Roadtrip Essentials


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So, you need to get away, and you’re hitting the road? We all travel for a variety of reasons. This year we might be traveling to get out of the house to find freedom during a worldwide pandemic or just needing to renew ourselves. Whatever your reason for hitting the road, a well-packed vehicle can help ensure your trip is relaxing and focuses on fun. Take a look at the following road-trip tested essentials before heading out on the open highway. 

 The Basics-These are a given but always a good reminder.

  • Driver’s license, insurance card

  • Cash, credit/debit card

  • Itinerary - give a copy to a friend or share your location for safety.

  • Spare car key

  • Flashlight

  • Roadside Emergency Kit


The Essentials for Comfort-Travel with comfort to stay friends after.

  • Snacks

  • Earplugs

  • Travel yoga mat & meditation kit

  • Wet wipes

  • Travel blanket

  • Essential Oils - chill the environment and take out any weird car smells!

 
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The Forgotten-Important items that are easily forgotten.

  • Hand sanitizer - a must for today’s travel.

  • Pain meds (ibuprofen, sleep aids, etc.)

  • Hairbrush

  • Sunscreen - don’t spend extra $ at a tourist shop. 

  • Small First Aid Kit - safety 1st!

Pack what you need, but also think of small comforts you like that will make the trip more enjoyable and memorable. What you are seeking on your journey? Plan accordingly…

The Non-essential Essentials-You could live without them, but why?

  • Toiletries Bag

  • Phone charger w/cords

  • Reusable water bottle & coffee mug

  • Comfy socks

  • Notebook & pen

  • Book or downloads


The Bonus Items-The cherry on top for your travels...

  • Travel Pillow

  • Reusable grocery bag

  • Reusable utensils

  • Bug spray

  • Eye mask

  • Travel Towel

  • Day-pack for hiking

  • Playing cards

Whatever your reason for taking a trip, find your intention. Be mindful as you explore other parts of our country. Appreciate the open road, the people you encounter, the food you eat, and the nature you get to be a part of.