Call it the great morel mushroom hunt! After a few days in Rexburg, Idaho and dealing with my very sick pooch at a local vet, are now in Salmon, ID, staying at a stunning little RV park right on the Salmon River, located in the Lemhi Range in the Sawtooth Mountain Region. This is prime […]
On August 9, 2010 my wife Sharon and I and Fiona the Fearless Kitty got in our 2003 Roadtrek 190 Popular and headed out to… nowhere special. After configuring our campervan for extended boondocking capability with solar panels, an inverter, and extra batteries, we had cut our earthly ties and were embarking on an endless […]Read More
Want to get away from the commercial campground scene, and tired of the mad crush in the national parks? There are 155 national forests in the US with a combined land area the size of Texas, where it's not uncommon to have a section or even a whole campground to yourself. The challenge is how […]Read More
I have been weaving in and out of the incredibly gorgeous Wyoming/Idaho border the last 3 days, working my way up north through the Caribou/Targhee National Forest. I came along Alpine Lake, then into west Yellowstone, north again to Mesa Falls. Spending nights at National Park Campgrounds where the flowers are in full regalia, perfuming […]Read More
I've been Roadtreking to Idaho… slow and easy. Day 1 started off frantically with final packing, almost forgetting Her Majesty’s food dish and dog food. She is a bit picky and will be discombobulated for a few days, out of her routine, so it’s a good thing I remembered. It isn’t your run of the […]Read More
Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime. ~Mark TwainHi everyone. I'm Laura and this is my Roadtreking guest blog. I'll […]Read More
The wife and I found ourselves in southern Ontario with time to kill and wanted to see the sights, but were dismayed by the high price of camping in Canadian government-run parks. National and provincial parks (analogous to state parks in the States) charge $35-40 a night for camping, which is more than our limited […]Read More
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