Your Guide to Full Time RV Living, Traveling, and Outdoor Adventures
Grand Canyon of Texas Nicknamed the Grand Canyon of Texas, Palo Duro Canyon lies in the heart of the Texas Panhandle. It is the second-largest canyon in the United States and an absolutely fantastic place to visit. Location and Directions The park is located about 12 miles east of Canyon on State Highway … Read more
Rabbit Creek Hot Springs is an off-trail hike across meadows and through woodland, to a backcountry thermal area around the upper end of a short, east-side tributary of the Firehole River. About 40 major hot springs, of varying colors and activity levels, are in the area. Lisa saw a post on Facebook about … Read more
It is an exhilarating opportunity to watch bears and cubs forage, play, wrestle, and sleep in their natural habitat. Whether you are hiking, biking, camping, fishing, hunting, or even rafting in bear country, it’s important to know what to do, or not do, when you encounter a bear. All of Yellowstone is bear … Read more
Spending the 2021 summer working in West Yellowstone, Montana we got a lot of time in Yellowstone National Park, but we didn’t do a lot of hiking as we planned. So for 2022, we made a point to spend more time hiking the trails in the area. Our first time through Lamar Valley … Read more
Petroglyph National Monument protects one of the largest petroglyph sites in North America. It features designs and symbols carved onto volcanic rocks by Native Americans and Spanish settlers 400 to 700 years ago. Petroglyphs are ancient rock carvings created by striking the basalt boulders directly with a hammerstone removing the dark, desert varnish … Read more
Our stay at Lake Texoma Thousand Trails was planned to be three weeks. But with one of the slides on our motorhome on the fritz and waiting on parts we were forced to spend seven weeks total. Lake Texoma Thousand Trails is sort of secluded, about 20 minute’s drive to Whitesboro and 30 … Read more
Anyone that has been to Yellowstone or any National Park recently knows that crowds have grown exponentially over the last few years and especially since Covid-19. Long lines and wait times are now the norm at all the popular locations. So what can you do to avoid the crowds and still enjoy the … Read more
Nine Mile Canyon is a relatively unknown area in Utah. As it is not a National Park or Monument, driving Nine Mile Canyon is a trip you have to figure out yourself. During our stay at Blue Cut RV Park, the owner gave us a sheet of 80 stops along Nine Mile Canyon … Read more
Antelope Canyon is probably the most popular slot canyon in all the Southwestern U.S. and for good reason! It is on every tourist’s sightseeing list when visiting Page, Arizona. Most people visit Antelope Canyon by arranging a guided tour only to be rushed through the overly crowded sections of Upper Antelope Canyon, or … Read more
Located in Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, about halfway between Kanab, Utah, and Page, Arizona, Buckskin Gulch is a spectacular and unique hike that winds through one of the deepest and longest slot canyons in the world. This area is most famously known for The Wave, which is almost impossible to get permits for. … Read more
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