After contemplating the practicality of owning a van, a couple decided to invest in a Ford E250, which they remodeled into their own comfortable house-on-wheels. Their initial van-life adventures across New York proved the vehicle’s value as a mobile shelter during impromptu trips. Despite a few comfort adjustments needed, the van’s convenience, security, and the ability to head off on new adventures make it a worthy purchase.
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From the infamous Devil’s Path in the Catskill Forest Preserve, with its relentless ascents and descents, to the breathtaking Great Range Traverse in the Adirondack High Peaks, known for its exposed ridges and steep ascents, each trail offers a unique and demanding adventure.
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Exploring the Majestic Tonto Natural Bridge in Arizona’s Pine Forest Surrounded by mountains and pine, nestled in the Tonto national forest, lies one of the largest travertine bridges in the world, known as Tonto Natural Bridge. Natural bridges made of travertine are uncommon and a beautiful sight to see. The stalactites and stalagmites one usually pictures in the caverns below
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In Arizona, the winters can range from warm and sunny to snowy and ice cold. Sedona is the perfect mix of both. Impulsively on a Sunday afternoon we drove up north to a popular hiking spot, The Devils Bridge. The temperature was perfect for a light sweater and there was no snow in sight. We were lucky to get a
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Chimney Bluffs, on the southern shores of Lake Ontario, is a unique geographic landscape formed by years of erosion from waves and wind. The location offers amazing vantage points, well-maintained facilities, and nearby attractions like the abandoned Girl Scout camp in Beachwood State Park. The park provides an intriguing peek into the past for history enthusiasts and thrill-seekers.
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