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Wow, that's great to hear! Thanks for watching  :D

Will do, Ken. Those are interesting. When I get back, maybe I'll reach out to the company and see if they're interested in sending me one to review and make a video about. My RAV4 has a rear door that opens sideways, so it wouldn't work with this, but my wife's Highlander has a rear door that...

I'll be attending the RTR this year for the first time. I have a YouTube channel called SUV RVing where I talk about how I travel/camp in my RAV4. One of my goals this year is to feature other people's SUV and other small vehicle (truck, car, minivan, small trailer, roof top tent, etc.) setups...

I met up with my friend Dennis in the Valley of the Gods. The next day, we drove to Sand Island Boat Launch near Bluff, Utah. We spent the next two days floating in our kayaks down the San Juan River to the Mexican Hat Boat Launch. We checked out several petroglyph panels, saw a cliff dwelling...

After waking up to an unexpected snowstorm, I spent the next day exploring some Native American ruins on Cedar Mesa, including House on Fire Ruin, Mule Canyon Towers, and the Butler Wash Ruins. I then headed out into the the Valley of the Gods to spend the night while waiting for my friend to...

I left my camp south of Moab and first checked out Newspaper Rock, a small cliff that has the highest density of Native American petroglyphs I've ever seen. I then tried to enter Canyonlands National Park via the road to Davis Canyon from Indian Creek, but that road turned really rough really...

After spending a day climbing mountains in the La Sals, I check out a waterfall and natural arch (one of the few in the Moab area that isn't in the red rock) there in the mountains before returning back to Moab. I then check out Otho Natural Bridge, one of the best arches anywhere, and then find...

Unfortunately I'm not able to make it to RTR right now (next year!), but I do have another video to share. In this one I climb a couple of 12,000+ foot peaks in the La Sal Mountains of southeastern Utah (near Moab). I had a great day out in nearly 13,000 feet and successfully managed to not get...

After spending a day in Arches National Park, I went into Moab to get some work done and then checked out the Golf Course Rock Art Panel, which I'd never seen before. Then I took off into the La Sal Mountains and found an amazing boondocking spot with one of the best views ever! Here's the...

Here's the video from day #2 of the adventure near Moab. I know a lot of us have probably been to Arches National Park, but this particular area that I visit is extremely rarely seen. I search for hidden arch and one of the earliest non-Native American inscriptions in Utah. [video=youtube] And...

I've been really terrible at updating this thread here lately (lots of adventures I haven't shared), but I just started posting a new video series of a 2-week-long trip I went on in October to SE Utah and western Colorado, so I figured now would be a good time to start it back up again.  In...

Here's a video of a quick overnight SUV camping trip I took last week to northern Utah's Porcupine Reservoir. I'd never been there before, but I was amazed by how beautiful it was.  [video=youtube]

The blog looks great! Looking forward to following it.

Climbing Glacier Peak in Washington (August 30) I left my brother's place near Seattle and drove into the mountains. I spent the night in the RAV4 at the free campground at the Glacier Peak trailhead and headed out early the next morning to climb Glacier in a day. What resulted was one of the...

I'm not in the area and don't know anyone who is, but this is an awesome idea. Thanks for doing it, and I hope you find someone who needs it.

Very cool. Looks like a great rig. Is it going to be your full-time home or a part-time adventuremobile?

Very cool. I love that part of Arizona. Spent a couple of weeks in the Ajo area earlier this year and really enjoyed it. I'd love to have a tiny house out in the desert there...

Very cool. Got any pics of your rig? I looked at the ones on your blog but doesn't seem like there are good ones of just the outside and inside. I love those old Broncos.

Welcome to the forum. What part of SoCal are you in? Where will your first couple of weekend adventures be?

I went rock climbing this morning. Beautiful day to be outside. Feels good to be sore!