Create Your Own Adventure

Hello friends! We have been MIA for a while due to many factors in our life. We are healthy and focused on re-aligning to the life of adventure we chose six years ago when we started our full-time, RV-life journey.

As you most of you know, I (Dom) am behind the posts on Instagram. We have new adventurers who recently joined our journey and we welcome you! We are excited to be part of your life and journey, as well.

Yesterday, Kyra and I realized how many wonderful places we have visited while traveling and it’s unbelievably amazing. All while both of us work full-time, corporate jobs. Hard work definitely pays off!

We have exciting travels coming up and we can’t wait to share them with you. The longer we live this lifestyle, the more we feel like we’re just beginning to immerse ourselves in it.

I have always enjoyed stories. We all have our own stories and I am excited to hear everyone else’s. I’m looking forward to bringing you along through our travels with an added layer of our stories behind the places we share with you.

Today we re-visited Wupatki National Monument in AZ. It has been 5 years since we last visited and it looks just as peaceful and amazing.

📍Location: Wupatki National Monument
🏜️Trail type: Hike/Walk
🅿️ 🛻Regular parking: Yes
🅿️🚍 RV parking: Yes
🚻 Restrooms: Yes
🐕 Dogs allowed: on paved route / parking only
🧺 Picnic table: Yes
🛂 Pass required: America the Beautiful
🔗 Link: https://www.nps.gov/wupa/planyourvisit/fees.htm

Happy adventuring,
❤️ Dom & Kyra
🐕Huk & Drac
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When visiting White Sands National Park, you will be constantly surrounded by beautiful views while driving our 16-mile roundtrip Dunes Drive. It may be tempting to stop in the road to snap that perfect picture of the dunefield. That's why we want to give you a friendly reminder to please not stop in the middle of the road or park along the sides of the road while driving in the park no matter how tempting it may be.

We appreciate your enthusiasm for our gorgeous dunes, but when you park in the road, our parking lots feel empty inside. Seriously though, it causes traffic congestion and is a safety hazard especially during the busy season we are currently in.

All throughout the dunes we have picnic areas, trailheads, pull offs and oversized parking lots that can accommodate many visitors exploring the park.
Find your spot in a lot and enjoy everything that White Sands National Park has to offer!

P.S. The best place to sled down the dunes is on the Dunes Drive loop at the very back of the park and that’s also where we have the biggest parking lots. Try to resist the urge to stop at the very first pull-off to go sledding and just keep driving a little further for the very best dunes.



Photo credit: NPS