Sue Bray

Leaving the mainland and heading northwest to the Olympic Peninsula isn’t a big deal at all. But after a few miles on the Olympic loop drive, it starts to feel as if you’re stepping back in time about 30 years. The Peninsula’s Route 101 is 350 miles long, circling the majestic Olympic mountains

Most of us don’t associate our RV travel with a visit to New York City. The two just don’t seem to mix. But it doesn’t have to be that way….many RVers do experience New York to the utmost.

Before we first hit the road, I asked a longtime friend and seasoned RVer (49 states in 10 years) which state was his favorite. He immediately answered – “Utah”! I was quite surprised, but since then I’ve learned why.

It may not be as large as many of our country’s western National Parks, but Maine’s Acadia National Park offers plenty of diverse and beautiful scenery, a colorful history, unique towns, and villages sprinkled about and miles of hiking trails and driving loops throughout the Park.