This photo journal invites you to explore the vibrant heart of San Francisco, a city renowned for its iconic landmarks, diverse neighborhoods, and breathtaking vistas. From the majestic Golden Gate Bridge to the charming streets of Chinatown, each image captures the essence of a city that is both timeless and ever-evolving. As you wander through these images, let the unique character and beauty of San Francisco unfold before your eyes, offering a glimpse into the spirit and stories that make this city truly unforgettable.

In this guide, we’re sharing everything you need to know to plan your perfect trip to Jackson Hole! We break down the different weather to expect throughout the year, best ways to get there, how to choose where to stay, and — most importantly...

Nestled in the heart of the American West lies a true winter wonderland awaiting intrepid travelers. Yellowstone National Park, famous for its geothermal features and abundant wildlife, transforms into a serene and enchanting landscape during the colder months. Recently, we had the privilege of embarking on a private winter snow coach tour...

Wyoming's rugged landscapes, blanketed in pristine snow, set the stage for an unforgettable outdoor adventure – a guided dogsledding tour that not only thrilled our senses but also provided a glimpse into the rich history of this exhilarating activity.

Our recent road trip through the mountain towns and forests of Colorado reached its pinnacle in Telluride, a picturesque haven for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.

When you think about Kentucky you probably think about horse racing or fried chicken.

Would it surprise you to discover that the longest known cave system in the world is found in Kentucky as well?

Wyoming is home to two National Parks, both of which were on our list of stops this trip.

We were excited to check off two more from our list, bringing us to fourteen National Parks we’ve visited together.

We’d had an amazing time on the road so far and these last few days were no exception.

The previous three days of this trip took us into the Wind River Range. We spent a few nights truck camping in Bridger-Teton National Forest and the second in the backcountry, backpacking a section of the Continental Divide trail in the Wind River Range.

Having experienced three incredible nights at the beginning of the trip, the bar was set high. We were overwhelmingly impressed with Wyoming so far and only more excited to continue on.

Wyoming – it’s more than a cowboy state.

Filled with dense forests, vast valleys, enormous lakes, rugged mountains, steep canyons, lofty hills, and so much more, there are breathtaking views waiting beyond every turn.

In July of 2022, we set out to explore this diverse region.

Looking for backpacking gear? We've got you covered! The purpose of this guide is to help you get started with gathering all of the essential backpacking gear. This is not a full review of each item, but all items listed are those that we have found to be the best based off of our own research.

If you’ve planned a road trip of any length, you’ve likely asked yourself the question, “Where do I even start?” We have some suggestions and guidance on exactly that in this article on planning the perfect road trip route.

Whenever we get into a discussion with someone about trip planning and location scouting, they are always surprised and curious about the way we go about it. This article gives detailed instructions on how to use Google Maps to find and organize potential trip locations and what you can start doing today!

Picture this: you’re secluded on a beach with nothing but the ocean, the sand, and your camping gear. You spend the day relaxing in the sun, collecting seashells, reading a book while listening to waves, just to end the night by a crackling fire with your toes in the sand…

That, my friend, is beach camping.

Our Outer Banks Photo Journal takes you up the coast of North Carolina where we experience beach camping for the first time.

Part four of our four part New England Photo Journal takes you through Maine, where we explore the rocky coast and Acadia National Park.

Part three of our four part New England Photo Journal is short and sweet, briefly taking you through New Hampshire, where we spend one day taking in more fall foliage, hiking, and exploring covered bridges.

Part two of our four part New England Photo Journal takes you through Vermont, where we visit the small town of Stowe, ride the gondola, and explore Lake Willoughby.

Part one of our four part New England Photo Journal takes you through New York, where we visit the Finger Lake and Adirondack regions.

For this first trip, the objective was to spend one night (close to home) in order to get a feel for the camper, its systems, and the gear we planned to bring on future trips…

So you’re preparing for a road trip and packing is making you feel less than excited and a bit overwhelmed.

Or, you’ve finished packing and now have that brief feeling of anxiety as you pull out of the driveway and head down the road, looking at whoever is in the car and saying “Did we get everything?” …