Nomad life in a van has its challenges. Storage and organization are a huge priority with limited space. Our latest point of evolution in the
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Dirt Tracks – Titus Canyon in Death Valley National Park
Last winter we migrated through the southern deserts in California between mtb ride zones. We opted for a shortcut between Beatty NV and Death Valley NP called Titus Canyon and we’re glad we did. Its a great desert drive that finishes with a bit of “vanyoneering”.
Dog is my Co-Pilot
From a dog’s perspective each and every day is ‘the best day ever’. Seeing Kaylee bouncing around and yipping like a coyote when she hears
All Jacked Up – Is your jack still adequate for a fully built and loaded Adventure Van??
The stock Ford 4 ton bottle jack that came with our van struggled a bit to lift our fully built out and loaded van but was “adequate” for changing a tire. But, with a lift kit and larger tires, we found that we needed to make a raised block (stacked leveling ramps) to get enough lift to remove and install tires.
Not a glamorous subject, but the stock jack may not cut it when you need it. Read on to see what your options are.
Design Your Mobile Mountain Condo
Driving something not-so inconspicuous as the DarkStar Van, we tend to get a few comments and questions from random people that we meet throughout our
The Slow Roll
So you have a van built up, a bunch of gear, time, and are burnin’ for adventure. Full-time travel is a different experience and requires