One of the hazards of traveling full time is finding medical care for both regular checkups and emergencies. We have found the dental services in Mexico to be excellent and affordable. Not long after returning to the US I had…
Our Next Home – Winnebago Sightseer 30A and New Modifications
We found the new rig and within a few months of selling the old and purchased a 2014 Winnebago Sightseer 30A. I fell in love with the floor plan and we did a nationwide search to find one that we…
Selling The RV – Out with the Old
We are on a 3 year cycle when it comes to vehicles – especially RV’s. We had our Volkswagen Van for 3 years followed with our Sprinter Van for 3 years and then our Class C for 3 years. As…
Brainard Lake – Moose, Hikes and Reflections
We finally escaped the metropolis of Denver and headed for the hills. Cooler weather and less people was just what we needed. Brainard Lake State Park inside the Indian Peaks Wilderness is easy just outside of Nederland and easy access…
Old Time Fourth – Gold Hill, Red Rocks and Bear Creek Colorado
Next stop – Denver area to see friends, family and a concert. Traveling in Denver can be rough as there are very few places to stay. Dave books out parks months in advance just to be able to visit family.…
Crested Butte – Perhaps this is Nirvana?
We arrived in Crested Butte to boondock (stay on Bureau of Land Management Land with no power, water or structured camp sites). Washington Gulch is a gorgeous area with a rutty dirt road entrance and beautiful flower fields as a…
Beautiful Ridgeway Colorado
We arrived in beautiful Ridgeway to have the perfect Colorado week! We fished, hung out with friends, paddled, hiked, 4-wheeled and ate great food. What more can you ask for. Ridgeway State Park has 2 campgrounds, we stayed at the…
Colorado At Last – Grand Junction
We finally made it in to Colorado after a more than a month in Utah. With the remote park locations we spent so much time at we were badly in need of supplies – everything from food, hiking shoes and…
Mushroom Valley – Goblin Valley State Park, Utah
Once called Mushroom Valley, this area 190 miles southwest of Bryce Canyon was discovered in the 1920’s by a couple of cowboys searching for cattle. The weathered entrada sandstone from the Jurassic era creates some crazy short hoodoo’s referred to…
Capitol Reef National Park – Fun With Friends
We met up with friends at Capitol Reef National Park and had a great time. It is amazing scenery, a beautiful campground and so much fun to catch up with Jase and Lauri (wanderwasi.com). Capitol Reef (241,904 acres) encompasses…