Wide Open Roams
Home Is Where the Roam Is
Welcome to Wide Open Roams, where we’re chasing adventure in our EarthRoamer LTS 192. We’re Jacob and Elissa—entrepreneurs and full-time road dwellers—exploring the country one backroad at a time. What started as a way to travel while managing our real estate properties turned into a full-time lifestyle, blending work, adventure, and off-grid living. Whether we’re parked in the mountains, the desert, or by the coast, we’re sharing the highs, lows, and lessons of life on the road.
Watch Our Latest Adventure!
We drove our EarthRoamer up the Moki Dugway (Utah's Most Dangerous Road)...1,200-foot cliff, 11% grade, almost no guardrails, and Jacob has an intense fear of heights. Most people do this in a Jeep. We're not most people. This is Section 1 of the Utah Backcountry Discovery Route, and it's a week of pushing every edge we could find: the edge of the map, the edge of our fuel, food, and water limits, and the edge of what can be attempted in a 20,000 lb overland vehicle. We start at Goosenecks State Park, thread through the alien landscape of Valley of the Gods, wrestle the EarthRoamer up the Moki Dugway switchbacks, reach the jaw-dropping solitude of Muley Point, and finish at Natural Bridges National Monument, one of Utah's most underrated destinations.
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States Visited in the EarthRoamer
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National Parks Visited in the EarthRoamer
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Miles Driven in the EarthRoamer
