Thank you for visiting my hiking blog!
The Modern Female Hiker is a blog for outdoor lovers, dog parents (we have a chocolate lab and a basset hound) & weekend warriors. I have been fortunate enough to hike all over the world when I have time off work, and I’m so excited to share tips & tricks with you on how to get the most out of your weekends and precious vacation days.
I especially love taking my dogs with me so if possible I always look for dog-friendly hikes.
If you ever have specific questions, leave a comment, or my emails and DMs are always open!
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Latest Hiking Blog Posts
16 Best Hiking Trails near Santa Fe, New Mexico
Santa Fe, New Mexico is a popular destination for tourism, but did you know it also has great outdoor activities? Keep reading for some of my favorite hiking trails near Santa Fe.
Ultimate Guide to White Sands National Park in New Mexico
White Sands National Park is a magical place in New Mexico with white gypsum sand dunes. Often used as a backdrop for photo shoots, this unique location is a must visit for any hiker.
15 Best Hikes in Colorado
Colorado is one of my personal favorite states to travel and take a vacation in. It’s also a great place to live because of all the outdoor opportunities and hiking trails. Keep reading for the 15 best hikes in Colorado.
13 Unique Hiking Trails in Santa Cruz
One of the reasons Santa Cruz is a popular tourist destination is its proximity to prominent hiking trails. They cut across the wildlands and 2,000-foot heights in the Santa Cruz Mountains and extend downwards to the ocean.
10 Best Flagstaff Hiking Trails
Flagstaff is one of my favorite hiking towns in the United States. Often overshadowed by Sedona, Flagstaff sits at a much higher elevation and offers so many unique hiking opportunities. Keep reading for some of the best hikes in Flagstaff.
7 Best Lake Arrowhead Hiking Trails
Lake Arrowhead is the perfect place to go hiking if you live in the Los Angeles or the surrounding area. Close to Big Bear, Lake Arrowhead hiking trails offer something for everyone in the San Bernardino National Forest.