Highway 82 runs northwest to southeast through some of Colorado’s most
beautiful scenery, including Independence Pass.
As mountain snow begins to slowly melt and the days grow longer and longer,
summer's long anticipated arrival is finally in sight.
If you're still finalizing your plans for a summer road trip, consider
putting some of these destinations on your route.
With the sun starting to show and the snow gradually melting, it's time for
one of our favorite springtime activities: waterfall chasing! Grab your car
keys and hiking boots and take advantage of this incredible season in the
Pacific Northwest, and what better way to pack in the adventures than a road
trip?
Gas is (relatively) cheap. The sun is out.
It’s winter in the Pacific Northwest, and while some may take this
opportunity to hole up under a blanket and ride out the winter storms, there
are intrepid souls who see no reason to sequester themselves when winter
beauty covers the beloved peaks and forests of Oregon with a coat of snow,
and the waves of the Pacific thrash with ever more power.
.. /“What is your favorite part of Iceland?”/
As someone who works for a campervan rental [1] in Iceland, I hear this
question every day, and to be completely honest, I hate it. That’s because
it’s almost impossible to choose one favorite spot in Iceland, since each
part of the country has its own charm.
When the summer comes, so does the heat. Regardless of who you are, those dog
days and triple digits will send you clamoring for cooler climes. Enter the
iron stallion of freedom, your car.
Fall is the perfect time to pack your family into the car and hit the road
for a mini vacation through the mountains and tumbling fall foliage. Few
places are as perfect as New Hampshire for spending time outdoors and taking
in all the fun and festive fall activities of the region.
Words fall short in an attempt to aptly describe the Gifford
Pinchot National Forest. It's truly one of the last great
places—thundering cascades carve massive amphitheaters out of old-growth
forests, sweet huckleberries proliferate alongside placid lakes, and
sometimes, views of Mount Adams and Mount St.
The geography of the West Coast is dominated by mountain cordilleras that
extend from Baja, California, to the Olympic Peninsula in Washington, and
nowhere is this demonstrated in more stark contrast than in the region of
southern Oregon.
The Angeles Crest Highway cuts east to west across the San Gabriel Mountains
for 66 miles through the chaparral and montane forests of one of Los
Angeles’ most accessible and rugged wilderness areas, and, as once
described by John Muir, some of its thorniest.
Construction on the route began in 1929 and was intended to create a scenic
loop that connected with Route 62, now State Route 39, abov
The first installment of the Ultimate West Coast Road Trip [1] took you
along the Cascade Range in Washington and Oregon and pointed south to Los
Angeles along the California coastline.
