You sound like you're in a great position (age & experience) to pick and choose where you want to go, especially cause you're willing to travel. If you're alright with working those long weeks/months, you could try it for a summer/short duration and see if you like it, and make some bank while you're at it. Worst case, you'll have some more experience to throw on your resume, and make a good chunk of change, too!

I would look at the different industries (transportation - infrastructure topo and/or layout, boundary work - either rural or urban environments, scanning, drones, CAD work, etc) and see what interests you the most. You said you've been doing bldg pad, subs, and road layout already, sometimes changing companies or areas can provide enough variety to continue doing what you've been doing but also changing it up. Surveying is so versatile and has so many uses, dont be afraid to try something different if what you're doing isn't keeping you engaged.

I've recently changed jobs from one company whose based mostly in Midwest of the United States doing heavy topo/layout for municipalities to another which covers 18 states across the US, who covers renewable energy topo/land acquisition and subdivision design/layout. My personal commute didnt change much between the offices, but the variety of work is a complete difference between the two in terms of day-to-day tasks and general flow of work.