Nestled in Arizona's wilderness, Burro Creek Campground offers serenity along the scenic Burro Creek. Surrounded by cliffs and desert landscapes, it's perfect for camping, fishing, and stargazing, inviting unforgettable experiences in nature. Burro Creek Campground, cradled within the rugged landscapes of western Arizona, presents a serene haven for nature lovers seeking solace amidst the desert's embrace. Located along the picturesque Burro Creek, this campground offers a tranquil respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Surrounded by towering cliffs and adorned with vibrant flora, the campground serves as a gateway to exploration and relaxation. As the sun sets behind the distant mesas, campers gather around crackling campfires, swapping stories under a canopy of twinkling stars. The soothing sound of flowing water from Burro Creek provides the perfect soundtrack to evenings spent reconnecting with nature. During the day, adventurers can wander along scenic trails that wind through the surrounding wilderness, offering glimpses of native wildlife and breathtaking vistas at every turn. Anglers are drawn to the creek's crystal-clear waters, where the promise of reeling in a prized catch adds an extra layer of excitement to the camping experience. Whether seeking solitude among nature's wonders or forging new connections around the campfire, Burro Creek Campground offers a sanctuary where memories are made and the spirit of the desert thrives.

In this episode, we wake up in Boulder City, Nevada, check out of the Sands Motel, and begin the final drive of the journey. Before leaving town, we grab coffee and head down to Lake Mead, where we enjoy breakfast with a quiet view of the water. We take some time to walk around, soaking in the stillness before the day picks up speed. From there, we head to the Mike O’Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge, stepping out into strong winds and fast-moving traffic that make the experience a little nerve-wracking—but unforgettable. Since we’ve already passed through the checkpoint, we continue on across Hoover Dam in the truck, stopping to take in views of the Colorado River below.

In this final episode, we depart Hoover Dam, cross back over the Mike O’Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge, and officially re-enter Arizona on the way home. As the miles roll by, we take time to reflect on the last three weeks on the road—everything we experienced, filmed, and learned along the way. We talk openly about how much was accomplished during the trip, both professionally and personally. It’s a quiet, meaningful moment of perspective as the journey comes to a close. Before ending the trip for good, we make one final stop at Burro Creek Campground, capturing drive-through footage and taking in the familiar desert landscape one last time. With that, we say our parting words and turn toward home, closing out the journey where it began—on the road, together.

Experience the exhilaration of navigating the scenic Hualapai Mountains in the threat of rainy weather. Misty peaks, lush landscapes, unexpected obstacles, and thrilling off-roading await! Driving up and over the Hualapai Mountains along Boriana Mine Road to Route 93 in rainy weather is a mesmerizing adventure that transforms the landscape into a mystical wonderland. As raindrops dance on your windshield, the Hualapai Mountains, situated in northwestern Arizona, take on an ethereal quality. The moisture-rich air shrouds the peaks in a gentle mist, creating an almost surreal atmosphere. The road itself, winding through the heart of the Hualapais, becomes a thrilling challenge as it can get slick and muddy in the rain. Navigating the twists and turns requires a steady hand and a keen eye, adding an element of excitement to the journey. Yet, the reward is well worth it. The verdant beauty of the mountainside comes alive in the rain, with vibrant foliage and wildflowers dotting the landscape. Cascading waterfalls and small streams appear, breathing life into the rugged terrain. As you ascend higher, the panorama unfolds, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding desert below. The rain enhances the colors of the land, making the contrast between the lush mountains and the arid lowlands even more striking. The Boriana Mine Road to Route 93 is a hidden gem for those seeking a unique and awe-inspiring experience, and doing it in rainy weather adds a layer of enchantment that can't be replicated on a sunny day. It's a journey that connects you to the raw, untamed beauty of nature and leaves an indelible memory of the Hualapai Mountains in their rainy, mystical splendor.

Today we head off on a new adventure - off-roading for the first time to an old abandoned tungsten mine high up in the Hualapai Mountains of Northern Arizona. What we found astounded us! Old structures & goldfish? You have to see this! High in the hills of the Hualapai Mountains sits the abandoned remains of an old mine - the Boriana Mine. Producing mainly tungsten with smaller deposits of copper and beryllium, the mine was considered relatively successful during its active years - from 1915 to 1980. The most productive period of the mine was 1915-1918 when it was one of the leading producers of tungsten in the state of Arizona. Much of the material mined out went on to support World War I. To reach the Boriana Mine remnants, one must drive up a 14.4-mile dirt and rock road. At the time we went, we fully recommend a high-clearance vehicle. While 2WD might be able to make the trip, 4WD is advised. Due to the monsoonal and heavy rains we sometimes experience in Arizona, large rocks and washouts can sometimes occur. One of the biggest surprises we experienced while there, aside from the old wooden and metal remains from the site's mining history was a freshwater pond fed by a spring. Within the pond are schools of goldfish happily swimming along. Who would have guessed that goldfish could be found in the high desert of Arizona?

Vulture City Ghost Town has undergone an amazing transformation from crumbling buildings and scattered artifacts to a thriving example of teaching history. We take a look at the before and after of this ghost town and how far it has come. We're back visiting Vulture City after a few years to see how things have changed since we first filmed at the ghost town. In addition, we compare and contrast the buildings and preservation work from when we initially visited prior to our channel - in 2010! The difference is astounding! Vulture City is a well-preserved ghost town, with original buildings, carefully renovated to give visitors a window into Old West life in a lawless Arizona territory mining boomtown. Unlike other touristy ghost towns, Vulture City delivers one of the most authentic ghost town experiences imaginable. The many original buildings and artifacts really create a connection with the old frontier.