I’m not going to lie: I HATE driving my car. Whether it’s around the corner to the store or hours of driving to a fun destination, I just really, really don’t like driving. So, for me, the perfect road trip involves me not having to drive.
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My Favorite Ramblin’ Road Trip Featuring Rick Griffin
Did somebody say “Road Trip”? I love road trips! It’s not just about the destination. The journey itself is part of the adventure as each trip brings the opportunity for new experiences. As co-host of Midlife Road Trip, one of the questions I am most often asked is, “What is your favorite road trip?” My standard answer is, “The next one!”
My Favorite Ramblin’ Road Trip – Featuring Gary Arndt
As many of our readers know, there’s nothing us Ramblers love more than taking a good road trip. As it turns out, many other travelers agree that hopping in a car and just driving around is a fantastic way to see the sights and really get to know a place. With that in mind we thought it would be fun to put together a series of articles featuring road trip tales from some of our traveling friends. Here’ the first installment of our ” My Favorite Ramblin’ Road Trip” series featuring Gary Arndt.
Dog Water Safety Tips for Summer Travel
There’s nothing I love more than visiting a beach or lakeshore when I travel. Growing up on Cape Breton Island, I was surrounded by some of the most beautiful beaches in the world and they were an important part of my life in all seasons. Windswept winter walks, early autumn shell collecting, ice cream filled summer afternoons, and late spring bonfires are the scenes of my childhood.
It’s only natural that when Ryan and I adopted our beloved black lab mix, Chester, we expected him to be a water baby as well. Don’t all dogs love the water? And he’s (well, mostly) a lab – those webbed paws are perfect for some ocean fun! Much to our surprise, however, Chester seemed hesitant and, well, downright uncertain during his first few times to the lake.
Top 3 Offbeat Trails in Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park is one of the most gorgeous places on earth, so it’s only natural that a whole lot of people flock to it throughout the year. During the late spring and summer, the park’s most popular trails can be downright crowded, making it less of a magical excursion than it should be. But there are ways to avoid the crowds and see the park in peace. One way is by visiting lesser known, almost secret trails that’ll take you away from the throngs of tourists and but still let you enjoy the area’s spectacular beauty. Here are three of the best offbeat trails in Glacier National Park.
