I was motivated – I mean REALLY motivated after spending 2 full days previously in “the swell” (the San Rafael Swell) to visit “the wedge” at sunrise. To do so in late June required waking BEFORE 5am and hitting the road – driving into the wilderness on dirt roads in the dark. As it turns … Read more
Remote, wilderness travel in Northern Nevada – visiting an Indian Reservation and rv camping details on two reservoirs…
A remote drive then an unexpected gem – Angel Lake…
What RV Travelers MUST know about medicare and healthcare from the President of the AAPS
I’m here (with my camper) to attend FreedomFest 2019 – in Las Vegas – yes, the belly of the beast, which was 112F this afternoon!
Nine Mile Canyon – pure inspiration! History – both natural and anthropological will astound you in this full day tour of a very remote yet accessible region.
RV Camping at its best – National Forest Service (NFS) waterfront RV camping at a pristine reservoir – perfect for kayaking, my nearest neighbor is about 200 yards away, minimal phone signal – enough to listen to “tune-in radio”, and NO FEE for the camping! Yes, I did say FREE! Forsyth Reservoir is located about … Read more
Discount RV Campgrounds – doesn’t everyone love to save money? How about FREE RV Camping?
In many ways, Utah is a unique and special state. Literally dotted with National Parks, moderate climate (in the higher elevations), great people and LOTS to see – IF you’re willing to stretch a little to have a look. I entered Utah at the beginning of June and now as July arrives, my current campsite … Read more
Duchesne, Utah. A town of fewer than 2000 people, situated about 2 hours from Salt Lake City, and sandwiched in between Heber City and Vernal, Utah. Elevation works in its favor at about 5500 ft. The climate in June is perfect with daytime highs near 80 and nights in the upper 40’s. And just up … Read more
