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If money was no object and you could do it anywhere in the world, where would your ultimate road trip take you? Feel free to say where you would start and end and who you would take.
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If you have ever asked the Question of life. What is the meaning. Why are we here.
And after many many other questions for me there's only one answer
No matter if you are religious if you believe in God or you don't or whoever you believe in
The message is clear
Whether you believe in heaven or hell
No matter your belief to get to where we're going our destiny is
Knowledge
From day one when we decide to learn how to walk we stand up we fall down we stand up we fall down we take two steps we fall down we stand up.
And no matter what we do in life no matter what we learn there's no such thing as failure you have to fail to succeed
With each step we take and we get better and better at falling down we also get better at getting back up
We get so good at it we learned how to run
And every time we fall down and we get back up we learn something we become one with ourselves.
And in time just like on here on gag we read each other's questions and answers we get to know each other without even knowing each other and in our own way we become one with that person to become one with others.
And when you can do this without drama or no judgment and you can help people without drama and judgment just out of the kindness of your heart you become one with this universe and when you become one with this universe I believe is our destiny.
That is our heaven or our hell that we have to go through you either live in drama chaos in a world of somebody taking you different directions are you taking other people different directions that is hell because you do not succeed in anything you're held back
You become one with the universe that is our destiny this is where we are headed all of us and we're all supposed to go there together the ultimate road trip is our time on this planet to get to where we're going it is the most beautiful ultimate road trip
Because when you become one with yourself one with others and one with the universe you see how beautiful this planet really is how beautiful people really are how beautiful their energy is
When you look at the Putin's in the trumps and all the greedy evil people on this planet they hold us all back from becoming who we are supposed to become to go to where we're supposed to be going there's always somebody in our life trying to hold us all back .
No matter what we do in life we have to pay a price whether it's good or bad we have to pay that price.
But if you can leave it all alone
Become one with yourself one with others one with this universe your Life changes everything changes you're a hundred times happier you have no problems if you do you stand back up you know how to deal with it and you keep moving forward you give instead of take. You laugh instead of cry
Everything just seems to flow
You weed out all your friends that bring you down that hold you hostage in a way from becoming who you're supposed to become from the ultimate road trip is to become one with yourself one with others and one with this universe
Everything on this planet is energy everything on this planet vibrates energy never dies
The ultimate road trip is to move on. To the next destiny the next road trip
I would travel northwest from Ontario, head to Yellowknife and the Northwest Territories, end up in Alaska. Stay awhile in Alaska and then south to British Columbia. Spend some time kayaking the coast of BC and Vancouver Island. Then come back through Alberta (go hiking in the mountains), Saskatchewan, Manitoba and home.
I've already toured the east coast several times in the both Canada and the US and want to do the west coast tour.
I would likely camp in some of the parks on the way out and stay in some rental units/cottages on the west coast and spend some more time in these locations. Some highlights would be to seek out Polar Bear (s), ORCA (s), Brown Bear (s), Glaciers/Glacial Moraines, etc., on the way.
@Jersey2 For sure, I've considered the rail pass and/or someday getting my BMW GS bike with saddlebags and doing a combination of road and cross country abandoned rail trails out to the west coast. I figure the abandoned rail/trail sections would have some awesome off-the-beaten path views going through the mountains and see lots of wildlife along the way.
Honestly like a 3/4 month road trip starting in Canada and visiting the colder snowy places early/mid spring. Then going south visiting every single theme park in Canada then going down to the US. I'll stop for a weekend party in Vagas. And go to a proper cowboy style hoedown in Texas, linedance thing (if they actually exist outside of movies, haven't really looked it up as I didn't want to ruin some dreams lol). Then if I hit it right I'll pop on a short flight to see the Rio festival and then go home.
Across Canada, if we had the time and the funds. I live in Toronto, so kind of in the middle of the country. I could fly out east, rent a car, drive across the Maritimes and Quebec, turn the car in at home, get my own car and then continue west to Vancouver. Then drive back. Or I could take two separate trips. One out east and the other out west.
Bonus trip: Same idea but driving across the US.
Relatively flat through the Midwest prairie provinces though. But I would still enjoy the experience. I would do the train trip across the country as well. Starts here and goes to Vancouver.
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All the way across the USA and back again
Did that once in 1995 for 6 weeks, was a great experience
@Likes2drive yes, 6 weeks would be awesome. Something like that would be a life changing experience
Yeah I was single and no kids at the time
@Likes2drive yes, so was I
I've actually got a road trip planned already that I do want to do someday. It's not really a "money is no object" trip, and actually pretty economical. Though if "money were no object", I don't know that I would change it much. Maybe I'd spend more nights in expensive hotels rather than camping a little ways off the road?
