Black Bear Scenic Byway
Alan Rider
November 1, 2012
While piercing cries echoed from the surrounding swamp like a flashback from some black-and-white Tarzan movie, I dipped my paddle into the still, tea-colored waters of Alexander Springs Creek. Though the wild waterway my family and I are canoeing is only about one hour from Florida’s world-famous... Read more »
Cold Weather Apparel
Stuart Bourdon, Editor-In-Chief
October 29, 2012
Columbia Sportswear Triteca Softshell With autumn in full swing and winter on the way, there’s simply no reason to let the RVing fun stop. We’ve looked into some new, effective and stylish ways to keep your body warm and dry while you enjoy the cooler seasons of the year. Here are a few apparel offerings... Read more »
This Land: Blue Ridge Parkway
Len Cousineau
October 26, 2012
Travelers who prefer scenic vistas over amusement parks, and mom-and-pop shops to theme restaurants, or would rather hike through pines and hardwoods than a forest of slot machines would enjoy the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina and Virginia. Meandering across the Appalachian Highlands for an incomparable... Read more »
Cherokee Foothills National Scenic Highway
Pamela Selbert Photos by Guy Selbert
October 24, 2012
When it comes to spectacular fall color, South Carolina takes the cake. Driving south in early November along Interstate 26 toward Cherokee Foothills National Scenic Highway, we were treated to a dazzling display that went on for miles. It was a Technicolor show as fine as anything Disney ever produced.... Read more »
CrossRoads Sunset Trail Reserve 26BH
Kristopher Bunker
October 22, 2012
When searching for a new trailer, there are generally some sacrifices to be made. If you want a lightweight floorplan that is easy and fuel-efficient to tow, you usually sacrifice a bit of living space; if you want a budget-friendly trailer, there might have to be some concessions in the quality of components... Read more »
The Truth About Engine Air Filtration
Jim Allen
October 5, 2012
The basic job of an engine air filter is to supply the cleanest possible air with the least airflow restriction. Air filters don’t stay clean long, though, and as the filter loads up with dirt, restriction increases. Sooner or later, there’s enough restriction to impact power production. Around town,... Read more »
The Scenic Route: Pacific Coast Scenic Byway
Alan Rider
September 27, 2012
Standing 500 feet above the crashing waves and rugged cliffs of the Oregon coast, I am struck by a somewhat counterintuitive notion. As inspiring as this panorama is, my family and I aren’t necessarily here for the scenery. In fact, if this first trip in our yearlong quest to explore America’s... Read more »
Full-Time RV Roundup Images & Floorplans
Tom Kaiser, Managing Editor
September 14, 2012
Couples living in their RVs on a full-time basis have an entirely different set of priorities than families using their rigs for the occasional weekend or vacation. When a travel trailer or fifth-wheel is your home for the majority of the year — or more — compromising on tank capacity, fit and finish,... Read more »
Winnebago One 32BH Walk-Through
Stuart Bourdon, Editor-In-Chief
September 13, 2012
Many years ago Winnebago trailers stopped rolling off the assembly line, and although the company became highly regarded for its motorized RVs, for the most part, its trailer-building heritage was all but forgotten. For decades afterward, the company marched forward producing high-quality motorized RVs... Read more »
Bully Dog GT Gauge Tuner and Rapid Flow Air Intake
Bill and Jenn Gehr
September 10, 2012
Sitting around the campfire the topic of conversation often centers on fuel economy and optimum performance. Everyone wants to get up the grades first without sacrificing mileage. One company that specializes in making those wishes come true is Bully Dog, a leader in performance products for diesel-... Read more »
