Longest road trip you've ever been on?

So, my brother and I are setting out on Thursday morning for Kennesaw, Georgia; traveling from Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  In all it should be about thirteen hours one-way, assuming we don't hit any major snags.  Should be a fun trip if we can stand the drive; the longest either one of us have been in a car before is about 6 to 7 hours and this will be nearly double that.  I imagine there will be periodic stops for rest and food, so the entire trip one-way will probably end up in the 16 to 17 hour range.  What's the craziest road trip you've ever been on?

Went across the US once. From California to New York down to Mississippi. I was about 5 years old and it was with my Dad. The drive there lasted about 5 days because we made a lot of stops and sight seeing. It's a shame I don't remember most of it, but I can't imagine myself as a 5 year old keeping sane for 5 days on the road...

I live in BC, and when I was about seven my family and I went down to California in Disneyland by car.

Van trip through Nebraska. anyone get the reference?

From Oakland, California to Chicago, Illinois. I didn't mind driving it at all. I had some fun times. 

That I remember, last year's road trip to Caracas that lasted about 20 hours, it was boring as hell.

"So, my brother and I are setting out on Thursday morning for Kennesaw, Georgia; traveling from Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  In all it should be about thirteen hours one-way, assuming we don't hit any major snags.  Should be a fun trip if we can stand the drive; the longest either one of us have been in a car before is about 6 to 7 hours and this will be nearly double that.  I imagine there will be periodic stops for rest and food, so the entire trip one-way will probably end up in the 16 to 17 hour range.  What's the craziest road trip you've ever been on?"

going from Missouri, all the way up to New Hampshire back in '06

only thing that kept me sane was having my DS with me the whole time.

Been across country twice. Both trips were chaotic but with some great memories. NYC - Cali  then Cali - Rhode Island/Va. Military family, station to station lol.

"Been across country twice. Both trips were chaotic but with some great memories. NYC - Cali  then Cali - Rhode Island/Va. Military family, station to station lol.

Also, When I visit grandparents in Texas with my family, we take a 30 hour trip non-stop to From Virginia to Austin. Previous trips have not been so pleasant.

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Went across Canada a couple times with my father in a crumby dodge caravan.  No A/C and the sliding door would only close if you drove up to speed and then stopped really fast.  Also drove up to the northwest territories to see some more relatives, was very fun.

From Seattle to San Diego. Well, I guess to Las Vegas too, if one night at a motel doesn't count.

Either when I moved to Phoenix or Georgia.  I don't know which one is longer from Waco, Texas...but I miss Brunswick.  That place is sweet!  Nice golf course out there...

Road trip from PA to CA. Crashed in Arizona and took a bus back. That bus ride will forever be etched into my mind as the longest 72 hours of my life and it is a hell I would never wish upon anyone.

I am going on a trip at the end of April to Connecticut. Its a 17 hour drive from Kennesaw,Ga. I wish I could fly there,but the people I am going with are trying to be "cheap" about it.

Well, geez, I expected some people to have gone on trips longer than this one is gonna be, but I never expected so many.  I don't know why anyone does what we're doing, really—I would've flown, but he wants to drive and I'm just kind of tagging along to help with the driving, so...

Fortunately my iTunes collection is well-organized, so we'll have music to listen to all the way there and back.   Shouldn't be too terrible of an experience.

I have travelled from Leeds, England to Hamburg, Germany by bus. I think it took about 20hours, with the channel crossing. Can't really remember because I was totally hammer'd because I was on the road to Wacken 2007. Saying that very few of us were sober, good times. The trip back was worse cos everyone was sober, and hungova... bad times.

My family is rather crazy about travel.  Long story short, I've driven from Kansas to Alaska.  We drove straight through Canada in a blue creep-van, and went as far north as possible until we hit a wall. (not physically. lul) We could have gotten on a bus ride to go up to the arctic ocean, but that costs extra, and we're cheap.

I've been to all 50 states, and most of Canada as well.

Driven across Europe a couple of times. Last one involved driving down from England into France, then down through Switzerland to Italy, up and over one of the world's twistiest mountain passes, through Austria and into the Czech Republic. We then drove back across Germany, did the Nurburgring and then the car died as we drove into Belgium. Had to dump it there and get the Eurostar train back to England. All in a car that cost £68, or about $100 at the time.

Meh, I don't really take long road trips, although I do take long plane rides.

I drove from Michigan to Cedar Point to Virginia to Washington DC. But that's about it.

The longest drive I have undertaken is from Melbourne, Victoria to Monkey Mia (to swim with the wild dolphins) in Western Australia.  This trip was about 4,500 kilometres long and took 6 days.  It was part of a 4 month holiday.

About 4 hours for me. Not too much of a car-traveler.

The longest I've probably been on is a 2 day trip with my dad from just south of Sydney up to a bit past Brisbane where my grandparents live, with an overnight as Scotts Head for some surfing. It was pretty fun overall. Longest plane trip has been Sydney to Dubai. 17 hours. Got to fly first class with Emirates though so it was probably the best time I'll ever have on a plane.

A 13 hour school trip from the northwest of england to somewhere in belguim. We took a pretty good coach and went across the channel on the euro tunnel. We only stopped about 4 times for 10 minutes.

Drove through Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Poland and then all the way back again in ten days....

Illinois to Gulf Shores, 14 hours tomorrow =]

Good 'Ole Spring Break!

I went from the very eastern edge of Canada all the way to Toronto, it took about 2 days.

From Liverpool to Paris.

Western Michigan to Mid Alabama.

Fly from Jacksonville, FL almost every summer to Amman, Jordan, that trip usually takes about a day and a half all told, flight time about 16 hours all together, 13 hours nonstop from Chicago to Amman. I hate that flight so much, but then again, I've never flown business class.

Massachussetts to Florida 24 hr. drive. Watched the lord of the rings trilogy in the back with my brothers, best way to past the time.

Roughly 8 hours is my record, but later this year me and my brother will be driving to Rome, from England.
And we have to get there within 4 days.

San Antonio to Vero Beach, FL

Took three days.
Left in the evening, made it to Morgan City, LA.
Got to Tallahassee, FL the next day.
Then to Vero on the last.

My record is 12 hours which is going from Kansas City to Wilmar, Minnesota for the Sonshine Music Festival.  That was a pretty fun trip and I think everyone needs to go on a long road trip at least once in their life.

The farthest my family would drive was from Massachusetts to New Jersey, which was never a very long trip. Long enough to drain the batteries in the Gamegear though....

gatwick-leeds haha

Probably ranging into the 6 hour mark, when I was a kid. Traveled across the North East, and I do recall traveling to Maine at one point.

I went from England to Scotland and that took around 12-13 hours.

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I'm from Milwaukee also but the farthest road trip I've been on is from Milwaukee to Detroit.

Every other time I guess I would just fly.

I've driven from Toronto, Ontario to Paddle Prairie, Alberta (about 4000 km). I've done it twice and get to do it again in a month and a half. Takes 3 days along the Trans-Canada Highway.

With my parents, drove across northern US and then back across southern Canada (started from Toronto).
 
With me driving, drove from Toronto to NYC and then back again a little over 24 hours later. Left NYC at about 11pm and got back to Toronto around 10am. Only took about an hour or so break each way to take a quick power nap. Fun stuff.

4 days from Edmonton to Toronto and dipping down into Northern U.S.

35 hours on a coach (with 2 hr ferry in the middle) 

Uhm, Belgium to somewhere in the south of France, it took around 15 hours a day for 2 days.