Camp Coffee We know there are a million ways to make coffee when you’re out camping. Heck, choosing your favorite method to brew is about as personal as picking your favorite radio station! After 5 years on the road, we’ve narrowed it down to our favorites in this video. Because of our life on the road we value simplicity, practicality, and ease of use. We hope this will help you get your cup o’ joe on the road too! Watch the video then see more info below As you may have not

Day 13 Watch the Day 13 Episode now! After a long day shivering in the frigid winds at 14,000 feet on Day #12 we were ready for another recovery day. So, for Day #13 we planned on moving camp from Leadville down to Poncha Springs. Along the way we’d do lost of touristy things and meet up with some great friends. To start off our busy day, we visited one of the highlights of the Leadville area and our 12th water feature—Turquoise Lake. This lake has great views of nearby 14ers

Day 12 Watch the Day 12 Episode After a nice-and-easy day we were ready to hit the ground running—well, hiking—on Day #12! With another early morning wakeup we found ourselves at the Missouri Gulch trailhead before 4am and the parking lot was already full! Luckily, we didn’t have to park too far down the road. We began hiking in the dark, which made the ascent up to treeline pass by quickly. These early morning starts are great for seeing alpenglow lighting up all the huge pe

Day 11 Watch the Day 11 Video After a hair-raising Day #10 that saw us summiting four 14ers, we needed a little break. So, for Day #11 our primary goal was to travel from Frisco to Leadville and make a few stops along the way. First, like pretty much every day, we needed some coffee. Day #10 was a LONG day and left us a little exhausted. We sort of slept-walked to the 9th coffeeshop of our project—Rocky Mountain Coffee Roaster in Frisco. This place makes a great Americano (wh

Watch the Day 9 Video! After a big hiking day, we were ready for another much-welcomed rest day for Day #9! Our biggest goal for the day was making the short journey from Idaho Springs to Breckenridge—a little less than 50 miles. We started our day with a brief 5 minute walk from the parking lot we slept in the night before to our 9th Water Feature—Bridal Veil Falls and the Charlie Taylor Waterwheel. This pretty water fall is located right off the side of Interstate 70 and ca

Let’s get cookin’! In my last blog I talked about how we recently attended the Overland Expo West. We had a great time exploring the overland vehicles and getting some great new ideas! The last blog featured an important aspect of road life that people don’t like to talk about – pooping! But an almost equally topic is cooking and eating. Luckily, this one is a lot more fun to talk about! Whether you like to cook outside over a fire, you’re on a backpacking trip, or simply cam