How do digital nomads combine their travels with settling down? Turns out that the majority stays in the same place from about 1 to 3 months. That sounds like settling down and enjoying daily routines & at the same time not having to give up travel. Read more
Stay warm and cozy while camping ☃️?
If you’re planning a camping trip in cold areas and -like me- are not build for cold anything, make sure you come prepared. Really, preparation is the key. It’ll keep you warm and comfy and it’ll give you a much better travel experience. In the end of time, there’s nothing worse than being cold – if you’d ask me. Read more
Smoky Mountains and Gaitlinburg
We spent two days in the Great Smoky Mountains (that got their name from the blueish smoky haze that’s always hanging over them) and Gaitlinburg, a cozy mountain village with a true Christmassy vibe during the winter season. Extra: A quick stop at the Natural Bridge in Virginia. Read more
New Orleans & beignets
Yes, beignets even had to be in the title. Not Bourbon Street, or the fact that jazz was born here, or voodoo, or that it’s the place where Mardi Gras is held. No, beignets. Read more
BBQ in Houston
Welcome to Texas baby! No visit to the Lone Star State is complete without some BBQ, and so we went and found it. Everything really IS bigger here. Read more
San Antonio, Texas
An evening in San Antonio. First stop: The Alamo, where the well-known Battle of the Alamo took place. Second stop: the River walk, where we were the lucky spectators of the over 100.000 holiday lights. Read more
Carlsbad Caverns
If I had to describe the Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico in one word: WAUW! Don’t forget to bring your America the Beautiful Pass if you got that. We start the 2 self-guided trails: The Natural Entrance and the Big Room – both 1.25 miles long. 750 feet underground (229 meters), the trails […]
Santa Fe
After one ICY night, we’re on our way to Carlsbad. Santa Fe is our main stop and its plaza and picture-worthy houses and galleries do not disappoint. Read more
How To Prepare For Your Road Trip?
Time To Road Trip! Decided to hit the road? Whatever your destination, with the right preparation you’ll get there and enjoy the ride. Read more
Red Rock Canyon Hikes, 2-3 Miles
You’re gonna love these 2 to 3 mile Red Rock Canyon hikes. With the 13-mile Scenic Drive and a sunny afternoon ahead of you, you gotta pick your game. With the almost 30 hikes and trails the park has to offer, that’s not an easy choice. We’ll get you started! Read more