In this episode of Meant To Be we show up to Vancouver Island after a long ferry and then decide we want to take more ferries! The whole time we are floored by the kindness and hospitality of everyone.

After being displaced by wildfires we stumbled upon a park we had never heard of, but it absolutely blew our minds!

MAK and Owen’s ten favorite photos from the year 2024. The photos span their biggest year of travel yet!

In our finale installment of A Long Time Coming, we fly over to the fabled Isle Royale National Park to hike across the island, of which we've been wanting to see for as long as we can remember.

After leaving Canwell Glacier is was time to start making our way out of Alaska and towards the lower 48. Sadly, we had a few pressing “hard dates” on our calendar that forced us to compress our timeline to get back to the US. However we made stop in Fairbanks to have some much needed time with our family!

We start our journey off as we arrive in Haines, Alaska after spending a week in Juneau. Our goal was to take the ferry all the way to the northern part of Alaska, but due to COVID and Canadian Border closures there was an influx of people relying on the ferry to get north. By the time we booked our trip they were booked and as far north we could make it to Haines.

Last we left off we were outside of Halifax, Nova Scotia. When we wrapped up there we made hastily made our way to Cape Breton Highlands National Park!

As 2018 draws to a close it’s time for our annual post highlighting our favorite photos of the year. Without further ado we present to you 2018 in photos (and words).

Our first night of the month Owen and I decided to finally catch a sunset from the top of Cadillac mountain. Despite the fact that we had been in the park for a whole week we managed to save this increadible view for last.

This past week Owen and I sat down to look for a picture and remembered that we had yet to share our favorite images from 2017. We know, we know...we're about five months late getting this posted, but better late then never right?

This summer we were headed to the west coast from Glacier National Park in Montana. Looking ahead at our path of travel we noticed that the weather was forecasted to be HOT and still.