From swamp tours and seaplanes to sunsets in the Keys and holiday hugs back home—2024 looked different, but it was still full of magic.

Our 2023 Travel Season was one for the books, covering 6400 miles (just counting mileage between stops), 11 US national parks and 5 CA national parks, and 30 different towns and cities we called home for anywhere from 1 to 21 nights.

From June to November, we took our longest road trip yet: a 5-month road trip through Ontario and New England. We covered 13,365 miles, went on (at least) 41 hikes, explored 3 National Parks, and made 12 different towns and cities our home for anywhere from 2 to 30 days. Keep reading for our full road trip itinerary, complete with our favorite stops along the way (and what did and didn’t go according to plan).

We’ve been traveling full or part-time since December 2019. Here are 7 scary, random, and magical things we’ve experienced over the last three+ years of travel!

Over 3.5 months, we covered 11,771 miles, went on (at least) 59 hikes, explored 10 National Parks, and made 8 different towns and cities our home for anywhere from 3 to 30 days. Keep reading to see our full roadtrip itinerary and favorite stops along the way!

2020 was our first (and at present, only) full year of travel. We covered 9,532 miles, went on 22 hikes, explored 10 National Parks, and made 16 different towns and cities our home for anywhere from 1 to 60 days. Along the way, we took a 6-week roadtrip through New Mexico. Check out our full itinerary here!

Inspired by friends who were RV-ing to the top golf courses in the US, we started experimenting with our newfound work-from-home lifestyle, planning a week-long road trip to Virginia Beach and a two-week road trip through North Carolina.