roadtrip

Whether you’re flying from halfway across the globe or driving through the Bay, music can always accompany the emotions we might feel on our journey.

Maybe you love long drives or you dread them — whichever it is, here are some things you can do to enjoy your long trip with more comfort and fun!

During my family's time in North America, we traveled around 46 states in the United States and five Canadian provinces, driving in our SUV and sleeping at local campsites. 

This summer, go hiking with your cat! The benefit of the spaceship backpack is that it's made up of clear plastic, so your pet can see the world around you.

I felt accomplished that we had planned and executed a fun, memorable drive across the Pacific Northwest, and what's more, we were able to keep it safe. 

I had spent the beginning of the new year on the northern half of the Oregon coast, dedicating more than half of my days on its sandy beaches.

With just about two weeks left until classes begin, everyone is striving to make the most of the little time left. If you’re desperately trying to figure out what to do next, here are some fun activities!

And although the school technically refers to it as "RRR" (Reading, Review and Recitation) week, we at the Clog know that one of those Rs actually stands for road trip.

Not many southwestern road-trippers take the time or even know to drive just a bit more southeast into New Mexico. By adding just a few more days to your road trip, you’ll encounter landscapes of rolling white sand dunes, deep caves that host underground ecosystems and vast canyons along the Texas border.

Waking up early, 18-degree weather, frozen roads, overfilled coffee mugs and a full tank of gas: the beginning of a four-day road trip through Utah. On the agenda were three famous national parks: Arches, Bryce Canyon and Zion.