Is Yellowstone worth visiting?
Spanning 2.2 million acres, Yellowstone National Park is the second largest national park in the contiguous United States after Death Valley, which covers 3.4 million acres. Like Death Valley, Yellowstone...
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4 things to see at Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Nestled in the badlands of Western North Dakota stands Medora, a town of fewer than 200 that seemingly exists to provide food, lodging, supplies, and entertainment to the nearly 600,000 annual visitors...
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3-hour tour of the life-size Noah’s Ark in Kentucky
I’m not sure when we first heard about a life-size Noah’s Ark in Williamstown, Kentucky, but ever since then, I’ve wanted to see it. When planning our 2025 RV travel season, we made visiting the boat...
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Nashville: Where it pays to stay at a campground
We don’t like to stay at campgrounds. As full-time RVers, we prefer to boondock, living off the grid while relying on our solar panels to power the electricity in our fifth wheel. Our next favorite option...
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Visiting America’s highest suspension bridge
The highest suspension bridge in the world stands at 1,627 feet, spanning the Sidu River in Hubei, China, according to Guinness World Records. Before it was built in 2009, the Royal Gorge Bridge in...
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Surprising sand dunes in Southern Colorado
When you hear the word Colorado, you likely think of mountains, snow, and skiing — and for good reason. Even the state’s license plates depict snowcapped mountains. The state boasts 4,053 named mountains,...
