Weekly Milage
Longest distance drove in
a day:
DAY #23, from Nofolk, NC, to Sidney, OH, 839 miles.
Driven by Saku-san, not me... He drove from 10:00am until 4:00am in the
next morning. The longest I drove was DAY #16, from Van Horn, TX, to Hope,
AK; I drove 725 miles.
Least distance drove in
a day:
There were 6 locations I stayed more than 2 nights in
a row. They are: Page, AZ., Zion NP, Sidney, OH, Glacier NP, North Cascades
NP, and Eugene, OR.
Bonus Point:
In DAY #27, I drove through 10 states and district: VA, Washington DC,
MD, DE, PA, NJ, NY, CT, RI, and MA.
Which States I drove:
I spend in Wyoming for 5 days, Utah for 6 days, Colorado for 7 days, Washington
for 8 days. I was a little surprised that I spend most in Washington state,
not Utah.
I stayed in...:
I camped 15 nights; stayed at my friend's place for 5 nights; rest of
32 nights are in motel/hotel.
From the Daily Milage Chart...
Peaks in driving distance:
There are 2 peaks in the chart. The first one was the East Loop; driving
east from Texas to Ohio, as well as looping the Mid-Atlantic with my friend.
The second peak was traversing west, from Niagara Fall to Mt. Rushmore.
Towards the end...:
I drove less and less towards the end of the tour. This could be because
I got tired, or there were more interesting places to visit.
Here's another look at the tour: weekly milage chart.
The numbers in circle indicate the location at the end of each week.
Weekly analysis of the trip:
I spend first 2 weeks in the SouthWest region. Next 3
weeks, I drove to the east, visited several places, and came back to west.
Last 2 and a half weeks, I went to Black Hills, Rocky Mountains, and Northwest
area.
