Road Trippin’ USA August 2007 By: Audrey Sniezek & Claudia Béland.

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Road Trippin’ USA August 2007 By: Audrey Sniezek & Claudia Béland

Why Roadtrip? Experience other climbing areas Meet other climbers across the nation Climb more than is achievable ‘at home’ Experience the life of a vagabond Find out if the nomadic life is for you!

1 year? What are your climbing goals? How many places do you hope to explore? Is there a financial or other obligation restricting you? Things to think about Injuries Family emergencies Poor weather Social tensions

Traveling with Friends Do it! Pro – Offset costs (food, camping, fuel) – Established social circle – Safety in numbers – Automatic variety due to varying abilities – More possibilities in general

Traveling with Friends Cons – Different goals – Confined social network – Lack of spontaneity Suggestion: – Subdivide

Where to go? What kind of climbing? – Trad? – Sport? – Boulder? Approx. how long in each area? – Explore the ‘classics’ – ‘Project’ – Weather, goals, scene, attitude affect length of stay

Accommodations Car/van, tent, hotel, rental, cabin, Walmart – Budget – Availability – Tolerance – Weather – Campground restrictions (e.g. no fires) Resources – Guidebooks – Local climbers

Budget Mo. AverageMo. MaximumMo. Minimum Budget Food $ $ $ $ Fuel $ $ $ $ Vehicle Expenses $ $ 1, $ $ Misc $ $ $ $ Unusual $ $ $ $ Lodging $ $ $ $ Entertainment $ $ $ - $ Sample total $ 2, $ 5, $ $1, Emergency Reserves$5000

Goals Have Fun! Be flexible Respect Group vs. Individual Create Non-climbing Explore Personal (physical fitness, eating healthy, etc.) The trip is what you make it!

Internet Libraries Internet café Truck stops (e.g. Triple J) Some towns are better equipped than others Be careful about poaching! – It is a criminal offense, if caught

Lessons Learned Budget! Budget for the unexpected Flexibility (go with the flow) Less is more…really Experiment with Resources – Shower at truck stop – Ice from McDonalds – When to trust/not trust people Pets are not allowed in all places (NP)

Shockers! Dumpster diving – Bags of apples thrown out, one bad – Not everywhere! Sleeping in parking lots Bathing in sinks Things you wouldn’t do at home but are ‘fun’ to try on the road.

What to pack Medications! Emergency medication (e.g antibiotic) National mobile plan or pre-paid sim Layers (cool, warm and rain weather clothes) Games (one or two, be selective) Your favorite ‘something’ Less is better

Things to do before you go Proper Insurance (medical and vehicle) Service your car/van! Electronic bill pay (bank and creditors) Someone checking your mail Sublet and arrange for management Map out the route Research the areas (amenities, distance to city, ect).

Enjoy Your Trip! Thank you

Mexico? Title and Insurance papers for vehicle Buy Mexican Insurance (best $ online) Passport Credit card (or lots of Pesos!) Don’t grocery shop before crossing the border!