I had heard there was a national park in Ohio, and since our route was taking us close by we decided to make Cuyahoga National Park our first stop after Cedar Point. Originally the plan was to spend four days there over the weekend allowing time for Sam to catch up on a work and…
Every time we head east from Colorado it gives me chills. There’s something about being past the Rocky Mountains that really makes it feel like we are going somewhere new, exciting, and different. I love it. Until we get to the humidity. Dun, dun, dun. The midwest was HOT and ridiculously humid and mostly we…
Travel Dates: July 6-9, 2018 This was our first visit to Rocky Mountain National Park near Estes, CO. I had heard it was a busy park, so staying over the weekend wasn’t ideal but it allowed us to meet up with family from Minnesota and Utah so totally worth it! I can’t remember who gave…
Grand Targhee Resort is located on the western slopes of the Teton Mountains in Alta, WY. Technically in Wyoming, the resort can only be accessed through the Idaho side via Driggs which is where we now have a home base. A relatively small resort, Grand Targhee is known for its incredible powder during the winter,…
Its no secret we love to mountain bike. One of the reasons we love living in Teton Valley, Idaho is the plethora of outdoor activities and trails. Oh, and its not hot in the summer. That’s a huge plus. We spent the winter skiing at Grand Targhee Resort (and loved it!) so when I started…
This is really cool. I discovered your family’s journey in a national park magazine a month ago (or so) and have been following your blog as well as many other full-time families. We live just outside of Omaha and my parents live in Gothenburg so I know about the city campground as well as pony express site – first time I’ve seen a traveling family go through somewhere in Nebraska I’m familiar with! So happy for you and jealous of your lifestyle!
Cheers from Nebraska!
I’m so glad you found us! We loved that little spot of Nebraska although I about died in the heat and humidity. I don’t know how you live there! lol! 🙂