Adventure in comes in so many forms. Some people take road trips across the country,

while others may hike a mountain nearby, and some might fly to a new place. Some people

adventure to find new cultures and people while others do it to find new landscapes.

Some people's adventures are extravagant with fine dining, beautiful hotels, and luxury

treatment. While others are just scraping by on the little money they have to explore,

saving each penny to sleep on the ground, stay in hostels, hitchhike, or couch surf to their

dream destinations. While having the financial means to travel can open up some really incredible

doors, travelers have proved time and time again that money isn't on everything, and sometimes

the lack of it brings you into situations you may have never encountered before, and can

make for some pretty legendary stories. Welcome to National Park After Dark.

You just gave me some flashbacks to some pretty rugged adventures of mine. I too have been

poor in traveling. It's not ideal when you're planning it, but once you're in it, man,

it's a good time. There have been some things I have done with

no money to travel and get to places. I'm happy I'm a little more financially stable now,

but I can remember times where people would ask me, they'd be like, how do you travel?

You don't have any money, and I'm like, yeah, I know, I didn't pay my car payment this

month, so I could buy a flight here, and then I'd be sleeping on the ground, or I'd be

in some hotel in the middle of Utah that costs like $20 a night. You know, like just like

these crazy. You just have to, I mean, when you're in situations like that, like I've

been at a couple questionable sleeping locations before. Same. And you just don't look too

closely at things. Don't look at the grow in the bathroom. Just like skim right over

that, bring some flip flops, so your feet aren't on the ground. Yep. And enjoy. Really,

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