Places to travel in USA as single

idahoblues said:
You should have come down as far as Jackson Hole, Wy then over into Idaho, a pint with me in Driggs,then cross to the Sawtooths and north up to Stanley Idaho then follow the Salmon river back to Salmon Id and over Lost Trail pass back into Montana...one of the most scenic drives you could take in the west. Stanley is a trip, especially if you get there in the winter
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Didn't have time. Was just a 6 day loop.

Jackson Hole is definitely on the list though (in winter). We're all skiers.

We're spoilt being based in Calgary. It's been hard to justify going too far afield, but we're ticking a lot of western Canada off, so will probably venture south on our next big RV trip. Good to know.

Will stop in at Driggs for a pint when we do!!!
 
Brightwells left peg said:
Didn't have time. Was just a 6 day loop.

Jackson Hole is definitely on the list though (in winter). We're all skiers.

We're spoilt being based in Calgary. It's been hard to justify going too far afield, but we're ticking a lot of western Canada off, so will probably venture south on our next big RV trip. Good to know.

Will stop in at Driggs for a pint when we do!!!
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give Grande Targhee a try too, that's my local
 
idahoblues said:
it could be really cold up north by then or beautiful. what are you looking for? cities? beeches? hunting/fishing?
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Sorry I meant I already landed last week in USA and will stay there till oct for work...so thinking of 1 trip per month on weekends...Looking for beaches, I like animals so maybe safari or zoo...also want to explore night life and visit beautiful places....
 
Prestwich_Blue said:
My son drove from Pittsburgh to Phoenix, which is just over 2,000 miles, in 3 days. That's equivalent to a return journey between London and Edinburgh every day for 3 days.
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It's a state of mind thing I've come to realise and get used to. (Not done anything that long though!!)

One of the issues with facing a long drive in the U.K. is the traffic jams. I remember the dread of getting south of Junction 13 on the M6 and waiting for the backed up traffic around the next bend There's little pleasure in it. Driving in North America you just stick cruise control on, switch on the radio and watch the world go by. In itself the drive is part of the vacation, rather than a means to an end.
 
neel said:
Sorry I meant I already landed last week in USA and will stay there till oct for work...so thinking of 1 trip per month on weekends...Looking for beaches, I like animals so maybe safari or zoo...also want to explore night life and visit beautiful places....
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you could try the Badlands park in south Dakota or go up to the boundary waters off Lake Superior and rent a kayak for a day
 
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a busy highway in Idaho
 
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