North to Alaska: A 5,000-Mile Journey to the Last Frontier
By Neela Bhagat
March 30, 2015
The Final Leg — Valdez, Alaska, to Prince George, British Columbia We’ve reached the last part of our great Alaskan adventure, but we still have 12 more days and roughly 1,800 miles left to explore, including a trip on the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad... Read more »
Death Valley National Park
By Dennis and Cheryl DeNoi
February 23, 2015
A Land of Extremes on the California/Nevada Border “Hottest, driest and lowest.” That pretty much sums up Death Valley National Park, but this enchanted land is so much more. The beautiful, and somewhat out-of-this-world valley, is also known as The Valley of Life to the Timbisha Shoshone... Read more »
A 5,000-Mile Journey to the Last Frontier
By Neela Bhagat
February 20, 2015
The Third Leg — Homer, Alaska, to Valdez, Alaska Now at Homer, we’re roughly at the halfway mark of our great Alaskan adventure with 23 days, and about 2,200 miles behind us. In Part III, we will experience the spectacular scenery of an untouched wilderness and a profusion of mountains,... Read more »
A 5,000-Mile Journey to the Last Frontier
By Neela Bhagat
January 21, 2015
North to Alaska, The Second Leg: Dawson City, Yukon Territory, to Homer, Alaska Alaska, here we come! After 10 days on the road (from Mile 0 of the Alaska Highway in British Columbia to Dawson City, Yukon Territory), my husband, Arjun, and I can’t wait to cross the border... Read more »
North to Alaska: A 5,000-Mile Journey to the Last Frontier
By Neela Bhagat
December 18, 2014
The First Leg — Dawson Creek, British Columbia, to Dawson City, Yukon Territory For many people, Alaska is a dream destination that elicits many questions. Shall we cruise or fly? Will we see the real Alaska? How about traveling the historic Alaska Highway in our own motorhome?... Read more »
Dimensions of Denali
by Bobbie Hasselbring
November 21, 2014
A journey to this majestic national park includes side trips that are quintessentially Alaskan Denali. For those familiar with the great Alaskan mountain, the tallest peak in North America, Denali (aka Mount McKinley) brings up images of a massive, snowy peak towering over the landscape... Read more »
Autumn Camping in the Adirondacks
By Patricia Krasenics
September 24, 2014
New York’s Lake Placid and Whiteface Mountain region offers abundant fall color, fun special events and plenty of recreational opportunities In the late 1800s, wealthy families from New York City and Albany traveled to the unspoiled wilderness of upstate New York to escape the gritty... Read more »
Way Off the Beaten Path
by Christine Goodier, Photos by Robert Goodier
August 21, 2014
New Mexico’s Chaco Culture National Historical Park is rugged AND REMOTE, with clear, dark skies perfect for night-sky viewing What if you could drive your motor-home right into the center of a place as highly regarded as the Acropolis in Greece, England’s Stonehenge or the Egyptian Pyramids,... Read more »
8 (plus 3) Good Reasons to visit the Badlands
by Karen Lee Ensley
June 19, 2014
This South Dakota National Park is filled with bountiful wildlife, rugged scenery and endless adventure Why would any sensible traveler want to venture to a place named Badlands? Here are eight reasons — plus three nearby attractions — why you’ll want to pack up the motorhome and head... Read more »
Yellowstone Your Way: A First-Timer’s Tool kit
by Christine Goodier
June 2, 2014
Planning a trip to see Old Faithful? Here’s what you need to know before heading off to the world’s largest collection of geysers Tell a few people you’re going to Yellowstone National Park and you’ll suffer from information overload. Your helpful boss or mother-in-law’s idea of a... Read more »
