Zion: Our First National Park in the EarthRoamer
A winter visit to Zion National Park in an EarthRoamer, complete with unexpected lessons, permit mix-ups, quiet trails, and why winter turned out to be the perfect time for our first national park experience.
Lessons From Our First Year Living in an EarthRoamer
After nearly a year living and traveling full-time in an EarthRoamer, we’re reflecting on the biggest lessons we learned—from power management and trip planning to driving stress, breakdowns, and the highs and lows of life on the road.
A Walkaround of the EarthRoamer LTx
We take a detailed exterior walkthrough of the EarthRoamer LTx, highlighting the cab, storage, and off-road features that make it one of the most capable expedition vehicles available.
A Windy Start to Oregon’s Wild Coast
A full-time travel story along the Oregon coast, covering a south-to-north road trip filled with rugged hikes, stormy weather, quiet beaches, and unforgettable coastal stops. From Brookings to Fort Stevens, this journey captures the wild, unpredictable side of Oregon’s coastline.
A Fall Journey Through Utah’s Fishlake National Forest
A full-time travel story from Utah’s Fishlake National Forest, where a quick detour turned into one of our most memorable fall stops. Vivid colors, rugged trails, quiet camps, and the kind of unexpected moment that makes roaming worth it.
EarthRoamer Evolution: Our Take on the New LTx vs. LTS
A deep dive into the evolution of EarthRoamer—from the rugged LTS to the refined new LTx. We break down what’s changed, what’s better, and what we actually miss after driving both. Real-world impressions from the road, not a spec sheet comparison.
From Telluride to Moab: Learning What Our EarthRoamer Can Really Do
We took our EarthRoamer from Telluride to Moab along the Rimrocker Trail—a mix of rocky climbs, sweeping canyon views, and remote campsites. It was our hardest off-road test yet, and it pushed us in all the right ways while reminding us what these rigs are built for.
A Day with the EarthRoamer LTx: Luxury, Power, and Coming Home Again
We spent 24 hours behind the wheel of EarthRoamer’s newest model, the LTx, and it blew us away. From effortless power up I-70 to quiet luxury on the trail, it’s everything we imagined and more. But coming home to our LTS reminded us why we fell in love with this lifestyle in the first place.
Shelf Roads, Switchbacks, and Mountain Camps Between Silverton and Telluride
From the Million Dollar Highway’s steep drop-offs to the tight, paint-scraping trails of Ralph Lauren’s ranch and the switchbacks of Last Dollar Road, our EarthRoamer journey from Silverton to Telluride was full of close calls, clever workarounds, and unforgettable mountain views.
A September Pilgrimage in Our EarthRoamer
A September spent in our EarthRoamer brought factory fixes, our first Owner’s Rally, and fall adventures in Colorado’s San Juan Mountains—from snowy peaks to star-filled skies, with plenty of road trip stories in between.
EarthRoamer SX Features, Pros, and What to Consider Before Buying
Explore the EarthRoamer SX’s luxury features and off-road power, from 43-inch tires to two California king beds. We compare it with the LT’s to help you decide which EarthRoamer model fits your adventures best.
Camping in Bend Oregon Is Easier Than You Think – 5 Spots We Loved
Looking for camping near Bend, Oregon? We camped at 5 different spots around town—from Elk Lake to Phil’s Trails—each with its own vibe. Here’s where to stay if you want mountain access, free dispersed sites, or lakefront views close to Bend.
Blueberries, Bike Parks, and a Leak?! Adventures in Idaho
From blueberry picking and farm-to-table dining in Sandpoint to biking Brundage and Tamarack, our Idaho road trip had it all—plus a few surprises, like a mysterious door leak in the EarthRoamer.
When Boondocking Dreams Meet Montana Reality
Finding the perfect boondocking site isn’t always easy. From chasing epic views near Flathead Lake to landing unexpected nights at Whitefish Resort, here’s how our Montana camping journey unfolded—wins, losses, and everything in between.
Jackson Hole, New Friends, and Revisiting Old Dreams on the Road
Our week in Wyoming brought unforgettable moments — from a surprise watercolor painting of our EarthRoamer to downhill biking at Jackson Hole and revisiting Grand Targhee. Join us as we explore new adventures, kind strangers, and reflect on how far we’ve come since five years ago.
The Bike, the Dream, and the Drawer We Gave Up for It
At 12, I dreamed of riding a motorcycle. As an EarthRoamer full-timer, that dream just got real. In this post, I share what it’s like to learn to ride, live with new gear in a tiny space, and chase childhood goals one drawer at a time.
Laundry with a View: What a Typical Day Looks Like in the EarthRoamer
A glimpse into our daily life living full-time in our EarthRoamer—from Zoom calls and dog walks to doing laundry with a mountain view. It’s all the same routines, just with a lot more freedom and a better backdrop.
Colorado's Central Corridor Surprised Us—Especially Buena Vista
From our first-ever Boondockers Welcome stay in Buena Vista to exploring riverside towns like Salida and Villa Grove, this stretch of Colorado gave us lively downtowns, epic mountain views, and a new favorite small town. Every stop added a new layer to how we see the country.
Finding Familiarity on the Road
After weeks of nonstop movement, we finally slowed down—spending three nights at one campsite, cooking meals, riding bikes, and realizing how quickly the EarthRoamer has come to feel like home. A quiet week gave us time to settle in, reflect, and reset on the road.
A Quick Mountain Escape (and the Return to Service)
After a week of hotel rooms, we were ready to be back in the EarthRoamer. We picked up the rig, made a quick mountain escape near, found a last-minute campsite, had our first real campfire, and soaked in the quiet before returning to EarthRoamer HQ for final service.