Here we go, I finally have something to report about again. After a long waiting period, that I mostly spent working, cooking, reading, bore myself and waiting for better weather, at last, I managed to plan something out in nature again. Not that work would not be interesting or I…
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That my huge road trip is already over you might already have read in my previous posts, however, I really struggled to change my lifestyle from traveling to working from one on the other day. I fell into that hole, in which you usually fall after a holiday. Only that…
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The day has come, that meant to say goodbye to my parents and my girlfriend. The day, which I successfully pushed to the back of my mind so far. And, in addition to that, also the day, which would finish up my huge road trip. Of course, I still had…
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Let’s go on. In the morning of the second day, we drove all the way back to the Park from the wild-west town Cody, where we have spent the night. Again, a bright blue sky and clear, cold air were welcoming us when we were driving over the snow-covered pass…
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The last stop. Not only for my family and my girlfriend, but also for me. After six unbelievable months, the van life was about to come to an end. A journey, that topped of at the Yellowstone National Park. Three days of fascination in an incredible National Park, so big…
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It’s really not exaggerated to compare the view of the Grand Tetons with a fairy tale. Everything just matched together. On that day we started very early from Jackson, Wyoming towards the Yellowstone National Park. Jackson itself was still covered in a dense fog, but we hoped that this would…
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Unbelievable, how fast time is running. Of course, I’m a little bit delayed here, as I’m already back in Canada for a couple of days, but I still wanna report about the rest of our journey, too. The last time we went into the desert was in the Arches National…
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By the time we arrived at the famous town Moab, which is widely known for the two National Parks Arches and Canyonlands and for the Dead Horse Point State Park. So many fascinating phenomenons so close to each other really are something special. Today I wanna thematize the Dead Horse…
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The way from the Natural Bridges National Monument to the Goblin Valley State Park was a scenic route like in a storybook. Therefore, the following gallery contains pictures from the way to, and from the Goblin Valley State Park itself. This one lays far away from any civilization. It characterizes…
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Not far from Bluff, where we spent the night in a very lovely guesthouse and had a great dinner the night before, lays the Natural Bridges National Monument. The park is characterized by three large rock arches, that all lay in a canyon, that tracks through the desert for many…
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