White Sands National Park
White Sands National Park has been on the list for a long time – but as White Sands National Monument. When we threw…
Read MoreWhite Sands National Park has been on the list for a long time – but as White Sands National Monument. When we threw…
Read MoreLower Calf Creek Falls is the most visited attraction in Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument, but only because of it’s proximity to scenic…
Read MorePeek-A-Boo – It’s the Spooky Slot Canyon! Now – this is fun! Makes up for our last ‘Oops’ boondocking post that wasn’t supposed…
Read MoreHole-In-The-Rock BLM boondocking spot, Escalante, Utah. 12/25/2021 This is easily accessible by any size rig, I would have no hesitation bringing our 40′…
Read MoreWhen we left Zion National Park, we decided to spend a night boondocking near the Paria Ghost Town in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument….
Read MoreOne of our map pushpins in Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument is the Toadstool Hoodoos area northwest of Lake Powell. We love colorful…
Read MoreAgate Fossil Beds National Monument probably isn’t on your list unless you’re a hardcore fossil nut. I had seen the name in our…
Read MoreDevils Tower National Monument has been on my must-do list since I saw Close Encounters of the Third Kind as a kid. The…
Read MoreEffigy Mounds National Monument was never very high on our list (aka non-existent), but since our rough route took us pretty close to…
Read MoreAs we were looking at the dreaded Great Plains states looming wide and desolate between us and our family we’re headed to visit…
Read MoreMore sheer amazement at the wonders of our world – the Owachoma Bridge, the last of 4 bridges on the Under the Natural…
Read MoreA prospector discovered the Natural Bridges in 1883, and it became a National Monument in 1908. There are 3 amazing natural bridges (arches…
Read MoreI waited and waited in the wind and drizzle for a break in the cloud cover, and finally was rewarded with the perfect…
Read MoreHere are some extra photos from our Canyon de Chelly trip that didn’t make the prime-time cut, but are good memories for us.
Read MoreCanyon de Chelly (pronounced D’Shay) is entirely owned by the Navajo Tribal Trust of the Navajo Nation. It is the only National Park…
Read MoreColette is starting to wonder if she should start doing a bit of double-checking on these hikes I tell her are an easy…
Read MoreIt’s not easy to get to Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, but it’s definitely worth the trip! 100 miles southwest of Tucson and…
Read MorePicture perfect Colorado day Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument, Florissant, Colorado
Read MoreA much-overlooked National Monument, just below the surface lies one of the richest fossil deposits in the world. Add in some 14-food diameter…
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