Guatemala is an amazing country with a vibrant culture, spectacular architecture and landscapes guaranteed to take your breath away. From ancient ruins to incredible hiking trails, this 14-day itinerary promises the perfect way to experience all this gorgeous country has to offer. But before you start packing, keep in mind the dry season runs from November – April. This season offers mild temperatures ideal for those looking for more outdoor opportunities.

For anyone looking for warmer hiking weather, I can promise you an amazing experience exploring Zion National Park’s stunning cliffs and deep canyons. Zion National Park is packed with tons of accessible hiking trails of varying lengths and difficulty levels, offering something to both beginner and experienced hikers. The park has short hikes with opportunities to take breaks and enjoy the views to full-day treks. Check out these 12 hikes on the west and most accessible side of Zion National Park!

Glacier National Park is always my number one pick when it comes to hiking in one of America’s national parks! The beauty of its glacial-fed lakes and jagged mountain peaks, plus an abundance of wildlife make this park truly special. I’ve had some incredible encounters with moose, mountain goats, bighorn sheep, mule deer, and even grizzly bears!