Stories

Stories from the Road: A house isn’t always a home; the Klinefelters found their true home in an RV on the road.

There’s one thing Takuma Sato has known since he was a young boy. He wants to drive and he wants to drive fast. Intense conditioning, concentration and courage are what it takes to compete against the world’s most talented drivers in auto racing. Luckily this 42-year-old Japanese driver has all three. Join him as he reflects on the greatest wins and losses of his career and see what it takes to prepare for the biggest race of them all, the Indy 500.

Professional skier Andy Mahre and photographer/entrepreneur Shannon Mahre know a thing or two about living a life of adventure, but things changed when little Ryder joined their crew. See how they maintain their on-the-go lifestyle and keep adventure alive on and off the slopes.

The Blackfoot River, known for its exquisite fly fishing and rushing rapids for kayaking, stretches 75 miles through scenic Southwest Montana. Look a little closer, and you’ll also discover the water’s healing nature and ability to strengthen the mind, body and soul. Knowing this, First Descents invited a group of young adults impacted by cancer to experience the river’s restorative effects and draw themselves closer to nature through an RV camping experience. Watch their journey as they paddle toward relief and recovery on the Blackfoot River.

In 2015, Robert Field ditched the 9 to 5 grind to pursue his passion for kayaking, fishing and videography. Now you can find Robert where the water meets the road, producing films for Yakfish TV and living as a fulltime RVer in a Keystone Cougar. His home on wheels affords him the ability to travel to new places, meet new people and, most importantly, catch new fish.

Jeremy and Stephanie Puglisi show off their view in Maryland and prove that the best parts of RV life are the things you can't plan.

Craig Klinefelter has seen plenty of impressive landscapes in his life on the road. Here, he shares his view into the natural beauty of Banff National Park.

Stories from the Road: Katie & Nate Wells pass their love of traveling down to their kids; the fourth generation inheriting a legacy of adventure.

Stories from the Road: Seven years ago, if you’d told Jordan that he and his partner Juli would be living on the road full-time, he would’ve laughed. But they wouldn’t change their motorhome life for the world.

For centuries, humans have relied on the stars for navigation. Although our maps and GPSs are now conveniently located in our pockets, the stars can still guide us, inspire curiosity and motivate new adventures. See how young explorers Millie and Oscar escaped the city lights to soak up the stars and create unforgettable family time with their parents on a weekend getaway through the Alps.

If you ever find yourself in the South for a football game, be sure to check out some of these tailgating trip guides and make the most of your fan-filled visit.

First Descents is an organization dedicated to providing life changing experiences for young adults impacted by cancer. Read the story of two women who rediscovered their strength by embarking on an RV adventure in Joshua Tree.

With such a beautiful view out their RV window in Key West, Max and Marie couldn't help but want to share it.

As full-time RVers, Kelsey and Scott have their pick of amazing views—like this one from Nicasio Reservoir in Northern California.

Ariel & Eva share their view of the lavender fields of the Valensole area during the flowering days just before the annual harvest.

For Jason Talbot, the trails of Southern Idaho are nature's perfect playground.

Mel and Tony Flammia share the view that came from taking a totally new perspective on life.

Mariela and Santi share their favorite fairytale landscape from Crested Butte, Colorado.

Karen shares a glimpse of the all-consuming beauty of the Vermillion Cliffs of Arizona.

There's no journey too far for Jason Anderson and Dawn Robbins when they hit the road with their RV.

For Nate Wells, giving his kids the view to a wondrous world is just the very beginning of their adventures.

Robert Field quit his job to become a full-time traveler and angler, and he’s never looked back. Here are his favorite spots for kayak fishing in Texas, and a few tips about the Lone Star state.

Jordan Coté loves sharing the changing view outside his window with his wife Juli.

Where the ocean meets the Oregon shore is where Aubrey Janelle feels most alive.

Stories from the Road: The Registers come alive when they’re outside. Here’s how camping became an essential part of their family.

For Dave & Kathy Boland, there’s nothing sweeter than a farm landscape.

Chiara Martinelli shares the view with her partner, Fra, and their cat, Ñime.

Kristiana Spaulding proves you don’t have to be a thrill-seeker to enjoy the outdoors.

Marshall Miller on his top four favorite places in Colorado for fishing, epic scenery and outdoor adventure.

Laura Austin takes her morning coffee with a splash of scenery.

Coley Kuyper and her kids let the changing scenery inspire their imaginations.

Kat Parker shares one of her favorite views from Australia.

Stories from the Road: How capturing the Sonoran desert led to Natalie Allen becoming a full-time photojournalist.

Stacey Powers shows off the natural beauty of Laguna Beach.

Mack & Christina Griffin make the case for traveling to look inward.

Sarah Glover takes us to Tasmania for a peek at Freycinet National Park.

A majestic mountain view is Beth Johnston’s preferred way to wake up.

Stories from the Road: How travel blogger and mom, Sarah Schulz, found family balance through camping and road trips.

Stories from the Road: A tale of tent camping, wild bears and cold winds that led to the Thrane family finding the joy in RV adventures.

The Jurgy family offers a peek at the unexpected beauty of the Great Plains.

Stacey Powers shares her favorite spot for breathtaking views and hitting the slopes.

Try not to be too jealous of Anthony Tori's view on Highway 1.

Amber Thrane shares a family moment from her spot by the beach.

Jeffrey Shipley gives us a glimpse into a beautiful waterfront hidden in Washington and his dog, Andie.