Today is the start of the event that triggered this wild 10-week adventure across the country and back. After 2+ hours of driving on smaller roads, we made it to Cooperstown for Cooper’s weeklong baseball tournament.…
Taking advantage of the weekend, we headed out to check out the town of Lake George at the south end of the lake of the same name.…
Kelly wanted a redo on our King Arthur’s experience after not getting to eat there the first night in town, so we headed there early for breakfast before checking out.…
The campground website gave the best recommendations. We started the day visiting the 550-acre Sugarbush Farm, which makes both cheese and maple syrup.…
It was going to be a short drive day (less than two hours), so Kelly took the boys to get some wiggles out at the Basin Cascade Trail to Kinsman Falls before we took off.…
Rob was up early and knocked out a five mile run before the rest of the crew woke up. We are staying nestled in the mountains next to a lake.…
After an incredible six nights in and around Acadia National Park, we packed up to start our drive back west.
Today was a long driving day, but it went pretty smoothly.…
Now that we are all caught up on sleep again, we were ready for another day of adventure. We headed over to the west, much less crowded side of the park, starting with the Beech Cliff Ladder trail.…
We woke up at 4 a.m. to start our day with the famous sunrise on Cadillac Mountain. This activity requires a ticket, which we secured 90 days ago when they became available [Rob note: Kelly is always all over this stuff].…
With six nights in a row at Acadia, this was supposed to be a relaxing stretch of the trip. However, with so much to see we’ve been doing multiple activities every day.…