Colorado
Brilliant Wanderings In Colorado
Colorful Colorado is ideal for outdoor adventure—be it rugged overlanding trails, mountainous vistas, close encounters with wildlife, or awe inspiring hikes.
Hike through the Garden of the Gods
Visit the grave of Doc Holiday
Marvel at Starr Kempf's Kinetic Sculptures
Doc Holiday's Grave
Glenwood Springs
Visiting Parks In Colorado
Colorado’s violent geology makes for brilliant hikes across the state.
Hiking In Colorado
Colorado is a land of amazing and wild hikes.
Camping In Colorado
As dedicated RVers with little interest in winter sports, there is a whole season in Colorado that is completely lost to us. But in the spring, summer, and fall, Colorado is meant for outdoor living.
What Colorado isn’t meant for is urban camping. One of these worst nights we experienced while traveling was spent leapfrogging from Walmart to Walmart along Highway 70—desperately searching for a lot that allowed overnight parking. Even relatively low density counties banned overnight parking. By the time we reached a truck stop where we could sleep in Grand Junction we were weary and disillusioned with the entire state.
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Waterfalls, Fur Seals, Black Choral, and Parrots in the Milford Sound, New Zealand
The day starts with a drizzle. Weather reports promise more of the same. Yet, tour guides assure us that these are ideal conditions to visit the Milford Sound. Many waterfalls along the Sound only flow during rain. In fact, there are only two permanent waterfalls. We see dozens.
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Wandering along the Peninsula: Twizel to Christchurch, New Zealand
We only spent one night in Twizel and launched back on the road for one last bid for a rain free hike. This time we aim for Christchurch and its scenic peninsula.
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