Great American Roadtrip
Great American Roadtrip
The journey from Austin to Carlsbad Caverns was an adventure filled with historical sites, natural wonders, and incredible night skies. Highlights included the Lyndon B. Johnson Boyhood Home, swimming at Balmorhea State Park, hiking in Guadalupe Mountains National Park, and exploring Carlsbad Caverns, culminating in an awe-inspiring bat show.
We spent three nights in Austin, Texas, celebrating Lincoln’s birthday on the drive from New Orleans. Activities included exploring McKinney Falls State Park, kayaking on Lady Bird Lake, watching the Congress Street Bridge bat show, a lively camping experience, brunch with friends, and learning Texas history.
Tallahassee for fishing, Gulf Islands National Seashore for a wildlife learning adventure, and New Orleans for a mix of cultural experiences, including Café du Monde, the French Quarter, Bayou Segnette State Park, and various local attractions like jazz performances and historical sites, culminating in a rich, memorable journey.
St Augustine home to Castillo de San Marcos, Fort Matanzas, Anastasia State Park and the Author’s parents!
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Our adventure-packed week in the scenic landscapes of Arkansas for the total solar eclipse.
On their first day in the Everglades, a family sets up camp and enjoys an airboat tour with alligator sightings before learning about alligator wrestling and invasive pythons at Big Cypress and hiking at Kirby Storter. Day two includes Cuban cuisine, a Biscayne boat tour, and learning Sir Lancelot Jones’s story, before illness cuts the trip short.
Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky is a wonderland for kids. With Cave Tours, Hiking and miles of bike trails this park’s unique ecosystem and history make it a must see!
Driving from Shenandoah National Park in Virgina, we head west about 3 hours to Claytor Lake State Park. Claytor Lake…
Just 2 hours from our starting point in Maryland, Shenandoah National Park has waterfalls, tremendous views, bears, birds and deer.…
I turned 40 this year and decided to take a road trip. My wife, two small children (Lincoln and Madison)…
