Do a solo road trip.

Do a solo road trip.

🌍 Anywhere🔄 Repeatable👤 18+
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Solo travel forces you to be present and self-reliant in the best way — you'll strike up conversations with strangers, discover hidden spots, and move at your own pace. Plan a rough route but stay flexible for spontaneous detours. Download offline maps and trust your instincts about where feels right to explore.

Difficulty
30/100Medium
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Cost
$100 – $800
Time
longer
👥
People
1–1
🔄
Setting
either
📅
Season
any
🎒
Equipment
None needed

People who tried this

It was the first time in the trip that I truly felt alone, so I was a little on edge. At some points it felt like I was in the literal middle of nowhere, and I was grateful that I had a friend to talk to on the phone for a while through that stretch. Luckily nothing out of the ordinary happened, but I was equipped with plenty of supplies if something did!
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After a relatively short drive, I made it to my campground at the Grand Canyon! Even after being on the road for almost a week, this was the day where it finally felt like the adventure was beginning. It would be my first night camping alone, and I wouldn’t see a familiar face for over a week.
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You know that feeling when you’re first starting out on any adventure and it feels like you could conquer the world? Well, that’s how day one felt. I drove for about 7 hours and did not start feeling tired or uncomfortable or annoyed until I was 30 minutes from Omaha. I would say all in all a pretty successful driving day!
positiveCara Macdonald · Nothing Too Muchsource ↗

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