Kitrina Bryant shares some communication ideas that will help you enjoy more time on the road and share your adventures with the people you love. 

When Sheriff Slaughter retired from serving as judge, jury and executioner in Douglas, he built a 100,000-acre cattle ranch called San Bernardino, which is now a National Historical Landmark. Close to the ranch are the remains of a U.S. military post called the Slaughter Outpost, as well as the Geronimo Trail and the San Bernardino National Wildlife Refuge. 

Visitors will be eager to stop and stay a while at this energetic community.

From science museums to the country fair, there is always an adventure waiting in this Oregon community.

A historical hot spot, this Kansas community has something for everyone.

I always thought of Campbell River, British Columbia, as a sleepy fishing village on the northern coast of Vancouver Island. But I have since discovered a vibrant city where anglers from all over the world come to pursue a promise of reeling in “the big one.” 

This South Cariboo community has both indoor and outdoor attractions for RVers to enjoy.

My husband Monte and I spent the first four months of our married life in a 24-foot travel trailer with two dogs.

Nevada is our next stop in our pursuit of railway museums and tours.

The Tucson area is diverse and the inhabitants share and celebrate that diversity.

Snowbird Lynne Benjamin answers questions about how to research destinations before and during a trip.

Quartzsite is famous for its huge swap meets and promotional events.

Dawson City, Yukon, brings many northern adventurers each year, and never ceases to amaze.

These days this silver ribbon flowing through northern Alberta represents a peaceful place to visit for travellers who want to explore its stunning landscapes.

Author Kate Braid relates some of her favourite aspects of Vancouver's West End.

You don't need to feel like a fifth wheel if you've lost your RVing partner.