There is so much beauty in America’s deserts and we offer tips, tricks, and suggestions on how to enjoy them. Whether RV or tent, enjoy the unique adventures only the desert can offer.
If you’ve been pining for a road trip but avoided traveling this past year the Southwest’s winter season is the perfect time to skip the crowds and spread out across its vast landscape of red rocks, towering hoodoos and desert flora. From the colorful slot canyons of Utah and petroglyphs of Nevada to the giant
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Tucked away in the Northeastern corner of Nevada lies one of the state’s best-kept secrets. Known as the “Swiss Alps” of Nevada, the Ruby Mountains are brimming with alpine lakes and streams, meadows blanketed with wildflowers, and glacial canyons and valleys home to an abundance of wildlife. While visiting the Ruby Mountains and greater Elko
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Go with the flow on one of America’s most iconic waterways. Running through five states, the Colorado River adapts dramatically with the varied terrain, giving campers an ample menu of adventures. Colorado River Facts The river runs 1,450 miles, from the Colorado Rockies to the Gulf of California in Mexico. The hydroelectric dams on
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A little prep goes a long way on your winter stay in the south
Each winter, an estimated one million snowbirds motor south in their RVs to enjoy warm southern temperatures in the Sun Belt. Most rent an RV site, while some purchase a site in their desired destination area. Use these tips for your snowbird trip this winter. It’s not hard to understand why snowbirds make the journey
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