A little time in Fort Myers
Our Florida trip ended with a few days in Fort Myers taking in scenery of this gulf side community which was rocked by a large hurricane no…
Big Cypress
Much of southern Florida is protected lands. State and federal preserves ensure development in the area stays in check and that the plants …
Florida Everglades
The Everglades National Park is a 1.5 million acre wetlands making up most of the southern tip of Florida. It's home to a broad range o…
Biscayne
Simply put, Biscayne is beautiful. It's not your typical national park as most of it lies below the surface of Biscayne Bay. What littl…
South through Idaho to the Salt Flats
After leaving Jackson Hole we traveled over the pass and into Idaho to catch I-15 South to the Salt Flats outside Salt Lake City, Utah. Th…
Golden Spike National Historical Park
Quite literally in the middle of no where, the Jupiter and the No. 119 came together in a meeting that would change the country forever. …
Grand Teton National Park
The second half of our time in Wyoming was spent in Grand Teton National Park taking in the majestic peaks of this unique mountain range. I…
Yellowstone's Grand Loop Road
We didn't intend to drive the whole loop in one day, but it just sort of happened! The following are pictures taken on that day and oth…
Yellowstone Lake
Yellowstone Lake sits at 7,741 feet above sea level with an average temperature of just 41°F. It's cold, but it's probably the on…
The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
It may be obvious to some, but the Yellowstone River got its name from the yellow color of the sandstone and rock in the area. I falsely as…
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