How to Save up to $55 on Airbnb in 2019

By Samantha Panzera | October 5, 2019 |

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Airbnb Coupon 2019

Who doesn't love travel discounts? Right here we are going to go over how you can save as much as $55 on your next vacation with Airbnb.

Getting the $55 Airbnb discount is extremely simple. All you have to do is click on the button below, and create a new account on Airbnb! Then voilà! You get a $55 coupon code to put towards your next trip!

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Get up to $55 USD discount off your next booking on Airbnb!

How to claim this coupon code?

With one-of-a-kind homes and experiences, Airbnb is a great way to travel. When you sign up, you’ll get $40 off your first home booking of $75 or more and $15 towards an experience of $50 or more. Coupons expire one year from date of sign up. Terms apply

Signing up is as easy as clicking on the Sign up with Facebook or Google button. If you don't want to use Facebook or Google to create an account you can create an account by entering your email and creating a password for your new Airbnb account.

After Creating An Account You Are All Set!

As soon as you make your first booking on Airbnb, your discount will be applied!

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The Airbnb promo code only works for your first stay. If you have already an Airbnb account this discount won’t apply.

If you already have an account on Airbnb you will get a popup saying "Looks like you already have an account. These coupons are only for those new to Airbnb."

Butt... If you already have an account. You could always create a new profile with a different email. 😉

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Once you have created your account you can earn credits towards your next stay with Airbnb by inviting your friends and family to join!

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If you are a hiker, backpacker, or traveler the last thing you want is to get sick while out on your adventure from bacteria or a parasite in your drinking water. Having a reliable way to filter your water while traveling in different countries or while out on the trail is a must. No matter how beautiful a lake or stream may appear, there is always the chance of bacteria or a parasite such as Giardia. In this blog post, I will be doing a gear review on the Water-to-Go filter bottle.

Water-to-Go: The Ultimate Adventure Water Purifier Bottle

By Samantha Panzera | October 25, 2023 |

If you are a hiker, backpacker, or traveler the last thing you want is to get sick while out on your adventure from bacteria or a parasite in your drinking water. Having a reliable way to filter your water while traveling in different countries or while out on the trail is a must. No matter how beautiful a lake or stream may appear, there is always the chance of bacteria or a parasite such as Giardia. In this blog post, I will be doing a gear review on the Water-to-Go filter bottle.

Discover Olympic National Park's hidden gem: the Deer Park to Maiden Peak hike. Spanning 7.2 miles round-trip via the Obstruction Point Trail, it boasts a 2,100-ft elevation gain. Revel in 360-degree mountain panoramas, vibrant wildflowers, and abundant wildlife. An enchanting hike that's quickly become a personal favorite.

Hiking to Maiden Peak from Deer Park in Olympic National Park

By Samantha Panzera | August 17, 2023 |

Discover Olympic National Park’s hidden gem: the Deer Park to Maiden Peak hike. Spanning 7.2 miles round-trip via the Obstruction Point Trail, it boasts a 2,100-ft elevation gain. Revel in 360-degree mountain panoramas, vibrant wildflowers, and abundant wildlife. An enchanting hike that’s quickly become a personal favorite.

Tolmie Peak Fire Tower Trail in Mount Rainier National Park

By Samantha Panzera | June 23, 2023 |

Explore the beauty of Mount Rainier National Park! Discover the hidden gem, Tolmie Peak Fire Tower, offering panoramic views. This challenging hike rewards you with lush forests, wildflower meadows, and rocky terrain. #MountRainier #TolmiePeak #Hiking

Looking for an easy snowshoeing destination with gorgeous views? Check out the Skyline Lake Trail in Washington State. This short yet steep hike has stunning mountain peaks and snow-covered boulder fields leading to a frozen lake. This is a great place to spend a fun-filled day in the mountains.

