Including portions of Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and New Mexico, the Rockies span nearly the length of the continent along the Rocky Mountain ridge. The central section of the range is technically a very arid, desert environment – something that many people don’t realize before they visit the region – but the Rockies offer a vast… Read more »
When Alaska was first purchased from the Russians in 1867 for $7 million, many were skeptical. Many at the time blamed Secretary of State William Seward for what was thought to be an enormous waste of taxpayer dollars. Adding 587,000 square miles to the United States, the acquisition was a steal – with the purchasing… Read more »
When Lewis and Clark set their sights on the western frontier, there was a light at the end of the tunnel – and that light was the Pacific Northwest. A gem on the eastern edge of the Pacific Ocean, this region is unparalleled in its unique collection of flora and fauna. Puget Sound Host to… Read more »
The American South is a region so vast it has it has developed its very own culture. Southern food is some of the most prolific in the entire world and should be thoroughly experienced everywhere from the shores of North Carolina to the streets of New Orleans. But beyond the food, the American South is… Read more »
A gateway between the American South and the bustling big cities of the Northeast, the Mid-Atlantic States offer a perfect mix of cosmopolitan, classic Americana tourism and relaxed southern charm. A populous region with plenty to do and see, including one of the nicest baseball stadiums in the major leagues at Camden Yards, the Mid-Atlantic… Read more »
The oldest region in the country, the American northeast has not only a great scenic landscape to enjoy but is also steeped in rich culture. Historic and scenic, the northeast is the most diverse parts of the nation to experience. And for the most vibrant of backdrops, most travelers prefer to take on this particular… Read more »
Everyone knows California has some of the most spectacular natural wonder in the entire world. And all of it is accessible to road vehicles via the 387,000 miles of road spanning the state. From the beaches of southern California to the redwood forests of northern California, exploring the region is truly a world-class experience. Stretching… Read more »
Autumn is the perfect time to hit the open road; the temperature is just right, the scenery is exquisite and conveniently enough, there are a few holiday weekends to take advantage of. Road tripping the nation in your RV allows you to take in the sights of our great country while maintaining the utmost comfort…. Read more »
Hollywood loves to make films about those disasters us family RV trips where just about everything goes wrong. While the viewer’s sit back and chuckle because the family’s mishaps are actually really funny, for real-life RV’ers, they are anything but funny. Problems can happen to just about anyone and when you least expect it. One… Read more »
Family road trips are exciting. The very thought of gathering everyone together to drive across country, or from one coast to the next, is a big deal. The spring is here, with summer arriving soon; and this is the time of year when everyone begins to plan their warm weather getaways. Traveling with kids adds… Read more »