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My new wife and I decided to forgoe the normalcy of a honeymoon in the tropics for something the both of us have always wanted to do: explore this great country!
We are going to be stopping in Vegas for the first night, than its pretty open. I'm hopping that I can get some suggestions on potential land marks and attractions (grand canyon, Worlds Largest Tumbleweed, etc.)
Thanks in advance!
-M
Honeymoon road trips have always been a popular option. The biggest piece of advice I can offer is to cut down the pace a bit -- most new honeymooners want to drive long and far each day -- but spending time sleeping in and lounging by the pool makes for a much better memory-creating trip in my view. Pushing hard, 8-10 hours of travel per day, you could drive from Santa Barbara to Dallas in three days, so by allowing six days, you should have some time for kicking back and enjoying yourselves. (This is not a round trip is it?) Welcome to the Great American RoadTrip Forum!Quote:
Originally Posted by Strtwise
Well, what sort of things interest you more? Hiking? Roadside Attractions, moon-lit soaks in hot tubs?Quote:
We are going to be stopping in Vegas for the first night, than its pretty open. I'm hopping that I can get some suggestions on potential land marks and attractions (grand canyon, Worlds Largest Tumbleweed, etc.)
Mark
Thanks for the warm welcome Mark!
We are doing a one - way trip, with apx 2000 miles in 6 days. About 4-6 hours a day doesnt seem to be too bad.
Yes, yes, and yes. The roadside attractions run towards kitsch, the campier the better.Quote:
Well, what sort of things interest you more? Hiking? Roadside Attractions, moon-lit soaks in hot tubs?
I'd like to find some good places to eat, to stop and buy obscure local crafts, vistas, and scenic drives.
I've got a pretty good plan going and I wanted to see if people on this board had some ideas and/or out of the way attractions that I cant readily find on google.
Could you share with us what you already have planned so we don't duplicate anything?
As you do your planning, check out the links & finds tab on this site; it's got tons of useful websites listed, such as roadsideamerica.com for kitsch the likes of which you never even dreamed of.