Snowshoeing the Scenic Skyline Lake Trail in Washington State

By Samantha Panzera | March 28, 2023 |

Looking for an easy snowshoeing destination with gorgeous views? Check out the Skyline Lake Trail in Washington State. This short yet steep hike has stunning mountain peaks and snow-covered boulder fields leading to a frozen lake. This is a great place to spend a fun-filled day in the mountains.

New to snowshoeing? Or just need a fun day-trip getaway? Try snowshoeing the Gold Creek Pond Trail east of Snoqualmie Pass in Washington State. With easy access just off I-90 at Exit 54, you can start snowshoeing through the tall evergreen trees on the edge of the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest just minutes after parking your car. #hiking #nature #mountains #adventure #travel #traveltips #experiencewa #snowshoeing #pacificnorthwest #wastate #nationalparks #ustravel

Snowshoe Snoqualmie’s Gold Creek Pond Trail

By darlenepanzera | February 16, 2021 |

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New to snowshoeing? Are you a local living in Washington State or visiting the Pacific Northwest during winter? Want something fun to do? Try snowshoeing at Mt. Rainier National Park.Our First-timer’s Guide to Snowshoeing at Mt. Rainier can give you the information you need to take off on your own snowshoeing adventure. #hiking #nature #mountains #adventure #travel #Mtrainier #traveltips #experiencewa #snowshoeing #pacificnorthwest #wastate #nationalparks #ustravel

A First-timer’s Guide to Snowshoeing at Mt. Rainier

By darlenepanzera | February 9, 2021 |

Looking to escape the gray skies and get outside? The Paradise area at Mt. Rainier National Park in Washington State is a great place for snowshoeing for several reasons.

High Rock Lookout is a popular 3.2 mile round trip hike with 1,365 feet of elevation gain to a fire tower that was built in 1929. This moderately difficult hike leads to postcard-worthy 360-degree views that definitely have that Pacific Northwest wow factor! If you are just visiting Washington State or even a local who has yet to see this beauty, High Rock Lookout is a great hike to check out.

High Rock Lookout Photo Gallery

By Samantha Panzera | October 26, 2020 |

High Rock Lookout Photo Gallery. Great photos and inspiration to go hike to this fire tower.

High Rock Lookout – Hiking in Gifford Pinchot National Forest

By Samantha Panzera | October 26, 2020 |

High Rock Lookout is a popular 3.2 mile round trip hike with 1,365 feet of elevation gain to a fire tower that was built in 1929. This moderately difficult hike leads to postcard-worthy 360-degree views that definitely have that Pacific Northwest wow factor! If you are just visiting Washington State or even a local who has yet to see this beauty, High Rock Lookout is a great hike to check out.

Interested in Backpacking to Lake Ingalls and Headlight Basin in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness? Lake Ingalls is a stunning alpine lake located in the heart of the Alpine Lakes Wilderness of Washington State, offering a challenging yet rewarding backpacking experience for outdoor enthusiasts. With its crystal clear blue-green water and the impressive view of Mount Stuart, the second tallest non-volcanic peak in Washington looming above Lake Ingalls, is impressive, to say the least.

The Ultimate Guide to Backpacking Lake Ingalls and Headlight Basin in Washington State

By Samantha Panzera | April 17, 2023 |

Interested in Backpacking to Lake Ingalls and Headlight Basin in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness?
Lake Ingalls is a stunning alpine lake located in the heart of the Alpine Lakes Wilderness of Washington State, offering a challenging yet rewarding backpacking experience for outdoor enthusiasts. With its crystal clear blue-green water and the impressive view of Mount Stuart, the second tallest non-volcanic peak in Washington looming above Lake Ingalls, is impressive, to say the least.

25 Photos of Upper Lena Lake to Inspire Your Next Backpacking Trip

By Samantha Panzera | January 30, 2020 |

Ready to start planning your summer backpacking adventures? Check out these 25 Photos of Upper Lena Lake to Inspire Your Next Backpacking Trip! If these pictures have convinced you that this is a destination you want to go backpacking to this summer and you want to read more info, check out this post on Backpacking to Upper Lena Lake.

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