The Lone Star state has experienced a great influx of new residents in the past several years. People have begun moving from areas that have really high costs of living, such as in Los Angeles and San Francisco, with high housing and gasoline costs as well as high costs of personal and corporate taxes and […]
Between the famed River Walk and the city’s historic Catholic missions, San Antonio has a lot to offer visitors seeking a destination that combines historical appeal and contemporary attractions. The city is most frequently associated with the Mission San Antonio de Valero, more commonly known as The Alamo, the site of a vigorous but overwhelmed […]
It is surprisingly common for people to take advantage of time off by traveling to familiar destinations rather than opting to explore a new place. This makes sense to some degree, as an unfamiliar locale may require more advance planning and may even seem a bit less comfortable upon arrival, but it is undeniably foolhardy […]
You don’t normally equate Utah with adventure but I have changed my mind after a visit. The National Parks are amazing and the Salt Flats are a must see. The travel from South Dakota to Las Vegas was planned to just travel through Utah. We stopped near Arches National Park for the night and decided […]
While most skiers think of the ski resorts they frequent as being seasonal destinations, the truth is that there is a lot to do up in the mountains of Utah during the summer as well. Many of the ski resorts stay open during the summer months and attract a number of visitors looking for a […]
Most people think of Mormons when Utah is mentioned but there is so much more. My first visit to Utah was in a motor home and my goal was to get across it as quickly as possible. We stopped north of Salt Lake and attempted to do a little golfing. A hail storm cut our […]
I know that Utah bring to mind Salt Lake City and Mormons but there is so much more to it than that. The national parks were the best I have seen. Arches National Park was amazing. It is not a park you can walk through. It is so large you need to drive from […]
Having crossed Utah many times in an RV I would recommend you have a full tank as you cross. The number od fuel stations are few and costly. The general landscape is flat and boring for the most part and you can make good time just driving straight through. If you decide to stop the […]
Utah is home of the Bonneville Salt Flats. This is where they test cars that break the speed records. This is chosen as it has miles and miles of unobstructed flat land. When you are approaching the sound barrier in a car you cant hit a pot hole. The are of the Bonneville Salt Flats is […]
