Santa Barbara, CA Family Friendly?: Yes Age Range: All ages Recommendations: You will be on the water for at least 4 1/2 hours. If you have trouble with sea sickness, take appropriate measures before boarding. On a recent visit to…
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A description of family-friendly ways to enjoy our National and State Parks
Hiking Diamond Head
Honolulu, HI Family Friendly?: Yes, for outdoorsy families Age Range: All ages depending on physical ability Recommendations: This is not a long walk but it is hot, dry and steep in some places. There are confined spaces and drop offs…
Posted in Family Friendly Historical Sites, Hikes the Whole Family Will Enjoy, Hiking in Hawaii, National & State Parks Tagged with: diamond head, fort derussy, hawaii, hike, hiking, honolulu, waikiki
Bodie Ghost Town
Bodie State Historic Park, CA Family Friendly?: Yes Age Range: All ages Restrictions: None Recommendations: Bodie is a great place to explore for the entire family. The footing can be a bit rough depending on where you explore but you…
Posted in Family Friendly Historical Sites, National & State Parks Tagged with: bodie, bodie state historical park, california, eastern sierra, family adventures, family friendly, ghost town, gold, gold mine, mono lake, standard mine, tufa
Hiking in Utah – Goblin Valley
Goblin Valley State Park, UT Family Friendly?: Yes, for outdoorsy families Age Range: All ages – toddlers will love it as much as adults. Recommendations: This is a totally free-form area to hike and explore. A shallow canyon with hundreds…
Posted in Hikes the Whole Family Will Enjoy, National & State Parks Tagged with: goblin valley, green river, hiking, hoodoos, i70, san rafael swell, utah
