Margo Schmiederer
Born and raised on the East Coast, a true lover of everything outdoors. Currently residing in Bucks County, PA. My current kick is road cycling and gradually breaking into mountain biking. Find me anywhere with adventure.
Indian Head is one of the most notable hikes and photoshoot opportunities in the Adirondacks! The hike is pretty strenuous, but very worth it. In the fall, it can get pretty windy and cold at the stop so bring layers!
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This is a great stop if you're exploring the North Cascades (even if you just pull over for the overlook area). The lake has an incredible color and there are lots of hiking and camping opportunities in the area. Don't miss it!
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The hike is longer than it looks from the bottom, but it is very worth it! The views get better as you ascend. I've never seen anything like this before or since.
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The castle is one of the most notable sites in the City of Edinburgh - you can't miss it. It is also the castle that J.K. Rowling looked at when she first started writing the Harry Potter series! (If you're a HP fan, be sure to visit The Elephant House, which is where she started writing)
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The Vessel is an architectural feat in a wonderful part of the city. Visit the Vessel and then go check out the mall nearby!
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It's an uphill battle getting to Arthur's Seat, but the view is incredible. I would also recommend checking out the surrounding hiking paths that lead around the mountain!
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This is a great spot to get an overlook view of downtown Edinburgh! Also a great photoshoot opportunity with the surrounding architecture.
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This is a truly stunning area and can't be missed for a photoshoot. Because of its beauty, the lookout point is usually crowded, but you'll be able to snap shots without any hassle.
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If you're on the Big Island, you can't skip over Mauna Kea. All roads lead to this volcano, so you might as well enjoy it in all of its glory at a sunrise or sunset. The road leading up to the summit is steep and only 4 wheel drives are allowed to ascend the volcano after you reach the science center (~half way up the mountain). As like most places in Hawaii, Mauna Kea is regarded as sacred. Be mindful of your presence on this ancient earth and enjoy the views! You will actually feel like you are on Mars.
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This is a well-known spot on the Big Island for snorkeling. You can get there a few ways, including kayaking, hiking, and/or driving
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This is a beautiful spot for snorkeling and hanging out. If you enjoy swimming, snorkeling, and/or diving, you can't miss this spot!
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Hawaii is famous for its beauty, but the seven valleys on the Big Island are especially incredible. Waipi'o is the most accessible valley and you can camp or airbnb down in the valley. It is highly recommended that you respect the land and people down there. It is very sacred and you will feel that as soon as you get into the valley. Make sure not to keep any valuables in the car at the top of the valley (cars are often broken into).
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A fun jump-off spot on the southern tip of the Big Island. The jump is not too high and you can camp in the area. You'll also likely run into locals fishing in the area.
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Hawaii is a paradise and this beach is an example of the State's natural wonders. The sand is black because it is a newer beach, created by lava flow from one of the Island's 3 volcanoes. Would recommend wearing shoes / sandals as the sand is quite rough as you find a spot. There are even small swimming pools off of the beach and into the forest.
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Very close to South Point, Green Sands beach is one of the most beautiful and remote beaches one may ever come across in their lifetime. Most people walk or run to the beach from the main parking area, but it is drive-able if you have the right car (Jeep, all-wheel drive Subaru, etc)
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The greenway covers much of Manhattan, ending near the George Washington Bridge, and is incredible scenic all along the way. It can be pretty crowded and there has been significant development of public space and outdoor seating.
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This is one of the best hikes in the state. Would highly recommend, although it is a very popular trail because of its beauty.
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