The Far West

Conquering the Far West

The Far West! The real American westerns - films and land of cowboys and Indians! Explore this area in your motorhome including Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Colorodo and New Mexico. CampingCar-Online/Ramble Campervans has prepared a list of places not to be missed on your wild west motorhome road trip!

Lake Powell

Lake Powell is a must-see! This artificial lake is a combination of brilliant colours between its turquoise waters, white sand and red and gray surrounding cliffs. It is full of hidden coves and inlets, perfect for you to discover and to swim in as if you are the only person in the world!

Monument Valley 

Monument Valley is on the border of Arizona and Utah and forms part of the Navajo territory, the Navajos being a Native Indian nation. Monument Valley is unrivaled for its unique landscape of unusual sandstone formations.

Sedona 

Sedona is near Flagstaff and has a distinguished beauty thanks to its red coloured rocks and cliffs that are illuminated by the sun. Tours are organized in the area to trace the culture of Indians who originally lived in the area.

Arches National Park 

This park has a desert landscape tinged with green, red and ochre colours where thousands of natural stone arches have been carved over several million years. A concentrated section of the park includes some of the more well known arches, such as Devil's Garden and Landscape Arch, the largest in the world.

Grand Canyon National Park 

This is one of the most famous and most visited sites in the USA and extends over a hundred kilometers. In addition to offering spectacular scenery, the site is also an excellent area for geological research due to its multicoloured stone layers corresponding to earlier eras.

Bryce Canyon National Park 

This is one of the most beautiful national parks in the USA. A bowl-shaped canyon unfolds, filled with giant, natural amphitheatres tinged with pink, orange, red and white coloured rocks soaring into the sky.

Canyonlands National Park

This park is divided into three areas: Island in the Sky, the Needles and The Maze. Their landscapes are similar but have distinguishing features that include grass plateaus, arches and canyons.

Capitol Reef National Park 

A wild landscape with vegetation similar to an oasis in the desert. It is less crowded than the parks close to it and more tanquil for hikers.

Mesa Verde National Park

The park is classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and protects cliff dwellings that were the homes of the Ancestral Pueblo people, an ancient civilization.

Zion National Park 

The Virgin River flows through this park in a canyon with steep cliffs. For about 10 km its banks are populated with a rich vegetation and it is this 'oasis' section of the park that is most visited.

Great Sand Dunes National Park

Here you will find the highest sand dunes on the American continent, making this park a 'must see' on your motorhome road trip! Climb the highest dune and admire the view!