Daniells Go The Distance

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At Daniells Go The Distance, we believe that every family deserves the joy and freedom of RV travel. Our mission is to inspire and guide families in creating unforgettable road trip experiences. We provide insightful tips, practical advice, and heartfelt stories to help you navigate the open road with confidence. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or new to RV life, join us in exploring the endless possibilities that await you.

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A train station turned... ghost casino? 🎰🚂👻 If you’ve ever explored the ruins of Rhyolite Ghost Town right outside of Death Valley, you’ve definitely seen this incredible Spanish-style building. But its story is a wild ride of boom, bust, and reinvention. Built in 1908 at the absolute peak of the Bullfrog Gold Rush, this structure was actually the Las Vegas & Tonopah Train Depot. The town thought it was destined to become a permanent desert metropolis. Instead, the gold dried up, and by 1914, the last train steamed out of town. Instead of letting it crumble, an entrepreneur bought the abandoned station in 1935. By 1937, it officially opened as the “Rhyolite Ghost Casino,” complete with a bustling bar and slot machines for early Death Valley tourists. Rumor has it the second story—the old railroad offices—doubled as an unapproved upstairs brothel! 🤫 Today, the building is protected by the BLM, standing as a beautiful, eerie monument to Nevada’s wild history. 👇 Have you ever been to Rhyolite? What’s the coolest ghost town you’ve ever explored? Let us know in the comments! #raybanmeta #abandoned #rvlife #ghosttown #roadtripLet them climb 🧗🪨🌳 #wildandfree #naturekids #homeschool #rockclimbing #takerisksWhat did we find? Super cool, but also kinda sketchy?! #geologyrocks #nationalparks #rvlife #science #woahMy kids call every raven we see “G-pa.” Here’s why. Growing up, my dad befriended the ravens in our yard, constantly reminding me how loyal and clever they were. He was exactly the same. After he passed away, a raven began appearing at every single stop on our family travels. Every. Single. One. I hope he’s out there flying free, completely healed from any pain he carried as a human. No matter what you believe happens next, these birds are our reminder that he’s still with us, watching over our adventures, and proud. Miss you, Dad. 🐦‍⬛🖤 #raven #nationalparks #birding #dad #familytravelYes or no? #kayak #thalassophobia #channelislands #nationalparks #rvlife👀 What’s the craziest animal you’ve spotted on your adventures? #nationalparks #wildlife #elk #bighornsheep #reptile