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Thank you so much!
What an incredible website you have built, so inspiring. Well done Mike!
Thank You for sharing your adventures!
My pleasure. Thank you so much for following along.
Love this website! Tried to send you a PM but that part is not functional.
Just finished watching your travel channel on my Roku TV about the US Southwest. Thanks so much for these great shows! How do you find these great Boondocking locations? I mean, you can’t just stop on the side of the road or pull into a level area of ground as you are motoring along, can you?
We are going across the country in the late summer/early fall and I would love to just do that so we can see some beautiful stars at night without ambient light. Is this do-able? Do you think it is safe crime and natural danger wise? (Not holding you liable if I get a black widow spider bite so don’t worry!)
Thank you so much! Really appreciate it. I happen to know the Southwest really well, have road tripped all over so I have a good sense of some good places to boondock. Oh yeah, in the west there is a lot of open space where you can camp on BLM or Forest Service land. I often explore many of these dirt roads to see where they lead. Yes, I think it is pretty safe, you will likely not encounter people if you get off the main road a bit. I always travel with a gun just to be safe, but have only ever had one negative encounter. You should be safe from black widows, but scorpions might be another thing. 😉 Hope you have a wonderful and safe trip. All the best, Mike
Hello Mike,
My husband just came home from our Horseshoe Bend paddle board trip. It was amazing. Your account of your trip immediately made me want to go. Your instructions and tips made me confident that we’d be ready and have a great time.
A few things we did differently. We spent 2 days hiking the Grand Canyon (which was awesome) before staying at Cliff Dwellers. When we called to schedule our backhaul trip we rented paddle boards from Kayak Horseshoe which was perfect for us. September was still the monsoon season, and since there was a flash flood just 3 weeks before we were there so we were cautious of the weather. There were a few drizzles but it was perfect for us! We stopped at the spring to drink and cool off and swam at different beaches on the route. It was wonderful!!
Thank you so much for sharing your experience so we could have ours!!!
Hi Jacque, thank you so much for stopping by and sharing your experience. I’m so glad you guys had a wonderful time and that my post and video were helpful. All the best, Mike