When most people go on a road trip in northern California, they probably don’t have visiting a big Paul Bunyan at the top of their list given all the natural beauty in the area. If you are looking for a place where nature meets weird, Trees of Mystery definitely delivers. Trees of Mystery is ideal Read more about Trees of Mystery: BIG Paul Bunyan on a Road Trip in Northern California[…]
Redwood National Park in Northern California offers trails of all lengths from the challenging Lost Man Creek Trail (22.0 miles), to the well known Lady Bird Johnson Grove Natural Trail (1.4 miles). Ultimately, we decided to take on the Trillium Falls Trail. Like many of the surrounding trails, this 2.8 mile trail brings you through Read more about Trillium Falls Trail: Beauty in Redwood National Park[…]
Camp Usal is an isolated camground in Sinkyone Wilderness State Park. Located in a very under-developed area of California, the towns that exist on the coast are few and far between. The fact that a lot of these areas are hard to access make it ideal for overland exploring. Multiple hiking trails are found along Read more about The Lost Coast: Camp Usal[…]
After having our camper installed in Sacramento, we headed north. Our first destination was Usal Campground located in Mendocino County. Usal Campground is remote, and is one of the southernmost points of the Lost Coast. After turning onto US-101, the turnoff for Usal Road is roughly 13 miles north of Westport, California. The entrance for Read more about The Lost Coast: Usal Campground[…]
Making our way to the Bonneville Speedway Waking up in Rock Springs, Wyoming, we were excited about what lay ahead. Not only were we a day closer to installing our ATC camper on our way to California, but we had one important pit stop to make. Crossing into Utah, we couldn’t wait to be at Read more about Bonneville Salt Flats[…]