Road Trip Season is Here!

Road trip season is officially here! An estimated 100 million adults plan to go on a road trip of more than 250 miles, according to a recent travel survey from The Vacationer.

 

Planning your own road trip this summer? We are here for you with tips and tricks to help with packing, traveling in groups, deciding where to stay, and enjoying the journey—not just the destination.

 

 

Packing

Even if you already have the packing basics down, there are always items you might not have thought about that will make your trip easier and more enjoyable, like travel towels, eye drops, and Kleenex. Check out the links below for more ideas:

 

 

Where to Stay

Road trips can take a toll on everyone, so finding the perfect place to lay your head each night can make a huge difference for your relaxation and your wallet. If you’re on a tight budget, you may be wondering if it’s safe to couch surf or car camp. Get the lowdown on these options and more in the links below:

 

 

Traveling in Groups

Group travel can be awesome, but also somewhat challenging. Simple strategies, like dividing into smaller groups and assigning different responsibilities to each group, can help you avoid any issues and make the most of your trip. Check out more helpful tips in the links below:

 

 

Enjoying the Journey

The most important part of any road trip is enjoying the journey. Take in each stop, the views along the way, and the quality time with your tribe. Visit This Expansive Adventure for more tips on how to enjoy the journey.

Road Trip–Worthy Tours

Eastern Kiawah Island (SC)

Get local insights on interesting landmarks and key spots for bird-watching on Kiawah Island, which is about 25 miles southwest of Charleston, South Carolina.

Mount Nebo National Scenic Byway (UT)

Experience one of nature's masterpieces, Utah's Mount Nebo National Scenic Byway, winding 38 miles through the southern end of the Wasatch Mountains.

Teton Village Road (WY)

Journey along the mighty Snake River, through major wildlife habitat, and, in the summer, into Grand Teton National Park.

Helmut & Candis Stern Preserve (MI)

Explore this 1,730-acre preserve providing a stunning bird’s-eye view of the beauty of the Keweenaw Peninsula and one of Michigan’s best examples of the unique habitat known as “northern balds.”

Explore all our tours (244 and counting!) at travelstorys.com.