RV travels around the USA
For some time, we have been planning this short drive over to the next peninsula all the way around Frenchman Bay. The Schoodic Peninsula finally made our schedule and it was super! The drive was easy enough taking a few GPS suggested back roads, then US-1, then onto Maine 186 as it makes the loop through Schoodic. Continue reading “Schoodic Peninsula Day Trip”
We were very fortunate to be on the mountain on a mostly clear day. We overheard a biker say that he had been up here everyday for a week and this was the first clear day. So, we counted our blessings, grabbed the cell phone and binoculars, and took the hike around the very top of Cadillac Mountain! Continue reading “Cadillac Mountain; Acadia NP”
The Acadia National Park has some amazing wild scenic hikes and views. Some are on the quiet side of the island (Mt Desert Island – MDI) and some are on the busy side. The Jordan Pond Trail is on the busy side and in the Middle Peaks section. And is it busy. Continue reading “Jordan Pond Hike in Acadia NP”
The featured image above is sunset over the bay from our campground.
RV traveling can be a complex business with the complicated modern coaches to the trip planning research that is required. Being a full time RV traveler makes things even more interesting. Fortunately, there are many resources on the internet available to assist almost every aspect of the RV life.
One of the resources are the many people who have been doing this for a long time. We had the great fortune to meet another RV blogger (LINK: warnerrvnews.blogspot.com) who has been a full-timer since 2009. Randy and Pam Warner were staying in a campground just a few miles north of us, so I reached out and asked if they would like to meet somewhere during their stay. Continue reading “Meeting Another Blogger!: Randy and Pam Warner”