Explore these 7 Hidden Gem Destinations in the Pacific Northwest
The Pacific Northwest is packed with popular destinations, ranging from natural wonders like Mount Hood to urban eateries like Voodoo Doughnut. However, if you’re looking to break away from the typical tourist spots, explore these 7 hidden gem destinations in the Pacific Northwest today in your ROAMERICA campervan rental. 1. Ape Cave If you want a true underground adventure, look no further than Ape Caves on the
Ski the PNW: The Ultimate Skiing Road Trip
The winter season is here in full-swing, so it’s time to put together a legendary skiing road trip across the Pacific Northwest, which is exactly what we did. Whether you’re a natural on the slopes, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, or you just really love road trips, we’ve got something on the list for you. The duration of your stay in each area is up to you and
3 Pacific Northwest Road Trips That You And Your Significant Other Will Love
Nothing says romance quite like the open road and snug sleeping quarters. Waking up every day in a new location with fresh, morning breath to greet each other and muggy (or even sometimes frosty) windows holding a curtain to the world outside, makes your car feel like the snuggliest place to ever call home. For the adventurous duos ready to hit the pavement, we’ve put
Explore the Wonders of Bryce Canyon National Park
Hoodoo. In one sense of the word, it can mean a type of folk spirituality, and in the other meaning, hoodoo is the name ascribed to tall, thin spires of rock. The shared relationship between the two meanings, I think, would be in the sense of something otherworldly, or even magical. My maiden voyage to Bryce Canyon National Park could be summed up similarly as something
8 Pacific Northwest Holiday Events You Won’t Want to Miss this Year
The holiday season is always a magical time of year, but particularly so in the Pacific Northwest. Snow blankets the trees and mountaintops, and the cities truly go all out to celebrate. From festive lights to parades, from evenings with Santa to night markets filled with local crafts, there’s a holiday event for everyone to enjoy. ROAMERICA has put together a collection of some of
7 of the Best Things to Do in Jackson Hole, WY in December
With more than 2.6 million people visiting each year, Jackson Hole, Wyoming has become a hot-spot for adventure seekers, wildlife enthusiasts, and family gatherings. Cozy cabins, fields of white snow, and plenty of winter activities make it the perfect spot for just about anyone. Check out this list of some of the best things to do in Jackson Hole this December! 1. Book a Winter Tour Located between
Itinerary: Best of the Pacific Northwest Winter Road Trip
There’s something about skiing. The quiet that descends as the snow blankets the landscape, mountain shadows made stark by snowy peaks, and the unmatched thrill of racing down a groomed trail all get a hold of you. When you fall in love with skiing, it’s one of those lifelong loves. Whether you’re a seasoned powder hound or an intermediate skier working on gaining the confidence
7 Ways to Make the Most of the Winter Season in Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Surrounded by two national parks and the awe-inspiring peaks of the Grand Tetons, Jackson Hole, Wyoming is one of those bucket list winter destinations that the whole family can enjoy. From adventure activities like heli-skiing to exploring the apres-ski scene, there are truly endless ways to enjoy the winter season in Jackson Hole. We’ve put together a list of some of our favorite adventures to
Exploring the Pacific Northwest with ROAMERICA
Oregon and the Pacific Northwest has been on our “must-see” list for a long time, so when our friends moved to Portland, it seemed like we finally had a perfect excuse to make the trip! When Bryce and Paul announced that they had purchased a campervan on the West Coast, we got serious with our planning and started brainstorming ideas about how to make a
Exploring Glacier National Park in Winter
There's nothing better than waking up in a tent in Glacier National Park in winter, covered in morning dew, smelling like campfire from the night before. Mornings like these remind me of when I was a child, and when my grand parents used to take my little brother and I camping when we would visit for the summer.