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Cliff Cottage Inn – In the heart of Eureka Springs
I recently spent a few days in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, which was my first time to the state—I have to say, it’s a pretty fantastic little town. Eureka Springs reminds me a bit of Jerome, Arizona, with its narrow and windy streets; the way the homes and businesses are built...
Read moreAsheville, a bevy of beer, beards and bears
I just arrived in Asheville, North Carolina where I've heard there is a bevy of beer, beards and bears. I'm in town visiting wildlife blogger friends, Hal and Christiana of Travel for Wildlife. This evening Hal and Christina took me on a tour of downtown Asheville where I enjoyed looking...
Read moreSanta Fe Sage Inn…connecting you to the heart of Santa Fe
If you're looking for one of the most affordable hotels within walking distance to all the main Santa Fe sights and attractions, look no farther than the Santa Fe Sage Inn. The Santa Fe Sage Inn is located directly across the street to the newly developed Railyard Park, which has...
Read moreChuggin’ into Chattanooga
I drove all the way across the state of Tennessee the past couple of days…it’s so beautiful. I just love driving the back roads of America…that’s where you see the best stuff. Unfortunately the weather has not cooperated, so I rarely pulled over to take any photos or shoot video....
Read moreSanta Fe “City Different” Walking Tour
I recently visited Santa Fe, New Mexico and stayed at the Santa Fe Sage Inn. During my stay I discovered they offer a "City Different” walking tour, which takes visitors to some of the landmark sights around downtown, as well as providing answers to many of those burning Santa Fe...
Read moreHiking around El Morro National Monument
When I road trip, I try not to take the Interstates and often drive the road less traveled. En route to Santa Fe I stopped stopped by the El Morro National Monument, which I'd driven by once before, but never stopped. I'm so glad I took the time this go-round...
Read moreEpic east coast road trip coming up…
Over the past three years I've been road tripping from north to south, and east and west of the US and Canada. I've only done one trip to the east, so I'm long past due for another. During the month of May I will be road tripping from Arizona to...
Read moreAbout to take a bite out of the Big Apple
This week I will be taking flight to New York City to participate in the Canada Media Marketplace (CMM), an event where provincial and city tourism leaders meet with members of the media to entice them to visit and feature. This is the first time I've been invited to the...
Read moreWhy you need to come to Arizona right now!
The following photos will illustrate ten reasons to visit Arizona in the spring—each represents at least one our our five senses, using the local flora as symbolic representations. Spring is a fantastic time to visit the Arizona Sonoran Desert, with many unique cacti in full bloom, and, a variety of...
Read moreBitcoin now being accepted
As many of you know, I offer sponsorship opportunities as well as video production services on Mike's Road Trip. What you may not know is that the digital currency called, Bitcoin, is becoming a more widely accepted form of payment for goods and services rendered. Starting today, I will start...
Read moreWickenburg AZ: Where cowboys roam and artists reign
Wickenburg AZ is a true western town, where the spurs have a job to do and hats are not accessories. The town is full of character, where spirits remain wild and the souls are Western through and through. If you conjure images of the west, generally what emerges in the...
Read moreCowgirl Up! “Quick Draw” contest [Video]
Cowgirl Up is an annual art event hosted by the Desert Caballeros Western Museum in Wickenburg, Arizona. On the final day of the event there is a "Quick Draw" competition in which female artists have one hour to paint or sculpt an original piece of artwork. Shortly after the competition...
Read moreCozy and convenient Comfort Inn NYC
Last year I was part of the Rand McNally and USA Today’s “Best of the Road” rally—I spent a month crisscrossing the nation in search of the best food in small town America.One of the sponsors of the rally was Choice Hotels, so I had an opportunity to stay in...
Read moreBiggest, Baddest, Bucket List!
I usually shy away from the deluge of travel blogger contests out there, but this one really grabbed my attention...The Biggest, Baddest, Bucket List! True to it's name, this is one heck of a great opportunity for the winner. Get this...a six month, all expenses paid trip around the world. ...
Read moreCharlottesville Market
While I was in Charlottesville, Virginia I had an opportunity to get a firsthand tour of the weekly Charlottesville Market (aka C'Ville Market) with one of the local chefs. Each Saturday, April through December, this vibrant community coalesces on downtown Charlottesville. Farmers and vendors alike bring their fresh produce, herbs,...
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