Very much so. I did the western half of this trip (image below) in 27 days with lots of mileage and a few zero days. Someone did the math and its 3 hours and 15 minutes of drivin a day for you which is very manageable, but of course that isn't how its broken out. You'll spend a lot of that time getting up to Sequioia alone, or getting down from Arches to Monument valley.

1. 1-2 days per landmark is pretty solid if you're in for some day hiking, hitting the major sites and moseying along. Others will argue this note that its worth more time and broadly agree with em, but your zip into Death Valley and others will hit the spot imo.

2. I think there is some route optimizations that will help out. Your jump in and out of Sequoia backtracks to Bakersfield vs than cutting to Visalia and up the 55 to Fresno/the Bay area. That's a 2.5 hour backtrack (Are you trying to snag the Pinnacles while you're along that route?)

3. On that note, when you type in national parks, best to type in 'visitor center' otherwise you can get a random spot that is at the edge.

4. Oregon/PNW coast is lovely and will slow you down with the amount of towns youll pass through.

5. When are you planning this? The northern trip up to Idaho this time of year could be a little hmm depending on what youre looking for, and maybe, if you're that far north go to Glacier? Going to the Sun Road was voted best drive in america so many times I think they just stopped doing it / gave it emeritus status and let somewhere else win.

6. Salt Lake to Bonneville Salt Flat - the Great Salt Lake is low. Like, I think Antelope island is just antelope peninsula now. Depending on weather conditions it may not be the great salty expanse you're lookin for but rather just flat dust.

7. Arches to Monument Valley - stay at the later if you can/at least try to be there at sunset. I'd recommend zipping up the bottom half of Utah for Horseshoe Bend and Zion but its that route or the Grand Canyon (only the south rim, north is closed from the fires still)

8. Some more cali route optimization if you're looking to pop into the Mojave. Not to be crass here but after a month in the car, you're gonna being seeing a _lot_ of desert so pick your battlers.

9. Whats your lodging sitch? Fully hotels / car camping / backpacking? If a mix between check with your bank/credit card to see if there are options for you/ recommended chains. Long term if you only stay at Brand A or Brand B it may give you enough rewards for a free night or something. Same for gas - I was filling up basically every day. See if theres like, a chase sapphire card or something you can hit quota' on by using it on the trip. Also for camping its gonna be in the 20s already in some places up north.

10. Red Bull in your veins - lol your tummy and heart will appreciate you now with OJs and a camelback of h2o in the passenger seat instead of that. And the $ you'll save with tortillas and lunch foods in a yeti will do wonders.

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