In this video I take you along on my RV road trip from Colorado up through Wyoming (Grand Tetons area), into Yellowstone, and then on toward Washington. Travel day started with a little drama—my tire pressure monitoring system went off and yep, I had a nail in my tire. I got it handled at Les Schwab, got a new tire, and kept rolling because that’s RV life: you fix the problem and you keep moving. We overnighted near Pinedale and then tackled Teton Pass—10% grades, which was a little nerve-wracking since it was my first time on that one. I kept it slow (about 30–35 mph) and it was totally doable, so if you’re worried about steep grades, my biggest takeaway is: don’t rush it. From there we did Yellowstone highlights like Steamboat Geyser and Old Faithful, dealt with buffalo traffic (you just let them do their thing), and I even showed the bear-proof trash cans—because yes, the park is serious about wildlife. I also share my real travel routine: I like 3–4 hour drive days, I stop at rest areas to cook (and yes, I tested my smoke alarm by accident), and I’m always hunting for a great small-town coffee—because my newsletter subscribers know I do a “coffee of the month.”