Four nights at the Grand Canyon by RV: rim trails that humbled us on the climb out, days spent biking the park instead of waiting on shuttles, elk wandering through camp, and a pair of wild California condors overhead that I’m still thinking about. Here’s our honest guide, plus the sunset crowd to skip.
Grand Canyon by RV: Rim Trails, Bikes, and an Ugly/Cute Bird Read More »
We hiked dunes, sandboarded at altitude, earned Junior and Bark Ranger badges—and I *tried* to photograph the stars in one of America’s top dark sky spots. Spoiler: the clouds had other plans. Still, Great Sand Dunes surprised us in the best ways. Here’s what to hike, rent, pack (hello, bug spray), and what we’d do differently next time.
Great Sand Dunes by RV: SANDBOARD, Sunrise, and stargazing in Colorado Read More »
Towering hoodoos, unexpected hailstorms, and a Bark Ranger dog named Jax—our RV trip to Bryce Canyon was full of surprises. From breathtaking hikes like Queen’s Garden to fun family moments and scenic drives, here’s everything we loved (and one trail we’d skip) in Utah’s high-elevation wonderland.
Hoodoos, Hailstorms, and Hidden Gems: Exploring Bryce Canyon by RV Read More »
We hiked waist-deep through the Narrows, biked red rock trails, and watched sunrise from our RV door—Zion blew us away. Here’s how to make the most of your trip, what gear you don’t need, and the one trail that didn’t live up to the hype.
Zion by RV: Hidden Trails, Hot Days, and Unforgettable Views Read More »
Last but not least, we stop by Breckenridge, Colorado for alpine sledding, hiking and troll hunting!
Hiking, sledding and hunting for trolls in beautiful Breckenridge, Colorado Read More »
Spent our day falling headfirst into the Colorado River (multiple times),dropping our GoPro into the water and finding a less-traveled road, Arches National Park doesn’t disappoint.
Having deep conversations under the stars, managing the 100 degree weather and the magical sights of Arches National Park.
Visiting the gorgeous Arches National Park (guest written by 10-year old Alan) Read More »
We spent our time at Yellowstone watching the hydrothermal features, watching the variety of animals and doing family-friendly hikes.
Leeches and bears, oh my! Toto, we’re not in Kansas anymore!
Our hiking adventures were fun, interesting, difficult, and always breathtaking. Of course, while social-distancing and wearing masks while not being photographed.
Hiking in Grand Teton with amazing vistas and crystal-clear lakes Read More »