Category: Arizona and New Mexico

A man looks a the rolling mountains of the Blue Ridge Parkway behind a silver antique Porsche 911 Driving Scenic Byways in an Antique Car
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Driving Scenic Byways in an Antique Car

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Two guys drive a 1969 Porsche 911 Convertible cross country, camping and collecting stories as they navigate their way along America’s scenic byways and historic highways

The snow-capped peak of Mt Grant looms in the distance over US route 95 in Nevada Great American Road Trips, Part 2: My Favorite Back Roads in America
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Great American Road Trips, Part 2: My Favorite Back Roads in America

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Last year, I collaborated with roughly 40 travel bloggers to put together the first installment of the Great American Road Trip series.  That behemoth of a post looked at the best back roads on a state-by-state basis.  While it’s a very comprehensive look at some of the best road trips in the country, it was… Continue reading Great American Road Trips, Part 2: My Favorite Back Roads in America

A large blue tent sits in a dispersed campsite on a hill in Big Sur, overlooking the Pacific Coast Highway and the cool blue waters of the Pacific Ocean. A brilliant blue sky overhead is nearly cloudless, and the wild grasses are dried and yellow. This campsite was free. How to Camp for Free: Essential Gear for Wild Camping
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How to Camp for Free: Essential Gear for Wild Camping

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A comprehensive list of gear and supplies to help you enjoy your wild camping experience!

A green REI tent in a wild campsite is tucked up into an evergreen shrub in the Arizona wilderness. Brick red dirt, bright green shrubs, distant mountains and a bright yellow hot air balloon round out the scene. How to Camp for Free: Where and When to Wild Camp
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How to Camp for Free: Where and When to Wild Camp

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Want to camp for free? Feeling adventurous? This comprehensive guide tells you everything you need to know about wild camping!

Two college friends pose after hiking to Wave Cave in Arizona Exploring Outdoors to Maintain College Relationships
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Exploring Outdoors to Maintain College Relationships

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Graduating from college comes with a lot of excitement and change. You and your friends are making life decisions that will affect all of your relationships. Some of you will return home after college, some of you will stay in one place. Some may travel temporarily, and some may move across the U.S. to tackle… Continue reading Exploring Outdoors to Maintain College Relationships