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I brought my own food and snacks for the first couple of days and saved some money there.I also stayed at a couple of hotels that offered complimentary breakfast and brought granola bars for the days I didn’t have free breakfast.įor lunch and dinner, it was mostly Whataburger and some other fast food joints like Buc-ee’s, Taco Bell and In ‘n Out Burger. I stopped for gas 12 times and the total cost was about $191.
Once I got into Arizona and California, the prices rose from $2.00 to $2.70 per gallon. The average gas price was $1.80 per gallon. I drove my 2018 Ford Escape SE, which usually gets 30 miles per gallon on the highway and my fuel tank capacity is approximately 15 gallons. Since I had a friend to stay with in Pensacola and used some of my hotel points, I only spent $77 in hotel costs and $145 in pet fees, which was a total of $222. Without using hotel points or staying at a friend’s house, it would have cost $421 + $170 pet fees. Plus, the pet fees add up, so the faster I could get to my destination, the better. I wish I had more time to stop by and explore more areas, but I had to get back online to work and I was limited on where I could stay with Kuma. Overall, it was a fantastic solo cross-country road trip with my dog. I also packed all her essentials like her food, treats, toys, blankets, crate, bed, meds, towel, wet wipes, dog bowls, and water. It also keeps your pet safe from not falling forward. I want Kuma to be as comfortable as she can be on this road trip, so I got a nice back seat cover hammock for her in the car. I also brought lots of granola bars, trail mix, and water.
Since I would be on the road for days, I packed a couple of small coolers with some homemade food and fruits. Of course, I made sure I had a spare tire as well. I got this handy Emergency Kit that had everything I needed in one bag. I wanted to make sure everything was in good, working condition including tires, battery, wipers, oil, etc.īeing a solo female traveler and driver, I wanted to have all the essentials I needed in case my car broke down in the middle of nowhere. I made sure to take my car in to the service center to have it thoroughly checked. Most hotels were open except for Phoenix, which I originally had in my itinerary, but since they were still on lockdown, I changed my stop to Tucson instead. Since the pandemic was going on, I had to call all the hotels to make sure they were open for business and accepting dogs. I planned on driving an average of 8-9 hours each day, which ended up being 5 days of driving.ĭAY 1: Tampa > Pensacola, 468 miles, 6.5 hoursĭEPART Tampa: 4:30pm / ARRIVE Pensacola: 10:30pmĭAY 2: Pensacola > Houston, 530 miles, 7.5 hoursĭAY 3: Houston > Fort Stockton, 492 miles, 7 hoursĭEPART Houston: 9am / ARRIVE Fort Stockton: 6pmĭAY 4: Fort Stockton > Tucson, 550 miles, 8 hoursĭEPART Fort Stockton: 6am / ARRIVE Tucson: 3pmĭAY 5: Tucson > Pasadena, 493 miles, 7.5 hoursĭEPART Tucson: 9am / ARRIVE Pasadena: 5:30pm I didn’t want to drive too many hours within a day because I had Kuma with me and I also wanted to avoid driving at night (with the exception of my first day of driving). Since it would take a total of 37 hours to drive to California, I decided to break it up into 5 days of driving. Here is my detailed road trip itinerary along with exit recommendations and tips for traveling alone with a dog: ROAD TRIP ITINERARY So I thought why not stay with my sister, Candy, in California for a few weeks? I called Candy to let her know my plans and she was totally on board. I decided to go on this journey because ever since the global pandemic started, I had been working from home for over two months and realized I could be working remotely from anywhere.
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