I’ve driven from New York State to Key West, Florida.

I spent nights sleeping on the sand on the Cape Hatteras National Seashore.

Exploring the Outer Banks.

Driving Skyline Drive.

The Blue Ridge Parkway.

Tail of the Dragon in North Carolina and Tennessee.

Edisto Island.

The Florida Keys.

Some of the Great Lakes, including Huron, Michigan, Erie, and Ontario.

Niagara Falls.

Presque Isle in Erie, PA.

Several trips to Chicago.

And, from ’21 to ’24, Paulie’s Push, as the official media support vehicle four years in a row.

More than 35+ nights spent under the stars in my little climate-controlled sleeping pod.

Sixteen different campgrounds: everything from privately-owned to municipal and state parks and federal lands.

With plans to continue my journey west.

With the introduction of Red Rocket, my second Tesla Model 3, it was time to embark on a new journey.

I began a little tour of the waterfalls of New York State.

I spent time time doing a scenic drive along NY-5, the alternative to the New York State Thruway between Buffalo and Albany.

I visited bits here and there of the Great Lakes Seaway Trail, driving along the edges of Lake Erie, Lake Ontario, and the St. Lawrence River.

But I started to feel hemmed in by the borders of New York State, and I knew that it was time to head out on an interstate road trip - while staying off of the interstates as much as possible, of course.

This time I’d head east - about as far east as you can go in this country, through New Hampshire and, ultimately, Maine.

Along the way I’ll document scenic drives, a campground or two, and some of our national parks.

Enjoy this website, and if you have any questions or want some tips on your trip, get in touch.