Travel Bugg
Ashleigh at Travel BuggA Substack to help you travel the world
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On Myths and Monsters of the Olympic Peninsula
Featuring: The Rainiest Spot in the US, Ghost Ladies, Lake Dragons, and Sand Spits
I slowly drove through the Olympic Peninsula, making my way from Hoh Rain Forest to the small town of Forks, Washington. This part of the country is where t...
Hoh Rain Forest: In the Hall of Mosses
The US is not typically the first place that comes to mind when we speak of rainforests. We imagine tropical locations like Costa Rica and Borneo, or the massive Amazon and Atlantic rainforests of Brazil.
However, the Pacific Northwest is...
Olympic National Park: Wandering the Washington Wilderness
Summer on the Olympic Peninsula is a time everyone should experience at least once.
Olympic National Park is really three wild ecosystems in one: a peninsula of biodiverse coasts, old-growth forests, and glacial mountains. Sprawling and e...
Oregon: Gem of the Pacific Northwest
Oregon is a place I dreamed of visiting but was too far away to easily make the trip. Its coast reminds me of my favorite place in the world, northern Spain, and I was eager to explore the evergreen state’s forests, volcanoes, waterfalls, a...
Crater Lake: A Sacred Volcano that Became the Deepest Lake in the US
How Giwaas, Crater Lake, Came to Be
Based on the origin story from Barbara Alatorre, Klamath tribal member and historian1
Before time began, enormous Spirit Beings came down to earth through a hole in the sky. Ice was pushed down, and...
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After visiting 50 countries over 15 years, I want to help others travel, too, regardless of income or nationality.
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