This article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase through these links, I will earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Thanks!This is a monster post about pickup truck camping, a full-on guide to outfitting and living in the back of your pickup truck. We are going to cover a lot of information, including what you …
At the Crossroads in Las Cruces, New Mexico
This didn’t feel right. I had an overwhelming sense of unease, one that told me I shouldn’t be here. It was 11pm, and I rolled restlessly in the back of my pickup truck as I listened to the incessant chatter of my mind. I felt my heartbeat quicken as my palms began to sweat. I’d driven up a long dusty …
49 Places to Visit on the Ultimate West Coast USA Road Trip
Are you putting together an itinerary for the ultimate west coast USA road trip? Then don’t miss my top picks among these incredible, unforgettable places, stretching from the Pacific Coast trough through the interior to Nevada, Arizona, and more. It should not be denied… that being footloose has always exhilarated us. It is associated in our minds with escape from …
How Much You Should Budget for a Climbing Road Trip
Attempting to answer the often-asked question of how much you need to budget in order to embark on a long-term road trip around the United States in order to camp, climb, and hike.
Travel Fatigue and Becoming Tired of Traveling
Long term travel is an absolutely amazing experience and one that I have cherished over 1.5 years on the go. But there are some downsides to being a nomad. How do we deal with the competing calls of domesticity and being a nomad?
Finding Adventure at the Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival
*THUMP THUMP THUMP* I bolt upright and out of my sleeping bag, nearly knocking my head on the canopy roof. That feeling of slight panic and mostly confusion that occurs when you’re jarringly awoke from a deep sleep. *THUMP THUMP THUMP* “Hello?” I mumble. “Security! Sore-ee, but ya can’t sleep here, eh.” Barely conscious I mutter my excuse about how …
Overland Expo – Get outfitted, get trained, get inspired. Get going!
I spent the past few weeks exploring southwest Utah: from Zion National Park to Bryce Canyon (we even got snow!), to Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. There is some amazingly surreal and sublime scenery throughout this area, and while I wasn’t doing any climbing, I was having a blast just exploring these new areas that I’d never been. Through Twitter, I …
On the Road – New Mexico Edition
I had hoped to take off from Ouray early Thursday morning, initially, but I had to stick around through the late afternoon to see the doctor and see whether I could get my stitches removed or not. She would do it for free versus having to pay another doctor somewhere to remove them if it wasn’t ready. Problem was I …
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