We knew this place was going to be good and we were excited about it. We arrived in the dark and did not realize the splendor of the area we had parked in until the next morning. The next morning when we opened our blinds we couldn’t help but stare at the cliffs around us….
It is a little hard to believe that it has been a full 6 months since we completed our 2625 watt RV solar power system installation! Now that we have had some time to make use of it, I would like to share how it has been working out. Click the video link below for…
Near the eastern edge of Death Valley and about 120 miles from Las Vegas lies the ghost town of Rhyolite. It was a mining town that boomed very briefly in the early 1900’s. Unfortunately, the valuable gold ore in the area was quickly exhausted. Afterwards, production dropped and the town dried up almost as fast…
We headed south out of Oregon to warmer and drier weather in southern Nevada. Talk about a change in climate and scenery! The Mojave greeted us with vast expanses of some of the driest desert we’ve ever seen. On top of that, we enjoyed spectacular sunsets just about every evening. Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge…
After our adventures in Lamoille Canyon it was nice to have full hook-ups again for a month. Using Eugene, Oregon as a home base, we set off to explore the area’s covered bridges, waterfalls, and even made a day trip back to the beautiful Oregon Coast! A visit to Eugene would not be complete without…
While heading west out of Utah, we made a quick stop at the Bonneville Salt Flats. It’s hard to miss. The road is just straight and flat for miles. With white, salty expanses all around, there’s really no mistaking where you are. On top of that, there is a convenient interstate rest area where you…
While boondocking nearby at The Wedge, we made an evening excursion over to Buckhorn Wash. What an unassuming name! This place is absolutely incredible! It starts out as a gentle downhill drive that just gets better and better. Slowly but surely it turns into a canyon with cliffs towering 1500 feet above your head. If…
Without a doubt, this has been our favorite boondocking spot to date. Of course, we haven’t done a huge amount of it yet, but this was one of those sites that you are sorry to leave. The Wedge is a peninsula that juts out into Utah’s Little Grand Canyon of the San Rafael River. It…
Spectacular waterfalls just don’t get old. Especially when they come with a 210 foot swinging bridge just down the river. Kootenai Swinging Bridge and Falls are right off of Highway 2, right between the towns of Troy and Libby. Click below for our 2nd Montana episode: Kootenai Swinging Bridge and Falls The largest falls in…
Chances are, if you ask someone what comes to mind when they think of RVing in Montana, they will say Glacier National Park or parts of Yellowstone. Those two locations also come with lots of crowds. A huge, gorgeous state like this has much more to offer. Click below for our adventures in Northwest Montana…
