LARGEST Volcano in the PNW // Lava Beds or Crater Lake?

We were surprised to discover the largest volcano in the Pacific Northwest. We came across the Volcanic Legacy Byway through California and Oregon and spent several days learning all about the active volcanic section of the US.
Where we stayed (Boondocking):
Lava Beds - www.campendium.com/tickner-road
Crater Lake - www.campendium.com/annie-creek-sno-park
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[@golfaholics7777]

Another great job! Looks like you guys had so much fun! Everything up there is so beautiful...:)

[@NoOrdinaryPath]

Thank you. Yes we had so much fun - I think Lava Beds might have been my favorite over the last few weeks. Crater was breathtaking too.

[@JurgensJourneys]

Looks very cool ! Thanks for sharing ! Good job !

[@NoOrdinaryPath]

Thanks for watching!

[@markreynolds9570]

Great video. Thanks

[@NoOrdinaryPath]

Thanks for watching!

[@jessicalindsay1210]

Wow, super cool! Always love ya'lls videos😊 So neat to see the volcanos in our country. Love your new hat lol. Matches your awesome glasses really well!

[@NoOrdinaryPath]

Thank you! It was so fun to kind of stumble on it. We didn't really know we were going to travel a Volcanic Scenic Byway when we started out. It's fun where our travels take us sometimes. Thanks for watching and commenting! And for the hat compliments :)

[@jessicalindsay1210]

@@NoOrdinaryPath Your welcome! I just know eventually your channel is really going to take off! You guys do such a great job! I hope to be out there someday. I have one kiddo left at home, just entering 9th grade and she's not keen at all at rv life..so stuck in my sticks n bricks till she graduates.

[@NoOrdinaryPath]

@@jessicalindsay1210 Aw thank you. You will be surprised how fast those few years will fly by. And then you'll have all this info in your back pocket to hit the road! :)

[@silversurfer5132]

Fun video. It made me remember taking my own kids to the caves at Pinnacles National Park and crawling around in the dark.

[@NoOrdinaryPath]

Oh man, kids are so much more resilient inside the caves. Haha! I'm pretty sure I was bruised the next day! Good memories though for sure.

[@RV_with_Noni_and_Beard]

We loved our visit to Crater Lake...and Newberry National Volcanic Monument. That was in 2001. Need to get back there some time.

[@NoOrdinaryPath]

I wish we would have had time to explore more Volcanoes while we were there. It is such a magical area of our country.

[@SacredElementsTarot]

Awesome video!

[@NoOrdinaryPath]

Thank you!

[@katwooten7090]

So cool! 😘

[@NoOrdinaryPath]

That's my go-to when I'm speechless. LOL!

[@inmyimage1081]

It is cool to see that there is a NP with caves you can explore on your own. #CoolCount + 1 😜

[@DiaryofaFamily]

John have you been to Philmont Scout ranch? Also there is such a thing a too much teal. But the tolerance level is per person.

[@NoOrdinaryPath]

Haha😂 don't tell her that! And yes I've been to Philmont and my father and I left more than 80 miles behind back in the day. One of my fondest memories from boyhood. You?

[@DiaryofaFamily]

No Ordinary Path my troop tried to go but we weren’t able to. It was a scouting bucket list for my troop.

[@heatherjolly8389]

I live in Wa and this is so inspiring!

[@NoOrdinaryPath]

There's so much to see and do its crazy! Thanks for watching.

[@ForgottenWinter]

How do you find boon docking locations? oh i see campendium? any other apps?

[@NoOrdinaryPath]

It can be time consuming for sure. Our go-tos are freecampsites.net, BLM land maps, and a google search for public lands. Often states will have their own lands open to recreation such as State Trust Lands, Conservation land, etc. In Kansas there are fishing lakes that you are allowed to boondock at for free up to 14 days. Once you gather a list of potential sites, then you drive all over creation without the rig to scout it out. haha.