It’s hard to believe that it’s been nearly two years since we completed our Sunrader build, but here we are. A lot has changed since then and although the Sunrader didn’t pan out for us, we’re still immensely proud of what we learned and accomplished through the build process.

When planning for full-time travel it can be really daunting to know what you need to plan for financially because it’s so different from life in a home. Over the last four years, we’ve come to have a pretty good understanding of the price ranges for life on the road and all the variables that can affect the cost. 

There is no better time to read something that inspires or lifts your spirits! So we’ve decided to put together a reading list of our favorite books! Most you will find are real adventure/travel inspired. Go figure! 

Things are really weird right now for all of us. I wanted to drop you all a quick line to let you all know what’s going on with us. But before I dive in, I wanted to let you all know that we’re thinking of all of you. We hope that this blog post finds you healthy, happy, and staying sane in these insane times.

Today we’re going to be talking through the installation of a new dash mount for our 2019 Toyota Tundra! For a long time, we’ve been looking for a way to get our truck’s dash organized because we carry a few different electronic devices while we’re driving in the cab.

Today we’re going to dive into something that we’ve been working on building for a long time now, and that’s how we make passive income from the road!

It feels only fitting that we should be environmentally minded when we’re shopping for gear needed for going out into nature for recreation! That way we’re ensuring that we’re taking care of our beautiful resources for generations to come while still getting to enjoy them today! In my own personal quest for a more sustainable lifestyle, I’ve found that our clothing and gear choices are a huge area of opportunity to improve on that frequently overlook, so I wanted to take some time to dive into the details and learn how we can make more informed decisions when it comes to buying clothes and gear for the outdoors!

The Mojave Road is a historic road that was originally created by the Mojave People who lived on the banks of the Colorado River. The dense network of paths were created as a trade route across the Mojave Desert to the Pacific Ocean.

Death Valley is one of our favorite National Parks. It’s a landscape unlike any other and offers a wide variety of things to see and do. Though we’ve been to Death Valley over five times we still manage to find more to explore! Here is a small sampling of our favorite things to do in Death Valley.

We get a lot of questions about our rig, Roxanne. So we thought it was high time that we put together a comprehensive list covering the details of the truck, camper, and all of the upgrades to get to where we are now. 

It’s hard to believe that we’re about to say goodbye to 2019 and start a new decade! At the end of every year, Owen and I like to take some time and each pull our five favorite photos from the year. Without further ado, here they are!

Hey guys! After leaving Buena Vista, Colorado it was officially time for us to start migrating towards Vegas over the next month. Owen did an amazing job of picking an adventurous route to get us there. Our first leg of the journey was the Rimrocker Trail.

I’ve found gift guides to be really helpful in discovering new things that I otherwise might not know about, so I figured… Being one that loves gear, does research on these things for fun, and loves sharing the things that genuinely make a difference in our lives… I should make a holiday gift guide! So here goes nothing!

By now I think you have gathered that we love to hike and talk about gear. So when REI reached out and asked us to put some gear to the test it felt like a match made in heaven! We decided to make a real adventure out of it!

We put together a little travel guide for Buena Vista and the surrounding area of the things that we’ve eaten, drank, hiked, and rafted all of which we’ve loved. So here’s what we recommend!

We’ve now been living in Roxy for 9 months now! Crazy! Which, I know, makes this 6-month review video a little tardy. However, a lot of people have been curious about what we think about our build after living in it for a while.

I’ve recently been asked this: “Any advice on cooler weather hiking clothes for women?” I’ll do you one better, and talk through the gear for both men and women! I figured that this would be some helpful information to share with you guys.

Hey guys! This is sadly the final installment of our John Muir Trail gear guide! Things will go back to their usual speed here on the blog, but we’d love to hear if there are any topics that you’re interesting in us covering in the future.

In this installment of our JMT gear guide we dive in deep to take a closer look at our trail wardrobe! Enjoy!

It’s been nearly a month since we completed the John Muir Trail… I have no idea where the time has gone! This is the final installment of our written and video log from the trail! We still have two more gear guides, food and extras, coming out later this week and next week!