Following an eventful drive from Sedona to Durango, I had an almost perfect night of rest at Purgatory Ski Area before hearing…

Living in my 4Runner presents some unique challenges: getting into/out of bed, changing clothes, cooking, relaxing… You get the idea. Everyday tasks become less straightforward and required a little creativity (and flexibility, literally) when living in a tiny space.

My setup is fairly simple: power station, water, platform build (storage), and refrigerator. It is everything I need at this point and I could even go so far as to say that I have more storage than I really NEED. You’ll see in the video just how much I can keep in this small stay while staying fairly organized.

After spending about a week and a half exploring Flagstaff, I was ready for some warmer weather and hot meals! This was my very first trip ever to Sedona and I was excited to see what all the hype was about (and for the SUN). I wasn’t disappointed!

After enjoying some creature comforts of home during the holiday season, I set off once again for more full-time 4Runner living. What better way to kick it off than with a long road trip?!

Watching the world wake up is one of my favorite things, so I hope you enjoy tagging along as I spend the morning exploring near beautiful Charleston, South Carolina.

If you’re reading this, you either decided to hike the Fiery Gizzard Trail OR you are on the fence.

Fiery Gizzard Trail is within 1.5 hours of Nashville and offers some of the best views in Tennessee. While it may be easy to get to, the trail itself is certainly not easy. You should absolutely spend some time planning your route and reading past reviews of this trail to prep for this all-day hike. Below are 10 tips (+ 2 bonus tips) I put together to help you enjoy some of the best hiking the middle US and Tennessee has to offer.