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Best Travel Dog Bowls for Hiking and Road Trips

11/1/2020

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Dog bowls—literally the first thing I pack for any trip. A durable, packable dog bowl is a key part of a successful adventure with your furry friend. And there are plenty of options out there, so it’s just a matter of figuring out which travel dog bowl meets your needs best. Here are a few that work for us and some tips to help you decided what will work for you. 
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Hiking Pawnee Buttes National Grassland

10/18/2020

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A little way of the beaten path--down quite a few miles of dirt roads--this national grassland the perfect place for a pit stop and a hike. Here's what you need to know about visiting Pawnee Buttes.
Two rad pit bull type dogs in sweaters standing in a prairie landscape with pink and purple sunset clouds covering the sky

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How to Find the Best Hiking Trails and Campsites

10/3/2020

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We’ve all seen a rad photo on Instagram and immediately thought: Where is this? I want to go there! Or you’re trying to plan a trip and want to hit the best places to visit in the area.

​Want to know how to find the best hiking trails, boondocking campsites, and more? ​Here are the best apps to help you plan your perfect adventure.
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What To Pack For A Road Trip With Your Dog

8/15/2020

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Whether we’re driving for a few hours or a few days, here’s the travel checklist that keeps our trips running smoothly.
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Alabama Hills

5/16/2018

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Who pooped in the van? ​

Never ever is that a question you want to have to ask.
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Bluewater State Park, New Mexico

1/8/2018

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I parked at the last picnic spot above the lake, layered up, and hopped out. And then immediately jumped back in. Definitely gonna need my vest out there!
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Exploring Southeastern Utah

12/4/2017

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I made plans. Rearranged them. Then altered them once more. There is always a detour somewhere, so I knew these plans were in no way solidified.

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Thus I found myself on the road a day ahead of schedule.
A white dog in front of a red desert landscape with a golden yellow sunrise sky

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Petrified Forest National Park

3/2/2017

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​3.5 hours northeast of Phoenix is a section of land you could easily drive right through without a thought of stopping to look around – from the car it looks fairly flat and somewhat monochromatic. 

You would, however, be missing out.
​In a big way. 
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Wildcat Trail, Monument Valley

1/31/2017

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30 minutes in, I lost the trail. I didn’t know I was lost until I saw the actual trail again.
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Monument Valley

1/24/2017

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​8:22 am. The valley sprawled out ahead of us, empty of visitors but full of adventures. 
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