Let’s Take a Boomer Road Trip
Are you a traveler who is lured by the call of the road? Alan and I are big fans of boomer road trips. It’s the kind of travel that allows freedom and flexibility.
Our road trip philosophy is to travel slow. If a roadside attraction looks interesting, we stop and explore. Our itineraries include time for those surprises that we didn’t expect. When possible, we plan two-night stays rather than experiencing a new destination every night. Yes, we’re serious about taking it slow. Check out some of our favorite domestic and international road trips and scenic drives.
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USA Road Trips
With the right planning, a U.S. road trip can be an incredible way to see all that our beautiful nation offers. The U.S. is a vast country, filled with history, natural beauty and of course, some amazing culinary surprises! Click on USA Road Trips to read our articles. Itchy travel feet guaranteed!
Scenic Drives
Hitting the open road would be quite boring without the beautiful scenery found throughout the U.S. In our experience, taking a scenic drive is the best way to experience all of that amazing landcape firsthand. Include these Scenic Drives on your next boomer road trip.
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Our Favorite European Road Trips
Is Italy calling your name? What about Spain or Germany? Europe has endless opportunities for exciting road trips. Read about our experience by clicking on Tips for Taking European Road Trips.
Tips for a Road Trip to Vancouver Island
We wanted to travel the scenic route up to and through Vancouver Island. Perhaps, this is the reason that the Canadian border crossing guard at Porthill, Idaho, said to us, “You’re traveling to Vancouver Island the really slow way.” Click on Tips for a Road Trip to Vancouver Island to read more.
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