Kayaking in Boothbay Harbor

My family has always been into outdoor activities and kayaking is no exception. Here are few memories from out kayaking experience in Boothbay Harbor, Maine. We sailed out to a small island with a beautiful view before coming back into the quaint little seaside town for lunch. The blueberry buckle at the streetside cafe was the best part. Would definitely recommend.

The blueberry buckle we had over lunch (gone in less than a minute).

Sailing in Maine

As someone who has an unhealthy obsession with navy stripes and boat shoes, it's surprising that I've never gone sailing before. But today, I had the opportunity to check off my bucket list the item that was long overdue. My family and I took an introduction to sailing lesson, spending 4 hours on a windy boat. It was a ton of fun! Also more complicated than you would think. But the best part was definitely the up-close view of the classic Maine shore.

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Park City, Canyons

To no ones surprise, my family's spring break trip this year was yet another ski vacation. This time we visited Park City in Utah. Despite being one of the most well-known resorts, this was only our first time skiing. But definitely not the last. For its great combination of challenging terrain, diverse restaurants, and good shopping, Park City/Canyons lands a spot in my top 5 favorite ski resorts.

By far my favorite run and view from the Canons side of the resort. We were especially lucky to have skied there on the beautiful sunny day. If you look closely, you can see my brother wiped out on the side.

What's a ski vacation without the classic family picture?

Nothing like a warm frothy drink to finish a long ski day. This small coffee shop on the side of the mountain made delicious (and beautiful) cappuccinos.

On the first restaurants, we ate at and definitely my favorite over the whole trip. It was called Harvest and had a great assortment of healthy bowls, pastries, and specialty drinks. Next time I have to go back to try the golden milk.

My mom and I got the avocado toast. (Disclaimer, the one in the picture is hers because she chose to add bacon)

Skiing in Montana

Big Sky, Montana

Every January for as long as I can remember, it's been my family's tradition to take time off school and work to go skiing. For a whole week, my parents attend medical conferences at a ski resort and my brother and I enjoy full-day ski lessons. Due to the hustle and bustle of my junior year, we were't able to go last winter. But this year, I was beyond ecstatic to return to our favorite resort for the last time before I graduate. Here are a few highlights from our trip...