Hey, all.

HECK YEAH, RVerTV fans! I truly hope you’ve been enjoying all the newest videos as we’ve been hitting the backroads and exploring these incredible scenic spots together. Whether you’re watching from the comfort of your home or you're out there rolling down the highway yourself, it’s a blast having you along for the ride. I want to wish every single one of you a fantastic Spring—get out there, soak up some of that fresh air, and enjoy the beauty of the season. Thanks for being part of the community, and we'll see you at the next stop!

~~~Russ

Riding the (Colorado River Greenway) on an eBike!

Since you’ve already seen us out on the Colorado River Greenway Trail with the Lectric XPEAK 2s, you know exactly how those views of Davis Dam and the river hit when you’re actually out there. It’s one of those spots where the scenery doesn't let up for a second, and that crystal-clear water under those wide-open skies is even better in person than it is on camera.

By now, you’ve seen us roll into Katherine Landing, too. If you’ve watched the full ride, you know it’s the perfect place to wrap up a day, and it really is that hidden gem we keep talking about. Whether you caught the ride for the eBike action or just to see us get right to the water's edge at Lake Mohave, you’ve seen firsthand why that spot is a total standout on the river.

Williams AZ to (Mather Point) | Grand Canyon

Since you've already seen our run to the Grand Canyon, you know we had to hit the backroads to find those perfect free camping spots before even getting near the park. You already caught that preview we snagged at the Grand Canyon Airport, watching those helicopters take off over Tusayan, and you saw how we prepped in that gateway town before finally making our move toward the rim.

You know that moment at Mather Point as well as I do—no matter how many times we’ve been there, it’s still the same "wow" factor that just can't be captured on camera. Whether you were revisiting the canyon with us or just soaking in the scale of those colors again, you already know that hitting the Arizona backroads to get there is always worth it.

(Walnut Canyon National Monument) — Arizona's Best Hike?

Since you’ve already been down the 350 steps into Walnut Canyon with us, you know exactly why that hike is such a trip. It’s one thing to hear about the Sinagua people, but actually walking face-to-face with those 700-year-old cliff dwellings is a whole different experience.

You saw how we navigated those canyon walls to get up close to the rooms and stonework that are still holding strong after all these centuries. Even if you've seen the footage, it’s hard to wrap your head around the scale of it—the trail really puts everything into perspective. It’s definitely one of those spots that demands a pause just to take it all in, and you know we couldn't resist doing it RVerTV style.

Meteor Crater to Winslow AZ — Route 66 Epic!

Since you’ve already been along with us on our run down I-40, you know exactly why this Route 66 stretch is the definition of a bucket list ride. You’ve seen us standing at the rim of Meteor Crater—it’s honestly impossible to wrap your head around the scale of that impact until you’re staring down into that mile-wide hole.

You already saw us roll into Winslow to check out that famous corner, and you know how hard it is to resist humming along once you’re standing right there with the bronze statues and the flatbed Ford. And capping it all off at La Posada? That place is just pure magic. You saw how the restoration brought all that 1929 Spanish Colonial history back to life, and if you’ve watched the episode, you know why it’s one of our favorite stops for soaking up that real Route 66 soul.

Montezuma Castle & Tuzigoot — Verde Valley Ruins

Since you’ve already been along for our ride through the Verde Valley, you know exactly why we call these spots ancient wonders. You saw us looking up at Montezuma Castle, and it’s still just as mind-blowing to see that 900-year-old cliff dwelling tucked so high into the rock above Beaver Creek.

You already caught the views from the top of Tuzigoot, too—those Sinagua builders really knew what they were doing when they picked that hilltop for the panoramic views over the river. Walking those trails and soaking in all that history together, it really makes you appreciate what they accomplished without any of the tools we have today. If you watched the full tour, you know the Verde Valley is just dripping with that backroads magic and stories that go back over a thousand years.

Hoover Dam - Tunnels, Dam Views & a Giant Bike in Boulder City

Since you’ve already been along for the ride on the Historic Railroad Trail, you know exactly why this is one of the most unique spots we’ve ever taken the Lectric XPEAK 2s. You saw us cruising through those five hand-dug tunnels—it’s wild to think about those being carved out back in the 30s just to build Hoover Dam—and you caught those incredible views of Lake Mead popping up around every single bend.

You already followed us as we connected over to the River Mountains Loop Trail and rolled right into Boulder City. You saw firsthand what makes that town so different, from its history as a worker city to the fact that it's still one of the only spots in Nevada without gambling. And of course, you were there when we finally tracked down that giant bicycle sculpture in the park. If you’ve watched the video, you know that landmark is the perfect way to wrap up a ride that’s all about the spirit of getting outdoors and seeing those "only-in-America" sights!

Thanks, all.

~~~Russ

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