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Tomorrow marks one month back on the road and it h

Tomorrow marks one month back on the road and it has been full of many highs and a few lows. We promised ourselves during our time quarantining in Austin that we wouldn’t take travel for granted ever again and that we’d enjoy all of the exciting moments to the fullest and appreciate the less exciting moments as part of the journey. Here’s a little recap of our first month back: 🏠 We have called 22 different places “home” for the night, from Walmarts, rest areas, and Camping World, to beautiful BLM land. 🚐 We have driven around 3,000 miles from Texas up to Washington, with many different stops along the way. 🍟 We have parked or sat on the ground outside of 8 McDonalds, Whole Foods, and/or libraries to use their WiFi to upload our YouTube videos. 🏔 We have hiked ~40 miles total to the highest point in New Mexico, through canyons, to alpine lakes, waterfalls, and to city overlooks. 🚣🏻‍♀️ We have kayaked 11 miles total to two of the most beautiful spots ever! 🔋 We have yet to run out of battery power in the van, but it has been close. Not having access to outlets at coffee shops and libraries has been a bit tricky and power consuming. Today we are driving around a bit aimlessly to try to get our batteries up so our laptops don’t die 😅 It has been a busy, exhausting, exhilarating, and beautiful month! And we are so excited for the next month and the familiar and new places we will explore. Thank you all for following along, we’re so happy to have you along for the ride! ❤️

A lil sneak peek (or I guess we should say peak 🗻) of one of our new favorite places in the entire world: the Sawtooth Wilderness in Idaho. If it wasn’t for the lack of cell service, we would’ve stayed here forever 😍

Twin Falls is nicknamed the City of Waterfalls and

Twin Falls is nicknamed the City of Waterfalls and on our second day in Idaho we tried to visit as many as we could. Each one was unique and different from the others and absolutely beautiful! One of our favorites was Perrine Coulee Falls, which is a 200ft waterfall located in a canyon. Not only is the waterfall very majestic, but you can walk behind it! Warning: you will get wet, 💦 but it’s totally worth it! New vlog is up from this day of adventuring in Southern Idaho! We dare you to not sing TLC while watching it 😉

For the last week we have been exploring Idaho and

For the last week we have been exploring Idaho and it has been one of the most magical weeks of our lives! Idaho is nicknamed the Gem State and with crazy mountains, clear lakes, tons of waterfalls, canyons, hot springs, and so much more, it definitely lives up to its name. Our Idaho vlog series kicks off today with our first day in Southern Idaho. We visited an epic canyon at sunrise, kayaked to this gorgeous spring (thanks @miraclebanburyhotsprings!), ate delicious ice cream, visited a cool rock, and Adam played a round of golf at a beautiful (and cheap!) course. We are SO excited to share these adventures with you. Welcome to Idaho!

Frary Peak is the highest point on Antelope Island

Frary Peak is the highest point on Antelope Island, which is the largest island on the Great Salt Lake. We woke up bright and early to tackle the hike and it is one of our new favorites! With 360° views almost the whole way up, super interesting rocky terrain that reminded us of a less green Isle of Skye, and hardly any people, it’s definitely one of our must do’s in the Salt Lake area! Just beware of those dang noseeums, they’re hungry and love to bite 😜

For the last couple months we’ve been working ha

For the last couple months we’ve been working hard on making some changes to our website and travel guides to make them even more helpful for you! We’ve updated 30+ guides to include more details, helpful tips, and suggestions, to hopefully make planning your trip even easier than before. Check out the “destinations” section on our site to see all of our guides, or click the map on our homepage! We also launched a nifty resources page with links to all of our travel planning resources (like how we budget for trips and our step by step guide to planning a trip), our favorite travel booking websites, outdoor gear, vlogging and photography gear, tools that have helped us grow our blog, and so much more! Nothing makes us happier than knowing our guides or vlogs have helped you plan your own adventures and we’re so excited to keep creating content for y’all to take some of the stress out of planning, and hopefully entertain you a bit along the way!

The Great Salt Lake is the largest salt lake in th

The Great Salt Lake is the largest salt lake in the Western Hemisphere and has between 4.5 to 4.9 billion tons of dissolved salt in it! 😱 The lake’s salinity ranges from a little less than 5%, (just above sea water), to nearly 27% (the Dead Sea’s salinity is 33.7%) and as the lake levels lower, its salinity rises because the same amount of salt is dissolved in less water. We heard that the saltier the lake, the easier it is to float effortlessly, so we had to put the theory to the test...and it was a success! Even if it did smell a bit and there were tons of flies, it was SO cool to lay back and have the water hold you up! 🙌🏼

This is what the Bonneville Salt Flats look like w

This is what the Bonneville Salt Flats look like when the wind is 35-45 mph: hair and shirt flying, doggo ears flapping, and non stop laughing as you get blasted by the salt and almost knocked over. 🤣 In today’s vlog, we experienced the saltier side of Utah and it was one of the most memorable and fun days we have had on the road. We kicked off the morning with an epic hike up Frary Peak and then floated in the Great Salt Lake before driving towards the Nevada border to the Bonneville Salt Flats, where it felt like our van may fly off the road at any moment and Adam white knuckled the steering wheel. It’s one of our favorite vlogs we have made and we hope you enjoy it! 🙌🏼

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