Go Anywhere and Everywhere your Heart Desires!
After leaving the Sequoias in California, we started our southeasterly turn toward Nevada. This direction required us to drive along the Mojave Desert. The scenery was relatively similar with rocky hills and dry golden grass. But am I the only[…]
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Our first day driving into the north entrance of Kings Canyon National Park was a wild weather day. Our campground was situated in the middle of citrus groves in Lemon Cove, a few miles from the base of the foothills[…]
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Traveling from the Redwood Forest to Yosemite NP was close to 500 miles so we decided to stop for a night in Nice, California. Our campground was situated directly on Clear Lake, the largest fresh water lake in the entire[…]
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California, here we come! We drove directly from our Crater Lake campground to the California coast. We booked three nights on the Klamath River, just a short drive to the ocean. We chose Klamath because it is smack dab in[…]
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It seems like we flew down the coast until we stopped in Lakeside, which is where I left off in my last post. In case you missed all of the coastal action in Oregon, you can read about it here.[…]
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I talked Darin into getting out on the water and taking a boat tour to San Juan Island. He was focused on the Olympic National Park, but the crazy smoke had put a kink in our plans, therfore he agreed[…]
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My previous story left off as we made it across the border and luckily found a campground in Mt Vernon, just outside of Seattle. It was a long and exhausting day of driving and we got up early the next[…]
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When we left Stewart to get back on the Cassiar Highway, we counted seven black bears along the route going south. Our destination was Smithers, British Columbia, located on Hwy 16. This marked the last day that our RV would[…]
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We came, we saw, we conquered Alaska. Here’s a blast of photos over the course of our Alaskan road trip to remind us how far we’ve come. It was such a blur that I don’t think I have these in[…]
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Since we had thoroughly enjoyed the drive south on the Cassiar Highway, we decided to take the dead end road (37A) to Stewart, B.C. and Hyder, Alaska. It is only 40 miles long and ends at the easternmost and southernmost[…]
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