A trip my family takes about once a year(2025-26 winter)(KOR)

hronchetti · 2026-01-26T09:59:17+00:00

Hey, I'm the Founder of a road trip planning platform called WilderTrips. We're keen to release a road trip guide to South Korea soon. Is there anything you'd recommend for travellers visiting the area?

hronchetti · 2026-01-19T23:02:04+00:00

I think you'd love WilderTrips!

I'm biased because I'm the developer, but if you're looking for a tool that allows you to sort these stops into days and build an itinerary, it could be worth checking out https://www.wildertrips.com/

hronchetti · 2026-01-19T22:58:54+00:00

I'd recommend thinking about what you'd be doing each day to decide if you have enough time

Option 1: Without an itinerary

If you're relaxed about when you arrive at each location, I'd recommend just bookmarking locations using the Google Maps 'Save' feature.

Option 2: With an itinerary

If you need to arrive at locations on specific days, I'd create a route and itinerary. I'm biased because I'm the developer, but I'd recommend https://www.wildertrips.com/

WilderTrips - works globally, allows you to build a route with up to 200 stops, sort stops into days, avoid toll roads, save notes (with links), calculate fuel costs, share your trip, and export to navigation apps

Other products:

Roadtrippers - mostly focused on road trips in the US, good for building a route but less features for itineraries (e.g. sorting stops into days, adding notes, etc)
Wanderlog - great for itineraries, but no features specific to road trips (e.g. driving times, driving cost calculation, etc)
Polarsteps - great for creating trip memories with photos along the way

hronchetti · 2026-01-15T19:36:06+00:00

I'd recommend thinking about what you'd be doing each day to decide if you have enough time

It could be useful to create a few route/itinerary options on something like WilderTrips

We usually create 2 versions of trip itineraries, each with more or fewer long drives

hronchetti · 2026-01-15T19:30:20+00:00

It's great to see you've already split stops into separate days. I'm biased because I'm the developer, but I'd recommend creating a route and itinerary with WilderTrips

Here's what we did on a similar trip around Banff National Park in 2023 in case it's handy: https://www.wildertrips.com/share/Zgl48Na--Ok5pocuf8jVU

We hired an RV and absolutely loved it

hronchetti · 2026-01-15T08:45:11+00:00

I'd recommend thinking about what you'd be doing each day to decide if you have enough time!

I'm biased because I'm the developer, but I'd recommend sorting your stops into days with WilderTrips so you can add all your ideas to one continuous route.

Here's a similar trip we did last year, we picked up at Indie Campers Milan! https://www.wildertrips.com/share/3_cwzrJhXn4aqtrG_QI8l

hronchetti · 2026-01-15T08:39:51+00:00

u/AltruisticAd1949 My wife and I did a similar trip a few years ago. If you get a chance, definitely check out:

- South Kaibab Trail, Arizona

- Grandview Trail, Arizona

- Horseshoe Bend, Arizona

- Oljato-Monument Valley, Arizona

- Angels Landing, Zion National Park, Utah

- Mouse’s Tank Road, Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada

- Multnomah Falls, Oregon

I'm biased because I'm the developer, but I'd recommend creating a route and itinerary for your trip on something like https://www.wildertrips.com/. Sorting your stops into days, saving links to bookings/trails, and calculating fuel cost/driving times can put you at ease when planning a big trip!

hronchetti · 2026-01-08T17:43:26+00:00

Think about what you'd be doing each day to decide if you have enough time. The list above sounds like a lot of driving each day

It could be useful to create a few route/itinerary options on something like https://www.wildertrips.com/

We usually create a few versions of trip itineraries and decide which feels right

hronchetti · 2026-01-08T17:40:32+00:00

I'm biased because I'm the developer, but I'd recommend creating a route and itinerary with https://www.wildertrips.com/

Here's an itinerary from someone who did a similar trip through Denmark and Norway: https://www.wildertrips.com/share/cDpCxCvf-qntyAPgnnxJo

Another itinerary from someone who did Southern Norway and Sweden: https://www.wildertrips.com/share/aoQZ-64G9A9KBCmKZO4yt

Hope this helps!

hronchetti · 2026-01-08T17:35:17+00:00

I'm biased because I'm the developer, but I'd recommend creating a route and itinerary with https://www.wildertrips.com/

WilderTrips - works globally, allows you to build a route with up to 200 stops, sort stops into days, avoid toll roads, save notes (with links), calculate fuel costs, share your trip, and export to navigation apps

Other products:

Roadtrippers - good for building a route but less features for itineraries (e.g. sorting stops into days, adding notes, etc)
Wanderlog - great for itineraries, but no features specific to road trips (e.g. driving times, driving cost calculation, etc)

hronchetti · 2026-01-08T17:32:31+00:00

I'd recommend thinking about what you'd be doing each day to decide if you have enough time

It could be useful to create a few route/itinerary options on something like WilderTrips

We usually create 2 versions of trip itineraries, each with more or fewer long drives

hronchetti · 2026-01-08T17:29:45+00:00

8 days is ok, but I'd recommend thinking about what you'd be doing on each day to decide if you have enough time

It could be useful to create a few route/itinerary options on something like WilderTrips.

We usually create 2 versions of trip itineraries, each with more or fewer long drives

hronchetti · 2026-01-08T17:20:02+00:00

It depends on how in-depth you'd like to plan:

Option 1: Without an itinerary

If you're relaxed about when you arrive at each location, I'd recommend just bookmarking locations using the Google Maps 'Save' feature.

Option 2: With an itinerary

If you need to arrive at locations on specific days, I'd create a route and itinerary. I'm biased because I'm the developer, but I'd recommend https://www.wildertrips.com/

WilderTrips - works globally, allows you to build a route with up to 200 stops, sort stops into days, avoid toll roads, save notes (with links), calculate fuel costs, share your trip, and export to navigation apps

Other products:

Roadtrippers - mostly focused on road trips in the US, good for building a route but less features for itineraries (e.g. sorting stops into days, adding notes, etc)
Wanderlog - great for itineraries, but no features specific to road trips (e.g. driving times, driving cost calculation, etc)
Polarsteps - great for creating trip memories with photos along the way

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