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Sand dunes over ten stories high in Alaska? Yep, you’ll find them at the Kobuk Valley National Park.
The grinding action of ancient glaciers created the sand that has been transported by wind and water to form the Kobuk Valley sand dunes.
Standing over 150 feet high, the sand dunes hold permafrost ice wedges and fossils of Ice Age mammals.
Biodegradable products allow us to be close to nature without leaving a negative impact on it. Here are our favorite products when we camp.
Flooding is a common and dangerous situation to deal with, so every RVer should know what to do about a flash flood warning.
Rachel and Cole from Workin’ For The Wild shared a look inside their beautifully renovated camper, a 2007 Frontier Explorer.
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