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Want to do a family baseball stadium roadtrip but don't know which stadiums to plan? College students on a tight budget who want to do a cheap summer roadtrip out west? Looking for tips for off the beaten path attractions in a new state? Contact us or check out our blog below for tips!
Sample Base itineraries
Sample 1: Northeast Fall Foliage
New England is known as one of the best places to see fall foliage in the world and rightfully so. A 5 day trip from start to finish is more than enough to see the rustic, rural beauty of Vermont, and the incredible mountains of New Hampshire all lined with breathtaking fall colors that look like a painting. With a little planning, a trip like this can cost you under $400 from start to finish for 5 days of breathtaking beauty. This is a drive easily accessed for those who live in the Northeast, but no matter where you are from it is worth the trip in late September/ October to see the incredible changing of natural colors.
A 5 day itinerary here can include:
- A Revolutionary War monument and a visit to Robert Frost's hometown in rustic Vermont towns which will take you back a century or 2.
- The tallest peak in the Northeast- a challenging hike with rewarding views and extreme weather
- A variety of hikes in the Green Mountains and White Mountains including waterfalls surrounded by foliage, a mountain with a 1973 plane wreck, and other stunning hikes for all experience levels
- Quirky roadside attractions based on preferences- such as the Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream Graveyard for defunct flavors or seeing Abe Lincoln's top hat at the Lincoln family farm.
- With lots of forests and public land, free or cheap camping can be found among the beautiful foliage and close to the next day's adventure, completing the New England Fall experience
- Spoil yourself with an extra day or 2 on the rocky coast of Maine, see the historic attractions of Boston, or catch a baseball game at Fenway Park, the oldest stadium still around, built in 1912
Sample 2: Great American Summer Adventure
This is the perfect summer American Roadtrip for families, friends, or even solo travel. See some of the nicest parks in America, historical sites, and experience the vast openness of the road while beating the crowds and prices with tips from out firsthand experience. The ideal length of time is 10 days although a week is enough to get out the summer travel bug, while more than 10 days is even better.
A 7-10 Day Itinerary Here Can Include:
- Some of America's nicest and most diverse National Parks including Yellowstone, Grand Tetons, Badlands, Zion, and the Grand Canyon.
- Lots of Native American history including visits to all sorts of reservations, Sacajawea's alleged grave site, and free access to a natural outdoor hot spring on Native American land where bison and other animals roam freely around you.
- Choose from a variety of off the beaten path attractions such as a Mars Research Station in the desert, little known Ghost Towns, the Mormon Genealogical Archives, or America's smallest town with a grand total population of 1.
- Experience the vast open roads of the West, ranging from scorching deserts, to hydrothermal phenomenons, to incredible mountain peaks, all while camping in unique spots and personalized budget routes to avoid summer crowds.
- Add an extra 3 days to the trip to cross into Canada and see the incredible Canadian Rockies, known as the most beautiful place in North America, or go farther west to Yosemite.
