We set out on a northeast-bound road trip from our home in New Mexico, traveling in our Ford F-150 with our two dogs and Donna’s mom along for the ride. Towing our 30-foot Keystone Cougar 5th wheel trailer, we made our way toward Frankenmuth, Michigan, where we planned to join the Rotary RVF (Recreational Vehicle Fellowship) group. Averaging 250 to 300 miles per day, we stayed at a variety of campgrounds along the route.
After connecting with the RVF group in Frankenmuth, we followed their organized itinerary through the scenic route to Fort McLeod, Alberta, Canada, before turning back toward home. The entire journey spanned three weeks, covered over 6,000 miles, and was filled with memorable stops, new friendships, and countless unforgettable experiences.
