Living on the road can be full of misadventure. Fortunately, you can learn from others and their mistakes! We show you the secrets of Rootless Living, from how to boondock effectively to how to adjust to smaller living quarters to the ultimate pack list for your adventure.
KEEP YOUR DAYDREAM Your Dreams Matter. Start Small. Start Now! In May of 2016, Marc and Tricia Leach, along with their three children, hit the road for a six month, cross country tour. Within minutes of their adventure beginning, they experienced their first snag … the dreaded flat tire. If you’ve ever searched YouTube to learn about full-time RV living,
FIXER UPPER INSPIRED FIFTH WHEEL Mike and Katie Gerkin bought their 2008 Palomino Sabre fifth-wheel knowing they were going to renovate it to fit the young family’s needs. Mike is a traveling nurse while Katie stays in the RV with the children and works as a freelance writer. The family follows Mike’s job and explores in the time between contracts.
35.98484, -113.62953 There is absolutely nothing around Twin Point Overlook inside of Grand Canyon National Park for 65 miles. You don’t need a 4×4 to get here, but a high clearance vehicle is a must. The best time of year to visit is September to mid-November. It can be too hot in the summer months and deep snow in the
43.704389, -110.621972 After four months on the road and many boondocking spots that we have called “home,” nothing has taken our breath away as much as Antelope Flats. With incredible views of the Tetons and about 15 spots to choose from, it is one of those places that you never want to leave. Only around 30 minutes from the town
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