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Dasha's Lens, Buenos Aires (2026)

I love to share my passion for the outdoors and inspire you to never lose your sense of wonder.

02/06/2026

Save these trails for your Colorado summer bucket list! ⛰️✨

Sharing 10 incredible hikes to add to your adventure plans! From stunning alpine lakes to epic mountain summits, there’s a hike here for everyone:

1. Herman Gulch (aka Hermie!) 🥾 6.4 miles out-and-back 🏔️ 1,758 ft elevation gain 🐶 Dog-friendly 🟡 Moderate 📍 Near Idaho Springs / Georgetown, CO

2. Chasm Lake 🥾 8.8 miles out-and-back 🏔️ 2,542 ft elevation gain 🚫 No Dogs 🔴 Hard 📍 Rocky Mountain National Park

3. Butler Gulch 🥾 5.5 miles out-and-back 🏔️ 1,797 ft elevation gain 🐶 Dog-friendly 🟡 Moderate 📍 Near Empire, CO

4. Mount Sniktau 🥾 4 miles out-and-back 🏔️ 1,532 ft elevation gain 🐶 Dog-friendly 🟡 Moderate 📍 Near Loveland Pass (close to Keystone, CO)

5. Lake Isabelle via Pawnee Pass 🥾 6.6 miles out-and-back 🏔️ 672 ft elevation gain 🐶 Dog-friendly 🟡 Moderate 📍 Indian Peaks Wilderness (near Nederland / Ward, CO)

6. Acorn Creek Loop 🥾 4.7 mile loop 🏔️ 1,000 ft elevation gain 🐶 Dog-friendly 🟡 Moderate 📍 Near Silverthorne, CO

7. Square Top Mountain 🥾 7 miles out-and-back 🏔️ 2,447 ft elevation gain 🐶 Dog-friendly 🔴 Hard 📍 Guanella Pass (near Georgetown, CO)

8. Mount Flora 🥾 6.2 miles out-and-back 🏔️ 1,778 ft elevation gain 🐶 Dog-friendly 🟡 Moderate 📍 Near Berthoud Pass (close to Winter Park, CO)

9. Mayflower Gulch 🥾 3.2 miles out-and-back 🏔️ 616 ft elevation gain 🐶 Dog-friendly 🟢 Easy 📍 Near Frisco, CO

10. Island Lake via Ice Lakes Trail 🥾 8.3 miles out-and-back 🏔️ 2,933 ft elevation gain 🐶 Dog-friendly  🔴 Hard 📍 San Juan Mountains (near Silverton, CO)

Which trail are you hitting first?

Remember to always follow Leave No Trace principles to protect these beautiful places for future adventurers 🫶🏻

28/05/2026

Forever enchanted by Patagonia 🇦🇷✨

Back in February, I visited the Argentinian side of Patagonia, including El Calafate, El Chaltén, and horse packing to a remote cabin with . It was an adventure for the books, and I already want to go back (especially to visit Torres del Paine in Chile!)

A few spots I wouldn’t miss if you’re planning a visit ⬇️

🥾 Laguna de los Tres
🧊 Laguna Torre
💦 Chorrillo del Salto
🦅 Mirador de los Cóndores
🩵 Río de las Vueltas
🧗 Via ferrata with Estancia Bonanza
🧊 Glaciar Huemul
🏔️ Perito Moreno Glacier
🐴 Horseback riding into the Patagonian wilderness
🏨 Stay at , the perfect home base

Send this to someone you wanna go to Patagonia with 🤍

26/05/2026

Backpacking to see Lone Eagle Peak 🏔️

This has to be one of the most unique mountains in Colorado. After backpacking through a winding forest path, past waterfalls and well-maintained creek crossings, you’ll finally get to Mirror Lake and its perfect reflection of Lone Eagle Peak. I kept wanting to call it the Lonely Mountain and referencing LOTR 😂

Here are all the details:
📍The trail starts at Monarch Lake Trailhead, just past Granby and about 2 hours from Denver. The parking lot fills early, so plan to arrive by 7am on weekends, or start in the late afternoon once day hikers come back down to the parking lot.

🎟️ Overnight backpacking permits are required from June 1 to Sept 15and must be booked in advance on recreation.gov (search “Indian Peaks Wilderness Permit”). Choose the Crater Lake Zone and double-check your entry/exit dates. You can also day hike it without any permits.

🥾We clocked in 8.82 miles / 2,579 ft of elevation gain on our hike in, adding an extra mile or so while we looked for a campsite. On the hike out, it was nearly all downhill and 7.68 miles making our grand total just over 16 miles.

🌩️ We had to wait out a thunderstorm + hail after getting to camp and it was a little scary so be sure you know how to stay safe during a storm. Always bring your waterproof gear and double check that your tent is waterproof.

I couldn’t have asked for a better crew to do this hike with! It was definitely challenging (especially with the weather conditions) and being able to laugh and keep each other in good spirits made it one of my favorite experiences ever 🥹🫶🏻

Is this hike on your bucket list?

19/05/2026

So THIS is Yosemite?! 🤯🏞️

Yosemite was one of those places that I’ve seen probably a million times on social media, but those photos pale in comparison to actually seeing it with my own eyes. Towering redwood trees. Waterfalls reminiscent of Iceland with rainbows appearing through the mist. Massive granite walls that beckon climbers from all over the world (we even saw Alex Honnold on El Cap). Ravens gliding in and out of frame.

It’s definitely one of the most popular and crowded national parks, which meant lots of early pre-dawn alarms and hiking well into the afternoon. We’d drive over an hour each way because finding a stay inside the park is super tricky and competitive. Sore legs and knees every night. But it was all worth it for some of the most incredible views.

I can’t wait to share more, but right now wanted to drop some of my favorite photos that we got during our trip! Stay tuned for a lil mini-guide and itinerary 🙂

Have you been to Yosemite?

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