On our way to Maine, we stopped in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. We thought that perhaps that we would do a the cog railway up to the top of Mt. Washington, but it was silly expensive at $79 per person. We have been to the top of bigger mountains and we have done […]
It has been our experience that some of the best spots to camp in the United States are some of the least known areas. , Great Basin National Park, Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park and Capital Reef National Park are some examples. Add to that list North Cascades National Park. This place is simply awesome. […]
Today was our last day in Glacier and we spent it kayaking on the Flathead River in Western Glacier. The rapids were a bit more than we expected in some sections, but the inflatable kayaks did great and delivered us 6 miles down river without incident. The scenery speaks for itself. There is not much […]
Day One Lake Tahoe is a very interesting dichotomy. It is so scenic, so serene, and so freakin packed with people!!! This place would be great if everyone but us just went the hell home. Perhaps it is the fact that it is 4th of July weekend. It is like a combination of spring […]
