For example, for my recent trip to the Gulf Coast, I started by doing a couple of hours of research on the best natural areas, best camping, best hiking. It's important to have a rough timeline, but nothing rigid. Most of the planning and research for these trips is just related to knowing where the must-see spots are. It's not like a normal vacation where you might pick destinations ahead of time and make hotel reservations along the way so that each day you know how far you have to go and where you'll sleep. Planning for a road trip takes a good amount of planning (that's half the fun!) but not in the way you might think.
#ROAD TRIP ADVENTURE PCSX2 CONTROLS HOW TO#
This Instructable will explain how to do a big trip on a small budget. I delayed income and put up $800 and had the adventure of a lifetime. That means if I hadn't been on the trip, in that time I probably would have spent around $1,200 on rent, food, entertainment, etc. Also consider that includes all of my living costs during that time. This probably seems like a lot at almost $50 per day, but most of that went towards gas. The solo trip I took out West was 6 weeks, 8,000 miles, and cost just short of $2,000, all in. Being able to split gas was a huge advantage, but if you're doing a solo road trip you'll be covering all of that. That's an average of less than $14 per day. That means gas, food, lodging, park entrance fees. The first trip, to the Badlands, was nine days long, and each of the four of us spend $120 all in.
Money: Being low cost has always been one of my highest priorities on these trips. Obviously this lends itself to young people - students and recent graduates who might be doing seasonal or temporary work and will transition between jobs often. I've always been in a transition phase and never been able to use vacation time in a permanent job to take a trip like this. Every trip I've taken has either been between school-job or job-job. I've done a lot of planning in advance to be able to have both the time and money to do these trips: Time: The best way to find time for these trips is to place them in between two significant endeavors. Ok, now that that's taken care of, a note on the logistics: Being able to do a road trip seems like a luxury to most. You should be listening to W oody Guthrie right now.
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