Follow along with us as we take on the Lewis and Clark Trail from St. Louis, Missouri to the coast of Oregon. The 32 night, 2,000+ mile trip will take us through the heartland of America and the stunning mountains across our northwestern states, following the Missouri River North through the Dakotas and West through Montana, Idaho, Washington, and Oregon.
Like so many Sisters, when I found Sisters on the Fly, I thought the little trailer were so cute. I had to have one. I love being outdoors: the smell of the campfire, listening to the sounds of the creek, the wind, and animals. I […]
I knew when I retired that I wanted to travel and see as much of our beautiful country as I could. I loved the idea of camping. I googled “women traveling alone,” and Sisters on the Fly was one of the sites that came up. […]
“I first saw Sisters on the Fly at the Country Living Show and thought, ‘Wow, this is for me!’ I grew up camping and traveling all over the United States. My husband and I did the same with our children. But it took four years […]
Tiny House Nation hosts John and Zack stopped by a Sisters on the Fly event. Here’s their take on the food, fun, and that fantastic slogan.
I had never heard of Sisters on the Fly until three years ago. I saw the group on the news. Two weeks later met a Sister from Indiana who explained Sisters on the Fly to me. Joining has been the best thing I’ve ever done. […]
Positive aging leader Ginny McKinny speaks on what it’s like to have faith that maybe, just maybe, Santa might be real.
Our Dear Sister #1480, better known as Mig, is doing something bold, brazen, brave and generally fabulous. Girlfriend is hiking the Pacific Crest Trail. Yep, in the spirit of living life in the fullest, Mig has set off on a 5-month adventure. You can read […]
Dear Sisters, In moments like these, I like to remember why we all became Sisters on the Fly in the first place – to support each other, to be nice to one another, and to share wild, fun, adventures. In our humble but exciting way, […]
What does it mean to be a Sister? Stories of travel and support remind us what it means to be there for each other.
