I need to head to Ridgecrest soon for a memorial service. Driving down from Boise, ID. Nevada 225 and 278 look like they might have more interesting scenery than 95. Are the roads decent? Any hazards I need to know about? (Besides the heat - I know...
My 6 month old pup has started getting car sick anytime we're on curvy roads. In Idaho, that basically means anytime I'm out of the city. I'm hoping you all have some tips to help with this.
If anybody has plans to drive along the Gorge, you need to make different plans.ClickyThe fire has jumped the Columbia, so expect the Washington side to be a mess as well.
When I'm traveling with a group, we just meet up occasionally. Especially before it's time to leave pavement and find camp. We have cell phones if we need to get a hold of each other.Usually the plan is "I'll catch up at the Walmart in Ridgecrest." O...
I bought new because I could get it set up exactly the way I wanted. Solar instead of a television. 12 volt vent fans. Larger grey tank.Yes, I know I could have bought a used Nash and done modifications. But I work full time and definitely don't nee...
I wouldn't buy a Keystone again, but the problems I had with it were because I was pushing it's limits. It was never made to leave pavement, and I boondock off of dirt roads. I hadn't done enough research before buying the trailer.
