The stretch of Route 66 that goes through Central New Mexico follows the road’s original path. This means you get to see a lot of the historical route’s sightings that date all the way back to 1926.
Flying High on the 4th of July in Wyoming
Wyoming is big, wide-open, has beautifully varied scenery and is America’s most sparsely populated state. Despite the sparseness, Wyoming locals …
Get Your Pics on Route 66 – Eastern New Mexico
This stretch of Route 66 from Glenrio to Santa Rosa takes you through Eastern New Mexico, providing views of historical motels, souvenir shops, and restaurants from a bygone era.
Honeymooning in an RV
It’s been said that for relationships to thrive, they need to move forward. So, what better way to start a …
Five Tourist Traps that Aren’t Bad to Get Trapped In
Tourist traps are part of America’s road culture. Since people have been traveling cross-country in their vehicles (particularly the 1950s), …
5 States With Incredible Boondocking Camping Spots
Why pay for an RV park when the U.S. has tons of public lands you can park on? Dry camping, …
8 Amazing Waterfront Campgrounds
We’re all drawn to the water. A bunch of us dream of waterfront property, whether a lake or the ocean. …
10 State Parks That Are Screaming “Road Trip”
National parks get a lot of love in the United States. They also get a lot of the crowds and …
Visiting Yellowstone in Spring
Cold? In the spring, Yellowstone National Park certainly can be. If you bring a good coat you’ll be more than …
Who Wants to See a Moose?
If you were thinking to yourself, “Hey, isn’t the moose the largest mammal in North America?” then pat yourself on …