Maine… you have been very good to us! Read along for the best RV location near Acadia National Park, riding the Gold Coast of Maine, and many hiking and biking opportunities to be found in the area! So much to see and do… you will love it! We sure did.

New Hampshire was a terrific surprise for us on our travels. We found an interesting RV location in Wakefield, NH that allowed us proximity to a couple of visits with our son, a few wonderfully challenging hikes, and several motorcycle rides throughout New Hampshire and the Maine coast. Thanks for taking the time to read our blog!

Virginia is a very special place to visit. We enjoyed Hiking in the Shenandoah National Park, Riding the Blue Ridge Parkway, and learning about the vast history that is Virginia! John has written an interesting “editorial” for Virginia. Thanks for reading along!

Elkhart, Indiana is the RV Capital of the World. We took our time here to “mend our vessel, restock our provisions, and change our course” for RV life. (See the details of our upgrades to improve our RV experience.)

Kentuckys warmth comes from its people, its landscape, and what it creates. If you have ever been here I think you might agree, The Bluegrass State is special. We hope you enjoy Bardstown, Kentucky as much as we did.

To say there is a lot going on in Nashville, Tennessee would be an understatement. Please enjoy an excerpt of our short time in the Nashville area. We will be planning more time for music, food, and drink on our next visit!

Motorcycles as art... but if you don’t believe me, check in with the curators at the Guggenheim. In the fall of 1998 the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum of New York City presented the exhibit “The Art of the Motorcycle” with the majority of the displays on loan from from George Barber’s personal collection in Birmingham, Alabama. The overwhelming success with 1,620,000 attendees at five locations, prompted Mr. Barber to develop his own venue. The Barber Motorsports Park and Vintage Museum are beyond compare!

The town of Natchez is rich in history and the location made it a hub for shipping, production, and trade. Those qualities also made it a home for a collection of millionaires second only to New York City. The vestiges of this remain: over 600 antebellum homes and estates can be found around the “City on the Bluff”... it’s troubled past is also on display as the unrest of many Civil Rights battles also took place here.

Swamps and gators, Mardi Gras and parades, food and Tabasco. What more could you want from the South? Southern Louisiana is filled with things to do and beautiful places to see.

Join as we visit the Gulf Shores, Orange Beach, Fort Morgan, Dauphin Island, Bayou La Batre, Mobile, and Laurel, Mississippi.