Written by Beulah On our first day heading towards Montana, Kyle and I left Creede while it was still in the low 50’s and by the time we made it through the canyon it had warmed up considerably. Our first stop was at the Durango Harley Davidson to pick up some all-weather gloves because beingContinue reading “2 Weeks on 2 Wheels – Part 1”
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Chimney Rock National Monument
Written by Kyle We had a gorgeous fall weekend here in the high country of Southern Colorado, and decided to take the motorcycles out from Creede, through Wolf Creek Pass, and over to Chimney Rock National Monument outside of Pagosa Springs, CO before it closed for the season. Here is a bit of history direct fromContinue reading “Chimney Rock National Monument”
Arches National Park in Just 2 Hours?
Written by Kyle Sometimes you don’t have days to spend in a national park….but does that mean you still shouldn’t go? We found ourselves passing through Moab on the way to Bonneville World of Speed, and Bee asked if we would swing through Arches National Park in the morning. I checked the NPS website and surprisingly there were timed entry passesContinue reading “Arches National Park in Just 2 Hours?”
An Unexpected Stop At La Ventana Natural Arch
Written by Kyle In one of our earlier posts Bee wrote about her fifth element of travel: the unexpected. We were driving down to Tucson, AZ from Creede, Colorado towing a couple motorcycles, so I was taking the scenic back roads. We were in Western New Mexico and entered the El Malpais National Monument, something I hadContinue reading “An Unexpected Stop At La Ventana Natural Arch”
Ramble Around 