Six days at Colter Bay in the Ember: six hikes with honest ratings, the night I finally saw the Milky Way from the beach, and the new Grizzly 399 monument in Jackson. Plus our campground review, plant-based meals cooked in the rig, and the Wyoming gas stations you want to avoid.
Grand Teton by RV: Six Hikes, a Bronze Bear, and My First Milky Way Read More »
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 »
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 »
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 »
From “bears on the highway” signs to the crazy world of trying to find a “first come, first served” campsite in Grand Teton, our first day here was not what we expected – and it was all good once we saw how incredibly beautiful the Tetons are.
The drive between Colorado and Wyoming came with some interesting sightings (animal & landscape) and other realizations about what makes RV travel great.
Sightings between Colorado and Wyoming and reflections on why RV travel is great Read More »
This weekend we visited two other parks in our must-visit list: Woodland Mound and Caesar Creek State Park. Woodland Mound Woodland Mound was AWESOME. This park has got to be in my top 3 list of my favorite Cincinnati parks. First of all it has a really cool visitor center that has a lot of information
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I continue to be amazed at Cincinnati’s series of parks! Seriously, they are awesome!. This time we visited Miami Whitewater, a very large park, which included a medium-size lake, a splash pad and playground. People can rent paddle boats and even stand-up paddle boards! There were some small motor water vehicles there but not
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One of the places that Dennis and I had considered camping at was Big Bone Lick Park because they had some interesting hiking, a pool and a herd of bison. Since we finally ended up camping somewhere else (Stonelick Park), we decided to go check Big Bone Lick just in case. The park is
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