops along the way to pick up a few groceries as well as some firewood from one of Cody’s job sites. The Airbnb cabin we were staying at had a wood burning stove! I was so excited to have a cozy rainy weekend in front of the fire watching old VHSs, reading, and eating!

Five Tips for Snowshoeing

Today I will be sharing five snowshoeing tips! Even though I’ve only gone a few times, I have learned a few things that would help out a first-time snowshoer!

5 Ways to Save Money to Travel

1. Start a savings account

When I first started saving up to travel I had a bad job and could hardly afford my rent and other expenses every month. I started a savings account specifically for travel, and set it up so $50 from every paycheck went straight in. That’s just a small amount of money, but it is surprising how quickly it adds up! You can deposit whatever amount works best for you and watch it grow! Before you know it you’ll have a nice chunk of money set aside for travel.

Snowshoeing | Cypress Mountain

Over the weekend Cody and I went snowshoeing on Cypress Mountain in West Vancouver. We invested in really good snowshoes so that we could avoid pricey rentals every time we want to trek through the snow. If you have your own, there are tons of free snowshoeing trails around Vancouver! It is so much fun walking and playing in the snow, the views are incredible, and you also get a really good workout!