United States
United States Travel Guide
Everyone needs to check out the U.S.A.!!
Ok, we might be slightly biased being American, but we truly do believe this country has so much to offer.
Just like every country has it’s own unique culture, most of the states offer something unique. Whether it is the fried food in the south, the microbreweries in the west or snow-capped mountains up north, there is so much to explore.
No matter what kind of traveler you are, you can find a find a unique corner of this country that offers so many unique adventures.
We have been traveling the U.S. full-time via RV since Dec 2019 (yes, pre-pandemic). We’ll be the first ones to tell you, that we have been surprised by how diverse this country is.
If you are looking for a short or long road trip, you can easily jump in a car or RV and go where the road leads you.
Fast Facts
Language – Most people speak English, however is there is no official national language
Currency – Dollar
Capital – Washington, D.C.
Adapter Info – Plugs A & B
Fun Trivia – Beer is the most popular alcoholic beverage in the U.S. According to a 2017 Gallup poll, 40% of Americans who drink alcohol say they prefer beer.
Where We’ve Been!
[INTERACTIVE MAP]
CLICK ON A DESTINATION TO SEE RELATED CONTENT!
USA Road Trip Guides
The Ultimate Guide to a Road Trip in Arizona: Top places to Visit
The Ultimate Guide to a Road Trip in ArizonaAs one of the United States’ most colorful states, a road trip in Arizona will offer not only a variety of sights to see, but some intense scenery and landscapes. From the largest cacti in North America to the deepest spots...
The Mighty 5: Plan your road trip to Utah National Parks
The Mighty 5: plan your road trip to Utah National ParksVisiting all of the Utah National Parks is a bucket list item for many people and the easiest way to see them all is taking a Utah Road Trip. Whether you are in a car or RV, the National Parks in Utah are...
The Top Can’t Miss Places to visit in Montana right now
The Top can't miss places to Visit in MontanaMontana is easily one of our favorite places we’ve been to and we spent just over 6 weeks exploring this massive state. With so many incredible places to visit in Montana, it’s hard to know where you should start your...
Our Favorite USA Hiking Destinations
The Can’t Miss Hikes in Bryce Canyon that will leave you breathless
The Can’t Miss Hikes in Bryce Canyon that will leave you breathless Bryce Canyon is a national park located in a small town by the same name. Bryce Canyon is known for its natural beauty, scenic views, and numerous activities. The canyon is full of thousands of...
Everything you need to know about Big Bend National Park hikes and travel guide
Everything you need to know about Big Bend National Park hikes and travel guideWelcome to Big Bend National Park, one of Texas's two national parks. As one of the larger, and definitely one of the more remote and less-visited, national parks, Big Bend offers a wide...
The Ultimate Glacier National Park Hikes and Trip Planning Guide
The Ultimate Glacier National Park Hikes and Trip Planning GuideGlacier National Park is, without a doubt, one of our favorite national parks that we have visited. With over 700 miles of trails, there are so many great hikes with jaw-dropping views throughout and at...
Top 5 most popular Sedona Hiking Trails you won’t want to miss
Top 5 most popular Sedona Hiking Trails you won't want to missThere are dozens of Sedona Hiking Trails to explore, but there are 5 specific Sedona hiking trails that you absolutely don’t want to miss! From jaw-dropping views and breathtaking panoramas, these 5 hikes...
Everything you need to know about hiking in Capitol Reef National Park
Everything you need to know about hiking in Capitol Reef National Park While it isn’t the most popular of the parks in Utah, there is some incredible hiking in Capitol Reef National Park which definitely makes this a park to add to your bucket list. Capitol Reef...
The Absolute Best Hikes in Arches National Park to discover nature’s beauty
The Absolute Best Hikes in Arches National ParkHeading out to Arches National Park? While it isn’t one of the larger national parks, planning ahead is still important, especially when you are planning to hike. We spent a week in the park and have all of the...
Other U.S.A Travel & Drinking Adventures
The Can’t Miss Hikes in Bryce Canyon that will leave you breathless
The Can’t Miss Hikes in Bryce Canyon that will leave you breathless Bryce Canyon is a national park located in a small town by the same name. Bryce Canyon is known for its natural beauty, scenic views, and numerous activities. The canyon is full of thousands of...
An Epic Weekend Itinerary for a Bachelorette Party in New Orleans, LA
An Epic Weekend Itinerary for a Bachelorette Party in New Orleans, LATrying to find the perfect spot for a bachelorette party? A bachelorette party in New Orleans offers just about everything you could possibly want - from pole dancing classes and erotic male dancers...
Everything you need to know about Big Bend National Park hikes and travel guide
Everything you need to know about Big Bend National Park hikes and travel guideWelcome to Big Bend National Park, one of Texas's two national parks. As one of the larger, and definitely one of the more remote and less-visited, national parks, Big Bend offers a wide...
The Ultimate Glacier National Park Hikes and Trip Planning Guide
The Ultimate Glacier National Park Hikes and Trip Planning GuideGlacier National Park is, without a doubt, one of our favorite national parks that we have visited. With over 700 miles of trails, there are so many great hikes with jaw-dropping views throughout and at...
The can’t miss eat, drink and other things to do in North Charleston, SC
The can't miss eat, drink and other things to do in North Charleston, SCIf you are visiting Charleston, you’ll need to add the North Charleston area to your list of places to visit. There are so many things to do in North Charleston, SC, like enjoying the beautiful...
8 Amazing Things to do in Page, Arizona
8 Amazing Things to do in Page, ArizonaIn 1957, Page, Arizona, started as a housing community for the workers who were building the Glen Canyon Dam, but they must have liked what they saw because many of them hung around after the canyon was completed! And it’s easy...
