Embarking on a road trip can be an exhilarating experience, offering the freedom to explore new destinations at your own pace. Each season brings its unique charm and challenges, making it essential to plan your road trip accordingly. Whether you're hitting the open road during the balmy days of summer, the crisp months of fall, the snowy landscapes of winter, or the blossoming scenes of spring, strategic planning ensures a smooth and enjoyable journey. Let's delve into how to plan a road trip for every season, from packing essentials to route considerations.
Read MoreEssential Tips for a Safe Road Trip
Embarking on a road trip is an exhilarating adventure, promising scenic vistas, memorable pit stops, and a sense of freedom on the open road. However, safety should always be a top priority to ensure a smooth and enjoyable journey. Whether you're planning a cross-country expedition or a weekend getaway, here are essential road trip tips to keep you safe and prepared for any situation.
Read MoreHow To Quickly Plan A Successful Road Trip
Planning a road trip can be an exciting and rewarding experience, offering the freedom to explore new places at your own pace. Whether you're embarking on a cross-country adventure or a weekend getaway, careful planning can make all the difference in creating a memorable and enjoyable trip. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to plan a road trip in the USA.
Read MoreHow To Know When To Take A Break On A Road Trip
Embarking on a road trip is an exhilarating adventure filled with scenic views, memorable pit stops, and the freedom of the open road. However, amidst the excitement, it's crucial to prioritize road trip safety, especially when it comes to knowing when to stop driving and take a break. Ignoring signs of fatigue can lead to decreased alertness, impaired judgment, and an increased risk of accidents. In this article, we'll discuss how to recognize these signs and offer practical tips for staying safe and alert during your road trip.
Read More7 Reasons You Should Van Life The Pacific Coast Highway
Stretching from the Mexican to Canadian border, the Pacific Coast Highway spans the entire length of the United States west coast and is one of the great American road trips. With just over 1,650 miles filled with breathtaking coastal views, often glorified in surf media, and some of the cutest towns in America, it’s no wonder this the Pacific Coast Highway is calling the names of all those whom live van life. Yet, who will answer the call? Maybe, not enough. However, for those who road trip along the kinda terrifying, winding, two-lane road of the PCH, memories from a once-in-a-lifetime trip that will leave you reminiscing on the grandeur of this van life road trip. So, click that seat belt and continue reading about why you should drive your van the entire length of Pacific Coast Highway.
Read MoreIs Van Life Dying? Exploring the Changing Landscape of #Vanlife
Vanlife, once a thriving trend capturing the imagination of adventure seekers and digital nomads, seems to be undergoing a significant transformation. What was once hailed as the ultimate lifestyle choice, blending freedom, simplicity, and wanderlust, is now facing challenges that are reshaping its image.
Read MoreHow To Successfully Hike Upper Yosemite Falls
There are a lot of great reasons to hike to the top of Upper Yosemite Falls. From the trail, the views of Yosemite Falls are breath taking and the sound of the thundering flow humbles the soul. Halfway up the climb you get an amazing view of Yosemite Valley, with Half Dome in the distance.
Read MoreSearching For Flatwater To Kayak Along Highway 395
Stuck in a box, that feeling of being trapped. It's not a good place to be. So, how do you break free? Travel. But not just any type of travel. The type of travel that will get your heart pumping, move your body, and immerses yourself in nature for the sake of humbling your ego.
Read MoreExploring the Best Outdoor Adventures in Baja California
Last October, I received a phone call from Andrew Muse to be the Director of Photography for the fourth season of Tiny Home Adventures. I’ll be honest, I had never watched an episode of the series, but my interest was peaked by the location, potential adventures, and the client list we would intertwine throughout the series. So, after we chatted on the phone, I watched a few episodes and gave him a call back, “I’m in, it looks like fun.”
Read MoreGuide to Hiking Joffre Lakes
There are those “by happen stance” occasions that just happen to work out, this is one of them. Driving back to the lower 48 from Alaska, I needed to use the bathroom. So, while in British Columbia, Kristin and I stopped in a large parking lot with bathroom. This lot seemed to be in the middle of no where, but that didn’t surprise me as there are several random lots along the drive from Alaska to the lower 48. However, very few of those lots had swarms of people. So, I asked somebody, “Why are there so many people here?”
They laughed and said they were doing the prettiest hike to in all of British Columbia, Joffre Lakes.
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