Travel Tips

I’ve driven through Wyoming maybe a dozen times, and I still can’t shake the feeling that the Chief Joseph Scenic Highway is the route most

I used to think finding a clean restroom on a road trip was pure luck. Turns out there’s actually a whole ecosystem of apps, insider knowledge, and

I used to think rest stops were just for people who couldn’t handle long drives. Turns out, that’s exactly the kind of thinking that gets drivers killed—

The Geronimo Trail Scenic Byway doesn’t actually follow Geronimo’s exact footsteps, which is the first thing you should know.

The Red River Gorge Bridge in northern New Mexico doesn’t look like much until you’re actually on it. I used to think bridges were just functional things—

I’ve driven past Paria three times now, and each time I forget how much dust gets into absolutely everything. The Crumbling Western Set That Hollywood

I used to think finding decent produce in rural areas was basically impossible. Then I moved to a town with one grocery store—a faded building where

The road into Arches twists through a geology textbook come to life, if geology textbooks could make you slightly carsick. I’ve driven this scenic

I never thought I’d care about napkin holders until a gust of wind sent my entire stack of paper napkins tumbling into a campfire. Here’

I used to think duct tape could fix anything on a camping trip. Then I spent three days in the Cascades watching my tent pole splint slowly unravel in