Traveling while working is one of the best things we’ve done, but there are tradeoffs making it happen. Here are 11 shiny and not-so-shiny truths about what it’s REALLY like to travel while working.

Is it possible to have a successful career while road-tripping the US for months at a time? 🤔 Here are 12 things to know about working from the road, whether you’re a corporate employee or self-employed.

Hit the road for one of the most picturesque Autumn destinations in the world. This 10-day New England Fall Road Trip is all about gorgeous views, refreshing morning hikes, and festive celebrations. Plus, a corn maze, Jack O Lanterns, and haunted happenings, too!

Wonder what it’s like to celebrate Halloween in one of the most iconic destinations in the United States? If you're seeking a Halloween experience like no other, click here for one of the best places to visit this fall.

Discover the irresistible charm of one of the most popular state parks in the nation and see why this Ohio gem has people flocking to it. If you enjoy nature, a road trip to Hocking Hills State Park is a MUST.

Our story begins in Gustavus, Alaska, as our trek into Glacier Bay National Park takes us further from a paved road than ever before. Here's to daily recapping of an unforgettable adventure… 21 days, 8 national parks, and 1 Great Alaskan Road Trip!

The second stop of our Great Alaskan Road Trip takes us to Seward, Alaska, and Kenai Fjords National Park. Glaciers steal the show as we go dog sledding across them, ice climbing through them, and sea kayaking beneath them—but then it's time to brave the infamous McCarthy Road.

Our third stop is McCarthy, Alaska, and Wrangell-St. Elias National Park. One of us earns a certificate for outstanding will, bravery, and thermoregulation—while the other learns to use a shared outhouse with a screen door. Oh, and we finally cross a big item off our bucket list!

Things are touch-and-go as we aim to visit parks #4 and #5 on our Great Alaskan Road Trip. This leg includes an ice bar, a detour to the North Pole, and our own version of the TV show Alone—when we’re dropped off solo in one of the most remote national parks in the U.S.

Imagine a wild, open zoo—home to thousands of brown bears, where you can often spot a dozen or more at once. This is Katmai National Park, the sixth park of our trip and our home sweet (camping) home for the next two nights.