We’ve taken several Maui vacation and it never disappoints because of the things to do on Maui! We had a fantastic time on our February trip with Doug’s daughter, son-in-law and granddaughter and spent a few extra days there…
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Can you believe it? We decided to take some time off from full-time RV living and in this post I’m going to explain why and how it went.…
The Eastern Sierras, with their dramatic landscapes and unique geological formations, offer an unforgettable road trip experience. From the stunning vistas of Tioga Pass to the rugged charm of the Alabama Hills, this journey provided us with breathtaking views…
More than 4 million people flock to Yosemite each year and for good reason. It is home to 3 of the world’s 10 tallest waterfalls and although Yosemite Valley is only 1% of the national park, the valley contains:…
You may have read other blogs about full-time RVers who describe how many wonderful people they’ve met on the road and yes, we have met some wonderful travelers, but the encounters are always brief because we move at a…
Hey, SF friends! Get your playlist ready; pack your snacks; grab three tees, your favorite travel pants, and a pair of trail runners. Then take next Friday off for this fun NorCal road trip.…
Mirror of the sky,Crater Lake provides some calm,Family yet to come.…
Boondock With Bailey Scenic Cycling Travel
Visit 3 Starkly Beautiful Landscapes in Southeastern Oregon
When you think of Oregon, you probably think of lush, green locations like those near Crater Lake (link), Columbia River Gorge, Silver Falls State Park (link), Portland (link), or something rocky along the Oregon coast, but there are some…
Boondock With Bailey Scenic Cycling Travel
7 Multi-Generational Things to Do In and Around Sun Valley
Looking for a multi-generational family trip? If you’re an outdoorsy group, you might consider a trip to Sun Valley, Idaho. Doug and I took this trip in the fall with my parents, brother, niece, and nephew. Three generations from…
Visiting state capitol buildings and presidential libraries are great ways to learn history. Not only are the state capitols usually pretty elaborate, but they almost always have interesting facts about the state. Boise’s capitol building was no different.…
