Your state’s 24 hours in a day in the life of a Scout adventure

[J Alynn]

I don't usually go anywhere local to me in PA, but at some point I want to go the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon so that would be a fun trip. If I do get mine late 2027 or early 2028 then we normally head up to Quebec in February so that would be a fun trip to take it on and see how it performs in the cold and snow!

I know you’ve mentioned Quebec before-that would be a great trip. Love Quebec. Want to do Montreal next so that might be a good trip as well

 

[Scoutsie]

I’ve thought about what a Massachusetts trip would look like, and then I even started mapping out a trip and realized “oh, these are all restaurants and a couple of beaches” and realized what this said about me and my interests, which is to say “restaurants and a couple of beaches.” Basically, it would involve following the coast from the northernmost part of the state riiiiight before you get into New Hampshire to check out the boardwalk at Salisbury Beach and ending at the Wellfleet Drive-In right at the tip of Cape Cod. You’d have to do this during warm weather to take advantage of the whole beach thing. I feel like our beaches are pretty underrated. I wanted to avoid the historical landmarks. I spent a bunch of time mapping this all out and then failed to save the map and was devastated. I’ll come back to edit this.

 

[J Alynn]

I’ve thought about what a Massachusetts trip would look like, and then I even started mapping out a trip and realized “oh, these are all restaurants and a couple of beaches” and realized what this said about me and my interests, which is to say “restaurants and a couple of beaches.” Basically, it would involve following the coast from the northernmost part of the state riiiiight before you get into New Hampshire to check out the boardwalk at Salisbury Beach and ending at the Wellfleet Drive-In right at the tip of Cape Cod. You’d have to do this during warm weather to take advantage of the whole beach thing. I feel like our beaches are pretty underrated. I wanted to avoid the historical landmarks. I spent a bunch of time mapping this all out and then failed to save the map and was devastated. I’ll come back to edit this.

I think the older we get the more trips become about food and something in between that interests all parties. We were in London mid March and my daughter/wife planned most days and it was about restaurants and destinations

 

[oldgeeksguide]

I’ve thought about what a Massachusetts trip would look like, and then I even started mapping out a trip and realized “oh, these are all restaurants and a couple of beaches” and realized what this said about me and my interests, which is to say “restaurants and a couple of beaches.” Basically, it would involve following the coast from the northernmost part of the state riiiiight before you get into New Hampshire to check out the boardwalk at Salisbury Beach and ending at the Wellfleet Drive-In right at the tip of Cape Cod. You’d have to do this during warm weather to take advantage of the whole beach thing. I feel like our beaches are pretty underrated. I wanted to avoid the historical landmarks. I spent a bunch of time mapping this all out and then failed to save the map and was devastated. I’ll come back to edit this.

Salisbury beach and cape cod? Even the beaches sound like food!

Now I’m hungry …

 

[The Cooler King]

I live in the Ozarks, and there are lots of challenging trails to test the abilities of a new off road vehicle like the Traveler that I reserved. But to be honest, until I get familiar with my first EV, and for the price of a new vehicle, this will see more mall parking lots than dirt roads for the first few months..

 

[J Alynn]

Salisbury beach and cape cod? Even the beaches sound like food!

Now I’m hungry …

That’s awesome. And oddly I was just talking about Salisbury steak a week ago. Ultimately was talking about Swiss steak because I forgot they were similar

 

[MasterSpam]

Tell us your state and which Scout model and what a full day adventure in the new Scout would look like. Who knows-maybe this will inspire others to expand the Scout community. Maybe it’s 12 or 16 hours but what is your ideal adventure day in your state look like. Favorite breakfast joint to start the day and what you’d do for a day. Dream on!

New Mexico, many 24 hour journeys to be had. but the Valles Caldera is a beautiful place to visit. You can visit Los Alamos Labs, the Bradbury museum and a walking tour relatively close by. It is a beautiful place and not where one would think such a destructive thing was developed. Carlsbad Caverns, the Petroglyphs. My favorite breakfast place just closed up shop Favorite New Mexican restaurant, Sadie's beef brisket enchiladas, but there are many many others. The National Museum of Nuclear History and Science, plan at least 3 hours.

 

[MasterSpam]

I’ve thought about what a Massachusetts trip would look like, and then I even started mapping out a trip and realized “oh, these are all restaurants and a couple of beaches” and realized what this said about me and my interests, which is to say “restaurants and a couple of beaches.” Basically, it would involve following the coast from the northernmost part of the state riiiiight before you get into New Hampshire to check out the boardwalk at Salisbury Beach and ending at the Wellfleet Drive-In right at the tip of Cape Cod. You’d have to do this during warm weather to take advantage of the whole beach thing. I feel like our beaches are pretty underrated. I wanted to avoid the historical landmarks. I spent a bunch of time mapping this all out and then failed to save the map and was devastated. I’ll come back to edit this.

I was born and mostly raised in MA. I always do history day trips when I go back.

 

[Time2Roll]

I am headed to Pismo Beach or Death Valley National Park. Then to Dead Horse AK. By 2028 I will be retired and looking for some adventure.
The wilderness fascinates me.