The 8 Best Automotive Museums in the U.S.A.
While a lot of countries have long automobile histories, it’s hard to beat the motor memories of the United States...
While a lot of countries have long automobile histories, it’s hard to beat the motor memories of the United States...
A motorhome makes going on vacation as easy as asking, “Where to next?” However, you do need to think about a few things before heading off, like, is there a parking spot when you reach your destination? Luckily, other booking plans won't be an issue, as staying at one of the top motorhome-friendly vacation destinations makes it a snap to take your hotel room with you. Where should you go if you find yourself in the U.S.A.? Add one of these five hotspots to your itinerary. Photo by Vladimir Kudinov on Unsplash Why A Motorhome Is the Ultimate In Vacation Fun Let’s face it — schlepping all your stuff in and out of a hotel room is one of the worst parts of...
The 140-mile-long trench known as Death Valley is a desert wilderness, where the blazing sun beats down relentlessly into deep basins and empty streams, and only the most resilient lifeforms can survive. But for adventurous souls like Chanel and Stevo (and most likely you, since you're a fan of this blog), this extreme landscape presents a unique opportunity to explore one of the most unique national parks in the world. If you’re looking to spend some time indulging in the rare sights and broad expanse of Death Valley, there are a few key things you won’t want to miss off your itinerary. From stargazing at the lowest point in North America, to soaking in panoramic views from the top of ancient...
Do you want to set out on the open road with friends but are nervous you won’t get the most out of your route? With careful planning and creative thinking, you can make any trip one of the most memorable experiences you’ll ever have. Chanel and Stevo are huge fans of road trips (which is why they spent so much time and energy on getting #TheBadger🚐 just right) so if you too want to embrace the open road, read on...
As regular readers may know, Chanel and Stevo love to camp, and they've done a fair amount of it in Africa, North America, Australia, and even Europe in all sorts of set-ups like campers, tents and RVs. So it's no surprise that they'll jump at any opportunity to camp. But camping presents a lot of options. Maybe you’re new to the experience, or perhaps you want to know how to elevate your next excursion. What suits you best — an RV, camper or tent? Even within these categories, you have several options. It pays to investigate the pros and cons of each beforehand so that you don’t waste precious money on gear that doesn’t suit your needs. Let’s explore the pros...
Camping with your family can be one of the most rewarding experiences you and your loved ones will ever have. It allows you to get away from day-to-day life, and enjoy some quality time together in nature...
We’re here to bring light to some of the most iconic American experiences, in hope of inspiring a little local escapade and proudly American adventure....
Since it's SoCal week for us, we thought we’d chat to the creative duo behind an epic DIY passion project that has since turned into an aspirational design and lifestyle brand: The JTH (aka The Joshua Tree House)....
This could be the longest blog post I ever write, or the shortest, as I could tell you why you should visit San Francisco, or why you shouldn’t. Ever since I was a little toothless jelly bean watching Full House re-runs on my VCR back in the early 90s, I’ve dreamed of visiting the Painted Ladies, Golden Gate Bridge and the beaches that surround the city of San Fran. I must admit, when we were planning our USA trip, San Fran was probably the first thing I wrote down on the itinerary. So as part of our West Coast road trip – the 3-week excursion we enjoyed in September – we made our last stop the beautiful San Francisco. And beautiful...
Chances are you have “road-trip in USA” somewhere on your bucket list. Whether it’s driving the historic Route 66, or meandering through valleys, deserts and coastlines (either on the West or East Coast), USA’s wide open spaces, and variety of landscapes and views, really do make it the ideal place for a road trip, and the ideal place to take sensationally good photographs. [embed]https://youtu.be/2P-1X2pPiyI[/embed] Our own four-wheeled USA adventure began in Nevada, where we picked up our JUCY camper (our home for the life-changing three weeks that lay ahead) and drove, leaving Las Vegas in the dust. Over 2500km planned, we quite literally moved into the van, having car up front, kitchen in the back, bed on top, and dressing room somewhere...
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