Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Train

So much fun…not enough time!We spent the day on the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Train!  The ride was so beautiful…the train went through the San Juan Mountains.  The track ran along the Animas River and in many areas we were right on the edge of a rock cliff over the water,Once in Silverton we booked it to Thee Pitt’s Again, BBQ!  This restaurant was on “Diners and Drive-ins”.  The best onion rings in the world!  (The BBQ was good too!)  Silverton was very busy, it was biker weekend and Labor Day weekend.  The rumble of motorcycles was everywhere!  Once…

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Twin Falls Idaho overnight

Milestone: 11 Months on the Road!  The adventure continues!When we left Heber City last Saturday, we spent the night in Twin Falls, Idaho at a Harvest Host Golf Course, Canyon Springs.  Twin Falls is located on the Snake River that  winds through a gorge right beside the town.  Canyon Springs Golf Course is adjacent to the Snake River in the gorge.  Our spot for the night was right next to the river!The town is called Twin Falls due to the two major waterfalls in town, Shoshone Falls and Perrine Coulee Falls.  There is also Dierkes Lake Park above the Shoshone…

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Yonder Escalante, Review!

We are on our 10th month of full-time rving and we finally found an modern, edgy and downright cool campground!  Yonder Escalante!  Check out the link below, this is like no other!Yonder Escalante Website LinkWhat we loved:Outdoor Common Area, with built in fire pits and Chill Music!Desirable bathrooms and showers (including towels!)Staff, so accommodatingDrive-in theatre with classic cars to sit in and watch the movie!Rustic but oh so hip!Grab and go food.Wine and good snacks on site.  True High-Speed Internet!Complementary Saturday night S’mores Modern PoolThis campground not only has campsites, it has lodging huts (so modern with everything you need for…

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City of Rocks State Park

We have read many reviews that City of Rocks State Park is a must see while in New Mexico.  To get to City of Rocks the drive is through typical desert land with a few rolling hills of desert.  We crested one of these hills and in the distance saw City of Rocks, sitting in the middle of a vast desert plain!  It was mesmerizing!We stayed 4 days at City of Rocks and loved it because each site is unique and very private from other RVs/campers.  Each site is nestled among the rocks that make up the state park.  There…

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