Anyway, here is the trip:
Fly to Istanbul. The original trip idea was to buy bicycles and bicycle the whole way, but as I get older I have considered I would buy motorcycles instead. (Again, if it's money-no-object, buy new motos for $25K each instead of used for $6K each). Then just make my (our) way across Europe, meandering here and there with whatever sparks interest. The destination is Spain.

Once in Spain, the journey goes to the Canary Islands, and onto the Ark (of yachties looking for crew to help cross the Atlantic) to the BVIs. From BVIs, yacht hop up until achieving Florida, then fly home from Miami.
Agree, Miami and Florida in general can be miserable in summer lol.
@zeitgeist057 How many days would that take biking?
@midnightmoon05 I don't know exactly, but applying maths, it's about 3,000 miles or roughly 5,000 km. I think in the beginning you would not have as much stamina/power, and toward the end would be more conditioned. Average speed for a bicyclist around 15 mph, multiply by 3 hours per day = 45 miles/day. Let's just say 50 miles to make the easy math of 3,000/50 = 60 days. Then let's add two months more for breaks, because of course you won't want to cycle to Prague, then leave the next day. That puts us at 4 months, but I would plan for 6, just to be more relaxed. Though as you can see, it would be doable in 2. Even less if you wanted to commit to an average of more hours cycling/day. Someone more focused on the exercise portion of it could reasonably complete the trip in one month, but I don't think they would be experiencing much of the culture, more just the scenery as they rode through.
I'd love to see Africa someday, particularly South Africa and Namibia. I've already been on many road trips in Europe and North America. Of course I'd like to cover the rest of the planet, but I do know people in South Africa so it would be like visiting friends on their turf. Plus the images and videos I've seen of some of the areas in Africa's south are stunning!
I would take my new girlfriend and at that point I wouldn’t care where we went. Although we are doing a road trip in 2 weeks from NYC to Virginia. A week with her will be the best thing I’ve done this year. We don’t live together and are a moderate distance apart. So looking forward to it.
Thanks! I’m planning on it 😉
We did Europe for 2 summers with kids and hubby.
year before was 5 countries. This past summer was 7 countries…. car, train, flights, 6-7 weeks each year. we loved the mountains, lakes, and the countryside.
next summer will be our Asia trip. Prob. won’t be driving.
US east coast, we drove multiple times. Haven’t taking kids to west coast. Driving cross country is not as appealing, too flat and too long. Seems boring.
From South Carolina to Alaska. I would try to hit every state.
Yes it certainly would be. I would love to travel through Canada as well.
We would head to the pacific northwest, then up through Canada, to see the sites and natural wonders in our neighboring country. What time in money were of no concern, we would travel the entire length of Canada, and descend into. upstate New York, and head down the East Coast before returning to the mountain west.
I'd like to spend at least a month driving all over the Irish Republic, beginning in Dublin, traveling clockwise, and exploring every nook and cranny - cities, towns, villages, coasts, countryside, museums, castles, churches, ancient monasteries and cathedrals, historic sites, Celtic artifacts.
I'd like to do that in Bavaria along the Romantische Straße (Romantic Road), too.
I've been to both places, but would like to do it without time or cost constraints.
Alaska. From north carolina.
My boyfriend just moved there and we were gonna drive it together but due to bad circumstances we couldnt and he ended up flying up there alone. I would want to do that road trip with him. Driving across the country, driving through Canada, and seeing alaska.
I would like to travel across the nicest places in Europe. Not the bad parts, but the genuinely beautiful parts.
I’d take one in Italy to where my grandpa grew up. I’d love to meet my family from there and have them show me around his favorite places.
I'm not super rich but somewhat wealthy, my favorite Roadtrip I've done probably was New England in USA summer of 2021.
I've done road trips throughout USA and in 10/11 other countries, almost every continent, but that was my favorite
Since the plandemic shutdown I've been afraid to get very far that I may be trapped there and not allowed to travel back. I've taken some trips on my sailboat n the mid 90s to early 2000s to just about every Island you can imagine that's 700 miles or less off the coast of Florida. People don't even realize you can rent a wave runner and go from Miami to a paradise that's only two hours away. Those Caribbean island pics that most use as their background on their laptop. Yeah that place.
If like to take a road trip around the US and Canada and see everything that's worth the stop like national parks and forests, historic stuff, restaurants, and other old stuff. Then go do a road trip in The UK and Europe
It would be all through Thailand starting from Trat near Cambodian borders with stops at Pattaya and then upwards to Bangkok, Chiang Mai and then downwards to Hua Hin and towards the nearest coasts of Phuket and stop at Phuket as well and then finish at Pattani and towards the Malaysian borders.
Devon Island in Canada, because that's where NASA fakes the Mars footage.

