In 2019, White Sands and Indiana Dunes were redesignated as national parks, making them the 61st and 62nd parks under the management of the National Park Service. A year later, New River Gorge ...

Have you heard of inTech RV? If you’re in the market for a high-quality compact travel trailer with luxury finishes and a European design, it’s time you learned about this company in Indiana. The team ...

The rough and rugged drive on the Alaska Highway isn’t exactly a Sunday drive. Few spots along the way reveal this quite like Destruction Bay does. This is one of the hardest parts of the entire trip.

If you want to purchase a toy hauler soon, you’ll likely need to buy a truck to tow it. Most people don’t own heavy-duty vehicles for daily use. But to safely haul these heavier travel trailers and ...

Alberta’s Icefields Parkway and Vancouver Island’s Pacific Rim Highway are two of the most scenic drives in Canada. But if you venture farther north into the Yukon, you’ll find a remote stretch of ...

You can’t have Elkhart without RVs. If you’ve been RVing for any time, you might have made a trip for repairs to Elkhart, Indiana, or you’ve put the city on your must-visit list to see the RV Hall of ...

You don’t have to be a history buff to know about the California Gold Rush. Forty-niners rushed across the country to strike it rich in the late-1840s. Today California remains one of the top five ...

Road-tripping in America is really popular. Whether it’s crossing southern Utah to visit the big five national parks or traveling along the California coast on the Pacific Coast Highway, road trips ...

What do Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park, Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park, and Park Loop Road in Acadia National Park have in common? They’re three of the most beautiful drives ...

Winnebago Industries has led the way in the RV industry since the late-1950s. The company has multiple facilities in Iowa, Indiana, Minnesota, and Florida. One of its brands is Winnebago, a respected ...

In the heart of Seattle, the Emerald City, you’ll find a troll under a bridge in the Fremont neighborhood. This 18-foot concrete statue has become an iconic landmark and a popular tourist attraction.

If you’ve traveled through northwest California, maybe you’ve seen the towering giants of the redwoods. Redwoods National Park and State Park protect the tallest trees in the world. But if you’d like ...