40+ days, 7,000 miles. What should we see?
Our family addiction is travel adventure. We’ve hiked on the Appalachian Trail, summitted various peaks, surfed the Outer Banks, flew in a helicopter in Charleston, para-sailed in Montauk, sipped cha...
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Here's a sampling of more things to do and see on U.S. RV trips (most, but not all of which, we have done):
1. Drycamp off a 4X4 road in Death Valley
2. Drycamp in the top rated State Park in America
3. Travel the remote and beautiful Desatoya Mountains Scenic Byway
4. Drycamp out in the Oregon Outback
5. Drycamp by the barn on a beautiful and quiet private party's farm
6. Drycamp in the beautiful and quiet meadow of a private ranch
7. Drycamp on a sandy beach along the Salmon River
8. Ride a jetboat in Hell's Canyon
9. Overnight camp and mine at a Herkimer diamond quarry
10. Tour with your RV to 11,300 foot altitudes in the spectacular high country of Colorado
11. Drycamp and hike on Antelope Island
12. Stop and watch in your RV while a huge buffalo heard crosses the road
13. Camp close to and visit the Nevada City that's not in California
14. Camp on an Indian reservation and take a guided tour high-lighting life on the reservation
15. Drycamp right in the area after watching a wildlife team release Condors into the wild
16. Drycamp close to, and then visit, the Crazy Horse Memorial nightime light show projected onto the side of a mountain
17. Drycamp along the pristine and beautiful Henry's Fork river in Idaho
18. Visit and tour the Rankin House
19. Visit and tour the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center
20. If you can - on a blue-sky day - drive your RV on, and take photos along, the spectacular "RVs Not Recommended" valley floor loop at Monument Valley
21. Tour the Texas Panhandle area in good weather
22. Camp 75 feet from, and tour on foot, where the men who were involved in the O.K. Corral incident died - read the gravestones on Boot Hill while you're in the area
23. Visit Death Valley and take your own photos of the natural fish swimming in the desert creek that's out in the middle of nowhere
24. Tour, hike, and take photos on at least one of the loops at Mesa Verde - including the (now dry) reservoir early inhabitants built to raise fish out in the middle of nowhere
1. Drycamp off a 4X4 road in Death Valley
2. Drycamp in the top rated State Park in America
3. Travel the remote and beautiful Desatoya Mountains Scenic Byway
4. Drycamp out in the Oregon Outback
5. Drycamp by the barn on a beautiful and quiet private party's farm
6. Drycamp in the beautiful and quiet meadow of a private ranch
7. Drycamp on a sandy beach along the Salmon River
8. Ride a jetboat in Hell's Canyon
9. Overnight camp and mine at a Herkimer diamond quarry
10. Tour with your RV to 11,300 foot altitudes in the spectacular high country of Colorado
11. Drycamp and hike on Antelope Island
12. Stop and watch in your RV while a huge buffalo heard crosses the road
13. Camp close to and visit the Nevada City that's not in California
14. Camp on an Indian reservation and take a guided tour high-lighting life on the reservation
15. Drycamp right in the area after watching a wildlife team release Condors into the wild
16. Drycamp close to, and then visit, the Crazy Horse Memorial nightime light show projected onto the side of a mountain
17. Drycamp along the pristine and beautiful Henry's Fork river in Idaho
18. Visit and tour the Rankin House
19. Visit and tour the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center
20. If you can - on a blue-sky day - drive your RV on, and take photos along, the spectacular "RVs Not Recommended" valley floor loop at Monument Valley
21. Tour the Texas Panhandle area in good weather
22. Camp 75 feet from, and tour on foot, where the men who were involved in the O.K. Corral incident died - read the gravestones on Boot Hill while you're in the area
23. Visit Death Valley and take your own photos of the natural fish swimming in the desert creek that's out in the middle of nowhere
24. Tour, hike, and take photos on at least one of the loops at Mesa Verde - including the (now dry) reservoir early inhabitants built to raise fish out in the middle of nowhere