Is that where you've gone?
You left without saying "goodbye" again? I'm very sad😥
@KostasKouvalis Yes, I went to Devon Island. :) Don't feel sad when I leave; you don't really know me that well, and besides I always come back, you know that :D
Drive out to Yellowstone national park and stop and see as many cave system parks along the way. Stop and see Mount Rushmore and the crazy horse memorial and the Black Hills.
Time Circuits ON & the future awaits!
Kuwait City throughout Salah ad Din, Iraq, to see all my old stomping grounds again, pay my respect at a few places and find out how many of the people I knew made it through ISIS.
Maybe up to Washington state from the Midwest I have some friends there and maybe see some interesting stops on the way like Mount Rushmore and Yellow Stone if it open yet after the floods.
The International Space Station, The Moon or planet Mars. Top that!
I'd like to finish up road tripping through the united states, only have the west left to conquer lol but I'd love to backpack/road trip through Europe. It's where my family comes from and the architecture and culture of it just seems like it would be life changing. ::sigh:: maybe one day
From the Midwest, to the east coast, then to the west coast and then back to the Midwest.
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I figured, but I always ask first out of respect.
South Carolina to Montana. I'd rather go by myself.
That would be a good one especially when you start to get out west.
Probably bottom of the ocean... with a whole bunch of people.
To something I really needed, but wasn't searching for. Something life changing for me, something I needed, something I hoped for and didn't know would be out there, something I have forgotten or lost.
I'd take a train! Maybe Perth to Sidney, or across Canada, I've heard that's nice.
I took a train from Vancouver to Whistler back in the day, but apparently it was discontinued in 2015. It was a very scenic route. www.tripsavvy.com/getting-from-vancouver-to-whistler-1482166
I have, too. Twice, now, but only on special occasions (on the way back from going around the world for a friend's wedding and 50th birthday year). The first time, around 1997, I was a beginner and was offered these funny-shaped short (carving) skis. I was amazed at their self-righting abilities!
I would love to see the Grand Canyon and New Orleans
Id like to drive to Alaska some day. I hear the scenery is amazing.
Yessss!
Probably from Mexico all the way down to the bottom of Chile. New Zealand and Canada also seem great places
I get emotionally attached easily
So the trip would take me to wherever the vehicle in my front of me on a long road trip is headed to 💀
Ultimate road trip would be all the national parks in the USA. I don't have a preference where we begin and end. I want to take my time and truly soak in each one. I would go with @FancyPantz
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i wish i could do the gum ball rally in Europe it starts in london and goes through a ton of countries all the way to russia then back
it’s usually eccentric rich guys in ferrari’s doing it, normal people are allowed to enter it though. They did an episode of jackass a long time ago where they did it.
Im a flight attendant and have flown to a lot of diffrent places. Suprisingy the old saying "there's no place like home" holds true.
Probably South through Mexico and into Latin America.
A month on the road in Europe. I’ve done two weeks and nailed Northern Europe. I have a second trip planned from Lisbon Portugal driving through French Riviera to Italy.
A loop around the USA.
I would go to Roswell, New Mexico, and I would take my wife and our kids.
North Carolina to California, using all I can of Route 66
Probably across country on southernmost route and back the north route which I have done part of back in the mid 90s
from where i live now pa to oregon
@shesrad80. Wouldn't that be Interstate 97 or 91?
@Mansearching different ways to go
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Oh I know that. Wondering if you were going to take the longest interstate in the states. That's sounds logical to me. Now if you want to take the "off the beaten path" approach I wouldn't know where to start.
It certainly does. Plus you can see all the small towns that can be interesting. Also the scenery would be great.
It used to be north Dakota to Alaska now its raceing my motercyle to all lower 48’states
Around my owne county Here in the UK I would love to visit every town, village, hamlet and city
i'm gonna road trip for a lot of shopping and then be cozy at home !
I'd literally go everywhere until I've seen everything that I could see via road trip
There is a beach called Maravanthe in north Karnataka, one side lagoon one side sea , and 4km road in between best place to cruise
I think across Europe with my best friend.
Anywhere with lots of trees. Not young trees but old ones. I never realized it growing up but I love the smell of trees and nature. I might have grown up in a big city but I have never felt so alive as when I an in nature. Whether walking or driving.
I would drive from New York City to Key West Florida, and taker my time about it.
Not much of road live on a island maybe 2 hours or so.
To Cancun Mexico. Am in Toronto, Canada.
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Some very nice South Pacific Island!
To Las Cruces, NM
The original Route 66
TO YOUR HOUSE
Everywhere in Tierra del Fuego.
I’d like to do route 66
Philippines or New Zealand.
I'd actually like to drive around Africa.
Sometimes I just wanna go Home...(((
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