There are many ways to make money traveling the world. This is how we support our digital nomad lifestyle and how you can do it too. “Travel while you’re young and able. Don’t worry about the money, just make it work. Experience is far
Bend is one of those cities that you can’t help but fall in love with. This high-desert city in Central Oregon is a great vacation destination for just about anyone. Known for its wide selection of breweries and outdoor activities, there are plenty of
It’s no secret that Flagstaff, Arizona is one of our favorite places in the U.S. Since we’ve been visiting the area since 2015, we want to share some of our favorite dog friendly things to do in Flagstaff along with tips for campers and
Ever since we transitioned to a nomadic lifestyle, we have been fascinated by the idea of traveling around the world in a 4×4 expedition vehicle. While visiting Bend, Oregon, we scheduled an appointment at EarthCruiser to learn more about their overland vehicles. In this post,
One of the best ways to see America’s first national park is in an RV. Joe and I spent four days exploring Yellowstone National Park in a Class B RV with Charley the yellow lab. In this post, I share our five day Yellowstone
Get ready for an epic road trip through South Dakota! Whether you’re driving a car or an RV, you’re going to have an amazing time exploring the Black Hills and the Badlands of South Dakota. Give yourself at least two to three days to
Fort Collins, Colorado is one of the most beer focused cities we have visited so far. From large breweries to microbrews producing a spectrum of beers, there is something for every beer enthusiast. This is a round up of our favorite breweries in Fort
Toquerville Falls in Utah is a fun and rewarding drive for anyone with a four wheel drive vehicle. If you’re near St. George, Utah or planning a trip to Zion National Park, consider spending a day to explore the falls. Toquerville Falls, Utah We
Santa Barbara, California is one of those beach towns that has it all. Spectacular views of the coastline and the mountain ranges, mild weather, great architecture, good food, rich history and a wide range of activities from paragliding and kayaking to yoga and wine tasting. There
Joe and I lived in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles before we hit the road full time. We still come back to spend time with family, catch up with friends and visit some of our favorite places. This is a list
