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]]>In the heart of sunny California is the Joshua Tree National Park, a 50-mile park that will capture your attention with its vast wilderness, cacti, and enormous rock formations. This is the perfect place to enjoy a tranquil break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
If you ever find yourself in Florida, then heading from the city of Miami to Key West is sure to be a remarkable trip. The southernmost of the Flordia Keys, Key West will provide you with a view of Cuba and is home to an array of bars, restaurants, and nightlife hotspots.
Just a 90-minute drive from Washington D.C., this beautiful national park in Virginia will provide you with the perfect getaway from city life. Skyline Drive, located in the heart of the Shenandoah National Park, will provide you with a breathtaking view of the Blue Ridge Mountains while there is an array of hiking trails, picnic areas, and waterfalls throughout the park.
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]]>One great food for driving is fruit like apples, peaches, pears, or plums. These fruits can be held in one hand and eaten while using the other hand to steer (be careful though and keep your eyes on the road!). Just wash them before you leave and have a paper towel handy in case they’re juicy.
Nuts have lots of protein and healthy fat, which means nuts and nut butter are perfect for staying full and focused on the road. You can grab a bag of mixed nuts or a nutty granola bar at the grocery or if you’re hankering for some junkie gas station food then grab a bag of peanut butter pretzels.
If you want to feel that nice crunch and the satisfaction of going through a bag of chips while on the open road, try opting for a healthier version like veggie chips or sticks, kale, or seaweed snacks. These will give you the same satisfying eating experience without weighing you down by overloading carbs.
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]]>Every pet has a different personality and tolerance towards change. This can be based on their age, breed characteristics and life habits. If you train your pet from an early age to spend hours in the car with you, there’s a bigger chance for things to go smoothly.
Pets love to be entertained, and you can make them more comfortable by bringing things they are familiar with and that already have their scent. They will feel more at home, surrounded by a toy or a blanket they love.
These are super useful if your pet is on the hyper side. This way, you will ensure that your pet doesn’t accidentally get hurt and it prevents them from freely roaming around in your car or trying to get into your lap while you drive.
Don’t forget to bring their health certificate, as well as their passport if you are traveling to another country.
Make frequent stops for potty breaks and stretching. Pausing for some fresh air can be beneficial for both you and your pet, and can prevent any unhappy accidents from happening in the backseat. Taking breaks more often is necessary, especially if your pet suffers from motion sickness. If this is a serious problem, you can always ask your veterinarian for some anti-nausea or anxiety medication.
Check if the places you’re staying in are pet-friendly. Many hotels and hostels nowadays have a pet-friendly policy, but it’s better to check with the staff in advance, so you can make sure your pet is welcome everywhere you go.
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]]>With a road trip, it’s best to have the end in mind. Wherever you want to end up, whether it be a national park, a big city, or something else, should be your starting point. From there, calculate how long it will take you without stopping much, how much time you can be traveling for, and then how many days you can allot for stopping at places along the way.
If you want to do a road trip but don’t have the funds to stay at Air BnBs or hotels along the way, there are other options! Couch surfing is a website that connects you to people that will let you stay in their homes for free, and you can also do programs like WWOOF, which is where you trade your labor on a farm for free lodging and sometimes food!
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]]>The post Best Road Trips You Can Take Across The U.S. appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>In the heart of sunny California is the Joshua Tree National Park, a 50-mile park that will capture your attention with its vast wilderness, cacti, and enormous rock formations. This is the perfect place to enjoy a tranquil break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
If you ever find yourself in Florida, then heading from the city of Miami to Key West is sure to be a remarkable trip. The southernmost of the Flordia Keys, Key West will provide you with a view of Cuba and is home to an array of bars, restaurants, and nightlife hotspots.
Just a 90-minute drive from Washington D.C., this beautiful national park in Virginia will provide you with the perfect getaway from city life. Skyline Drive, located in the heart of the Shenandoah National Park, will provide you with a breathtaking view of the Blue Ridge Mountains while there is an array of hiking trails, picnic areas, and waterfalls throughout the park.
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]]>The post The Best Snacks to Bring on a Road Trip appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>One great food for driving is fruit like apples, peaches, pears, or plums. These fruits can be held in one hand and eaten while using the other hand to steer (be careful though and keep your eyes on the road!). Just wash them before you leave and have a paper towel handy in case they’re juicy.
Nuts have lots of protein and healthy fat, which means nuts and nut butter are perfect for staying full and focused on the road. You can grab a bag of mixed nuts or a nutty granola bar at the grocery or if you’re hankering for some junkie gas station food then grab a bag of peanut butter pretzels.
If you want to feel that nice crunch and the satisfaction of going through a bag of chips while on the open road, try opting for a healthier version like veggie chips or sticks, kale, or seaweed snacks. These will give you the same satisfying eating experience without weighing you down by overloading carbs.
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]]>The post How to Travel With a Pet appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Every pet has a different personality and tolerance towards change. This can be based on their age, breed characteristics and life habits. If you train your pet from an early age to spend hours in the car with you, there’s a bigger chance for things to go smoothly.
Pets love to be entertained, and you can make them more comfortable by bringing things they are familiar with and that already have their scent. They will feel more at home, surrounded by a toy or a blanket they love.
These are super useful if your pet is on the hyper side. This way, you will ensure that your pet doesn’t accidentally get hurt and it prevents them from freely roaming around in your car or trying to get into your lap while you drive.
Don’t forget to bring their health certificate, as well as their passport if you are traveling to another country.
Make frequent stops for potty breaks and stretching. Pausing for some fresh air can be beneficial for both you and your pet, and can prevent any unhappy accidents from happening in the backseat. Taking breaks more often is necessary, especially if your pet suffers from motion sickness. If this is a serious problem, you can always ask your veterinarian for some anti-nausea or anxiety medication.
Check if the places you’re staying in are pet-friendly. Many hotels and hostels nowadays have a pet-friendly policy, but it’s better to check with the staff in advance, so you can make sure your pet is welcome everywhere you go.
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]]>The post If You’ve Never Done a Road Trip, Start Planning One Now! appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>With a road trip, it’s best to have the end in mind. Wherever you want to end up, whether it be a national park, a big city, or something else, should be your starting point. From there, calculate how long it will take you without stopping much, how much time you can be traveling for, and then how many days you can allot for stopping at places along the way.
If you want to do a road trip but don’t have the funds to stay at Air BnBs or hotels along the way, there are other options! Couch surfing is a website that connects you to people that will let you stay in their homes for free, and you can also do programs like WWOOF, which is where you trade your labor on a farm for free lodging and sometimes food!
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