- Brooke Wilde
- 09-08-2016, 03:55 AM
48 states in 30 day? Sounds so rushed that it's not going to be any fun.
- PrincessSlutFace
- 09-21-2016, 10:11 AM
All 48 states in 30 days. If you are driving, I doubt you will have much time to site see. You might get a look at America thru a windshield, but will not have much time to stop a visit many places. Safe travels and hope you have a good time. Originally Posted by HankMoody361
yep, I know it
thats why Im asking for suggestions in advance, so i can pick a few places that I want to go see ect. and yeah 48 states in 30 days sounds like alot, but most of the places we will just be driving through...
- ~Ze~
- 09-21-2016, 02:22 PM
Best route to take to his all 48. I've been to most of the major stops on this route.
http://rhiever.github.io/optimal-roa...landmarks.html
Pick sights or stops along the way.
I use https://roadtrippers.com/ in combination with https://trips.furkot.com/ to plan most of my road trips. There are quirky attractions and all kindsa stuff. Like Cadillac Ranch or Bug Ranch outside of Amarillo... Camping/Car Camping keeps costs down if you are into that. Having others to share driving helps major.
http://rhiever.github.io/optimal-roa...landmarks.html
Pick sights or stops along the way.
I use https://roadtrippers.com/ in combination with https://trips.furkot.com/ to plan most of my road trips. There are quirky attractions and all kindsa stuff. Like Cadillac Ranch or Bug Ranch outside of Amarillo... Camping/Car Camping keeps costs down if you are into that. Having others to share driving helps major.
- Solitaire
- 09-21-2016, 03:28 PM
How exciting!
If you come thru East Tennessee, there's the Smoky Mountain National Park. You may get here in time to see the changing of the fall colors. It's spectacular.
If you meander over to North Carolina, there's Mt Mitchell, the highest point east of the Mississippi. It's absolutely breathtaking! And Asheville has their downtown scene, which I really love.
Keep us posted!
If you come thru East Tennessee, there's the Smoky Mountain National Park. You may get here in time to see the changing of the fall colors. It's spectacular.
If you meander over to North Carolina, there's Mt Mitchell, the highest point east of the Mississippi. It's absolutely breathtaking! And Asheville has their downtown scene, which I really love.
Keep us posted!