Galveston, TX
Our first stay in Galveston We had really gotten spoiled on our drive through Texas. The majority of it had been on highways and back roads but that changed [...]
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Beneath the Guadalupe Mountains Carlsbad Caverns National Park is situated next-door, or more accurately, underneath Guadalupe Mountains National Park. Despite their close proximity, Guadalupe Mountains National Park calls Texas [...]
Guadalupe Mountain National Park
Guadalupe Mountains National Park We left Las Cruces, NM and shortly thereafter we entered west Texas. Earlier in our trip we had driven across the big open spaces of [...]
Organ Pipe National Monument
Organ Pipe National Monument As I’ve mentioned before, arriving to our campsite after dark isn’t one of my favorite ways to get settled. But after our afternoon in Mexico [...]
Maya’s thoughts on the desert ?
My thoughts on the desert ? The desert is a wonderful place. I thought the desert was going to be all sand but, surprisingly it has a fair amount [...]
All Aboard the Southwest Chief
All Aboard the Southwest Chief. When the golden spike was driven into the ground in 1869 it marked the completion of the United States’ continental railroad and the beginning [...]
Friends and thrills in SoCal.
Friends and thrills in SoCal. We left Palm Springs bound for the LA area, specifically Crystal Cove State Park which sits off the PCH south of LA. When planning [...]
A San Francisco Treat
A San Francisco Treat After a few chill days, we left our trailer at the campground in Santa Cruz and drove up the 101 to San Francisco. The night [...]
Pinnacles National Park
Pinnacles National Park, what a treat! Pinnacles National Park is one of a handful of parks that wasn’t on our original itinerary but as we got into our trip [...]
Biking in Tahoe
Biking in Tahoe (Post by Wyatt) When we were in Jackson Hole, Wyoming we went to a ski resort that had biking trails for the summer. When we were [...]