The Dog’s Coast
Oregon’s coast is known as The People’s Coast. Thanks to the 1967 Oregon Beach Bill, all 363 miles of coastline has free public access. That’s fantastic, but we all know my […]
Tag Archives: road trip
Lessons From The Road: Pacific Northwest-ish Edition
My fears came true. The creative part of my brain has turned to mush. In an effort to revitalize my inspiration, Aspen and I took to the road. The writer’s […]
Breathe The Mountain Air: California To Colorado And Back
Part of the fun of a road trip is pouring over a map to decide where to explore. Route’s sister’s wedding this summer in Colorado was the perfect excuse for […]
Geology Rocks: Leslie Gulch
I love the high desert, but let’s be honest – there’s so much of it to love. The stretch of road between Fernley, Nevada and the Idaho border on US-95 […]
An Unplanned Exit To A Remarkable Moment
Aspen and I recently ventured to Boise, Idaho on a road trip. While the sun was shinning when we loaded up, the forecast over Highway 80 looked daunting. As we […]
Coast Road Trip
Wildlife 4-8’s momma bear was in town from Wisconsin and she wanted California coast, migrating whales, and a break from snow. Mission accomplished! All photos courtesy of Wildlife 4-8 and […]
2013 Epic Road Trip: Lamoille Canyon
The original plan to end our epic road trip was to hike the Ruby Crest Trail, but Moab was too hard to leave. In the end, our backpacking trip turned […]
2013 Epic Road Trip: Dogging About Moab Part Two
We may have only been in Moab for three days, but they were jam-packed days: On one hand Arches National Park is nonstop amazing rock formations, on the other hand […]
2013 Epic Road Trip: Dogging About Moab Part One
Spend even just a day in southern Utah and you’ll be ready to join the Monkey Wrench Gang – kudos on the page turner Edward Abbey. That being said, I […]
2013 Epic Road Trip: California to Jackson Hole, Wyoming
I think 2,793 miles and five western states qualifies as epic. And that was only the portion of the trip I went on! My parents were at the St. Anthony Sand […]
