This summer, we traveled across the US, through Western Canada and around Alaska. We have shared each step of the journey, but here we recap the highs, lows and FAQs into one location, and share a FREE printable itinerary to help you plan a journey of your own, and included a BONUS reading list!
We thought getting to see Devil’s Tower would be the best part of this stop. We were so wrong! The people we met made it so much more than we could have imagined. Here’s why you’ll want to add this location to your travel list.
We may be RVers now, but we’ve been hikers and tent campers, too, and have seen so many avoidable mistakes by people in the outdoors.
We’ve compiled those tips into one simple location. What would you add to this list?
Living full time in our RV on a tight budget for 5 years now has taught us that RV parks and resorts are not always a good fit for us. Here’s a few budget friendly options we’ve found, and some tips to make it work!
Our last week in Alaska was memorable. We were dodging weather, exploring an ice cave, reaching the end of the Alaska Highway, and crossing back into Canada to stop at a spot we missed racing into Alaska!
Leaving Anchorage, we headed south and east to expore Valdez, or Port Valdez, a fjord on the Prince William Sound.
We had a long list of places to explore and high hopes of checking them all off.
Travel can be unpredictable, even with the best of plans. In this season of life, we take the chances since we are never really homeless in an RV!
And this week, it paid off. Check out the blog to see how!
We have had rain pretty much our entire time in Alaska, and we’ve made the best of it! But the weather changed in our favor for our visit and views of Denali. Come along for our explorations of a mine and a mountain this week.
After taking care of things in Anchorage, it was time to start exploring again.
Join us as we head south on the Kenai Peninsula to Homer.
This week, we continue our journey to Alaska–albeit at a faster speed to get replacement parts for our broken landing gear and to get seen for a medical issue.
Come along for the wildlife, camping spots and getting some answers.
