Deep South USA
We spent 3,5 weeks on a road-trip in Florida in April 2014. Camping in tent half the time and hotels and motels the rest. It was a great experience and the fact that it went so well with kids aged 1 and 3 really gave us the guts to try the round-the-world journey we are now planning. We plan to buy camping gear once again so that we can get close to nature and enjoy life in the open. Though we will of course stop by some of the favorite places from last time we plan to go further north this time along the Mexican Gulf before flying from New Orleans to New York and then home. The plan is to enjoy the weather, the beach and experience the real South. Blog posts below [pt_view id="58194ce351"]Posts from this destination
Splendid views in Bryce and Zion national park after a forgettable stopover in Salt Lake City
To avoid too much driving in one day we decided to do a stopover in Salt Lake City on the way from Grand Teton to Bryce National Park. A quick search for restaurants near our hotel in SLC ...
Days in Grand Teton National Park
After our Yellowstone adventure we drove south to Grand Teton National park. As Grand Teton is much smaller than Yellowstone we only planned to stay 2 nights which turned out to be just perfect. Grand Teton is known ...
Yellowstone Canyon and Fairy Falls hikes
On our fourth day in Yellowstone we woke up to rainy and cloudy weather. The kids really wanted to try "mining" for gemstones at the Campsite so they got a chance to try that out We had yet ...
Northern Yellowstone - hiking, "safari" and a fantastic Grizzly experience
On our third day in Yellowstone, we wanted to somewhere where we were likely to spot some interesting wildlife. So we took a long drive, almost two hours, to Roosevelt Lodge in the northern part of Yellowstone. On ...
First days in amazing Yellowstone
After Cody it was time to go to Yellowstone. Being as hyped as it is we were mentally preparing ourselves for a minor disappointment. Boy, were we wrong!! Yellowstone is anything and everything you expect from one of ...
Cody and Thermopolis - en route to Yellowstone
Next stop on our trip was Cody – the town named after “Buffalo Bill†Cody, to experience a real wild west ton, go to the rodeo and visit the museum. Cody is a long way from Rocky Mountains, ...
Hiking to Fern Falls and Lake Haiyaha in Rocky Mountains
On the second day in Rocky Mountains we decided to the Fern falls hike. Unfortunately we could not find any parking space near the trailhead and ended up walking 2.5 kilometers just to start the hike. Of course ...
Arriving in Denver and Going to Rocky Mountains
Arriving late the day before we spent our first day shopping the last items for the first part of our camping trip in Rocky Mountains and Yellowstone. Having been forcefully upgraded to a HUGE Nissan Amada we did ...