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9 May 20, 05:42 PM |
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Join Date: Oct 11
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We’ve done a number of road trips - all my trip reports are in my signature. We like lots of outdoorsy stuff, so we’ve done a lot of hiking and exploring, interspersed with other stuff - museums, theme parks, pottering around. We do a lot of planning and have a good idea of what we’ll do beforehand. We love it.
I love reading other peoples trip reports as well.
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14 May 20, 12:45 PM |
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Thank you for commenting. I've been reading your trip reports over the last few days - I've finished Texas and the Deep South, and just reading the Rockies. We wouldn't be able to do trips as long as yours, maybe 16 nights max, but its given me a really good insight and ideas for future trips.
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23 May 20, 11:13 PM |
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We did a great road trip about 5 years ago. Georgia/North Carolina/Tennessee. Flew into Jacksonville. Stayed in savannah, Atlanta, Asheville, gatlinburg, Chattanooga. Such a great holiday!
So we definitely don’t like ‘sitting on a beach reading a book holidays’. Savannah we did a trolley tour, a tour of a haunted mansion, swum in rooftop pool at our hotel, wandered around the town and squares. Atlanta we did the Art museum, World of coke, Georgia aquarium, the zoo (they have giant pandas). On the way to Asheville we went to the Cabbage Patch hospital (called baby land general) very surreal place! Asheville is a lovely town - we just chilled out there, did a trolley tour, went to the pinball museum, went white water rafting nearby. Gatlinburg we went to some lovely viewpoints and went on walks, Dollywood theme park and water park, ziplining, mini golf, apline coaster, chairlifts. Such a beautiful area. Town is cute but touristy. You’d never get bored here. Chattanooga I didn’t rate, but I would return for a day to do the incline railway and Rock City Gardens (one of my favourite places). I really want to go back. If you like theme parks, Dollywood is worth a visit, and I loved the water park. |
23 May 20, 11:15 PM |
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Apprentice Imagineer
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Also did a road trip to the Canadian Rockies. I know it isn’t USA, but it’s close ish!
That was amazing. We did Banff, Jasper, and lake Louise - rafting, climbing, ice walking, wildlife safari, hiking, hot springs, cable cars, canoeing. |
24 May 20, 03:45 PM |
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slightly serious Dibber
Join Date: Feb 19
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For anyone that's restricted by annual leave and/ or budget: over 8 nights we did Washington DC > Niagara Falls > Toronto > Chicago.
DC to Niagara was 7 hours of driving but the rest wasn't too bad. We left Toronto early evening, stayed a motel in Michigan overnight then were in Chicago by midday for our last couple of days. We went late November so it was cold but dry and hotels were cheap...best of all no one-way carhire fees on that route! |
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25 May 20, 07:06 AM |
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Imagineer
Join Date: Jun 16
Location: God's Own Country
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Smithlane assume like us you have cancelled your trip off now? Great shame, I’ve done that exact trip and it’s a great one. I’m reorganising our cross US trip for 2022 as it’s been a nightmare to cancel all the bits off, and summer 2021 assuming we go to US, I will fly to Florida but maybe take in Panhandle and Hilton Head (DVC) as that will be a lot easier to cancel.
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25 May 20, 07:53 AM |
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Hey YT, not cancelled a thing yet as we have until mid July to pay any balances. We go 12 weeks today and I’m still mildly optimistic we get to go. Of course I’m also a realist so if it doesn’t go ahead we’ll rearrange the whole thing for next year, we might bump into you on the Panhandle or HHI!
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