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Hearst Castle: A MUST SEE!

We left Borrego Springs, California and headed northwest to Hearst Castle.  We tried to tour the castle in the past but couldn’t due to road damage from a severe storm.  Needless to say, we were excited to start our 2024 on the road adventures at Hearst Castle. Hearst Castle, is a magnificent mansion located on the central coast of California, near the town of San Simeon. It is a famous landmark in California and attracts millions of visitors each year.The history of Hearst Castle begins with its visionary owner, William Randolph Hearst. Hearst was a wealthy newspaper magnate and a prominent…

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Unveiling the Splendor of Rainbow Bridge on Lake Powell!

This week we dive into the breathtaking beauty of Rainbow Bridge at Lake Powell! 📽️🎥Join us as we explore this natural wonder, a symbol of harmony and diversity. From its vibrant colors to its towering arch, this remarkable formation will leave you in awe.This arch/bridge is only accessible by boat with a 2 mile hike or a grueling 30 mile hike through the desert! 🤩🌟Enjoy the video!Travel Update:We enjoyed a great 25th Anniversary at L’Auberge in Sedona and we continue our journey South with the goal of reaching Borrego Springs next weekend!  Holy cow, we have traveled this year from…

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Four Arizona Adventures!

This week we’re taking you on 4 special adventures in Arizona: an amazing National Monument, a jeep ride in the beautiful red rocks of Sedona, one of our favorite campgrounds and kayaking on the Salt River in search of wild horses. 1. Wupatki National Monument. Wupatki National Monument is a mesmerizing historical site located in Northern Arizona just outside of Flagstaff. The monument is known for its ancient Native American ruins and The Wupatki Pueblo was built in the 12th century. The pueblo is made up of over 100 rooms and is believed to have housed around 100 people at…

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Canyon de Chelly, Wow!

In this video we take you to Northeast Arizona and Canyon de Chelly.The history of Canyon de Chelly is a long and storied one, dating back thousands of years. The canyon has been inhabited by various Native American tribes for centuries, including the Anasazi and Navajo people.The Anasazi people were the first to inhabit the canyon, arriving around 2,500 years ago. They built cliff dwellings and other structures within the canyon, some of which can still be seen today. The Anasazi are believed to have left the canyon around 1300 AD, possibly due to drought and other environmental factors.The Navajo…

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