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Road Tripping the Louisiana Brewery Trail

Posted on September 24, 2014 by Kenin Bassart Posted in Beers, Louisiana, North America, Road Trips, Roadside Attractions, USA 21 Comments

Road Trip Planner Louisiana Brewery Trail

The American South has come to the craft beer game a little late, but what they lack in variety they seem to make up with in quality and quantity. This is perhaps most true in the state of Louisiana. In order to call attention to their budding brewery business, Louisiana decided to do something special and put together the Louisiana Brewery Trail. When we heard that such a beast existed, there was only one thing that came to mind: ROAD TRIP!! See what breweries are a must-visit, and where you should stop if you are planning on Road Tripping the Louisiana Brewery Trail.

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Ramblin’ Off Road with Pink Jeep Tours in Sedona, AZ

Posted on April 9, 2014 by Kenin Bassart Posted in Arizona, Nature and Wildlife, Sedona, USA 10 Comments

From the moment I drove down into the canyon that Sedona, AZ calls home I immediately fell in love. Why? Because it’s GORGEOUS that’s why. Even though it’s a great little city filled with happy people and more hippies per capita than California, Sedona’s biggest attraction are the giant red rocks that surround it. Built like a natural fortress with walls that come in a myriad of shapes, sizes, and colors you can never get tired of just walking around and looking up.

Each butte and stone spire you set your eyes on begs you to come closer for a better look. On our second day in town we succumbed to their calls and decided there would be no better way to explore the desert than getting into a 4×4 and off roading it. That left us with only one choice: booking an off road adventure with Pink Jeep Tours Sedona.

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A Year In The Life Of The Constant Ramblers! #Rambleon

Posted on August 15, 2013 by Lauren Bassart Posted in Road Trips, Things To Do, Travel Tips 16 Comments

Today is the one year anniversary of TheConstantRambler.com We have both written many heartfelt posts about how we got here and how our friends and family (both old and new) help keep us going and help us keep the dream alive. I am going to spare you the mushy-gushy stuff and allay some fears and tears. This is a photo post! :) A year in the life of The Constant Ramblers- thanks for all of your support and love! Ramble on!

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Driving the Alaska Canada Highway – Guide & Road Trip Planner

Posted on May 7, 2013 by Kenin Bassart Posted in Alaska, British Columbia, Canada, Great Drives and Car Pics, Road Trip Planners, Yukon 104 Comments

If you’re planning on taking a drive to Alaska there are only a couple direct driving routes that will take you there. You can either drive the Cassiar Highway, which is a small mostly rural route, or drive the Alaska Canada Highway (aka the Al-Can), which is a slightly larger, slightly less rural route. :-) No matter which way you go you’ll be guaranteed two things: several days of non-stop driving, and miles of wide open spaces. Since we had the opportunity to make the drive last fall we decided to put together this handy dandy guide and road trip planner for driving the Alaska-Canada Highway.

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Glacier National Park Road Trip Planner & Photo Essay

Posted on April 23, 2013 by Kenin Bassart Posted in Great Drives and Car Pics, Kalispel, Montana, Nature and Wildlife, Road Trip Planners 22 Comments

When looking for places to visit while road tripping, we often look for somewhere that is going to be a great scenic drive, or a location that offers lots of hiking and other natural activities. Occasionally though we get lucky and find a place that offers fantastic drives and the opportunity to really get in touch with Mother Nature. Glacier National Park happens to be one of those places. If you are planning a road trip anywhere near Northern Montana, make sure to include Glacier National Park in your itinerary. It’s one of the most unique National Parks in the US and easily sits near the top of my list of favorites.

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