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Nothing is more freeing than the open road! For generations, Americans have enjoyed the wind in their hair traveling from coast to coast seeking romance and adventure. Road trips are as American as baseball and apple pie. If you have always dreamt of taking that journey, Road Trip Journal has the information you need to plan that rite of passage.

Everyone wants to get to where they are going fast! Highways, freeways, planes.... your missing the best part of our country! Get out there and check out the backroads, the quaintness of a small town and their lifestyle! Before you head out on the highway, consider the journey, not just the destination!
 
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Plan a trip to the home of golf

Golfers looking for the best St. Andrews has to offer should be sure to book a round at Kingsbarns.Scotland is the world's most prestigious golf destination, but it doesn't have to be one of the most expensive. Golfers of any means can spend a few days in St. Andrews.



High flying heli-adventures

Helicopters offer access to the Chugach Mountains, in  Valdez, Alaska where annual snowfall averages between 600 and 900 inches a year, and the heli-skiing and snowboarding is legendary.Up, up and away! We find 10 helicopter adventure trips from heli-skiing in British Columbia to heli-hiking and even heli-hunting in New Zealand.



The princess of tides in Costa Rica

Katherine leads her fellow surfers through a mangrove forest en route to the beach.What's surf camp really like? Two girlfriends brave the waves of Costa Rica—and live to tell the tale. (Somebody get these betties a margarita, already!)



Surfer girls, unite! Surfer camps 101

A Kelea group sharing the Aloha after a great surf session at Puena Point.Always wanted to learn how to surf? We've rounded up five of the world's coolest schools to catch your wave.



The bucket list of ultimate adventures

There's nothing as galvanizing, humbling, and deeply spine-tingling as bucking and bobbing down the tourmaline-green Colorado River, the water whooshing a few inches from your backside and the Grand Canyon's 5,000-foot-high walls towering over your head. Rafting the Grand Canyon? Climbing the Himalayas? Which 15 spine-tingling experiences should you have before you die?



8 sensational scuba-diving trips

The islands that make up the Maldives are known for excellent diving, with over 600 species of brightly colored, exotic fish as well as reefs and shipwrecks. Several resorts offer expeditions. Explore sunken war ships in the  Carolina's, marvel at life in the Maldives, come face-to-face with manta rays in Kona and more.



Ostriches, oxen, other crazy modes of transport

These desert taxis can be as expensive as real ones, but with a little pre-ride negotiation you may be able get the fare down considerably.For travelers looking for modes of transport with a difference, travel Web site VirtualTourist.com has compiled a list of top 10 wild rides.



A Wii bit of fun (and fitness) for travelers

Lisa Anderson, a Norwegian Pearl guest from Tampa, Florida, plays Nintendo's Wii Sports boxing in the Crystal Atrium.Hotels and cruise ships plug in and get video active.



Sensational summer sports vacations

For lessons in beginning rock climbing, try REI Adventures' three-day trip to Rumney Rocks in New Hampshire's White Mountains. Here you'll learn basic skills, proper footwork and hand placement, and how to handle the rope.Kayak in Washington state, hike in Morocco, dive in Fiji, cycle in France, hit the whitewater in Oregon and more — you'd better be in shape for these outdoor adventures.



What's not to love about a walking trip?

Urban or rural, easy or challenging, guided or independent — somewhere out there is a walking tour to suit your interests and abilities.You can get in shape, make friends, and get up close and personal with a new destination — what's not to love about walking tours?


 
 
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