Anytime i have to travel for work, I prefer to drive, and it is so I have freedom to explore. I am currently planning a trip based on a 300 mile radius which I have talked about in a prior post. Even though it’s winter, I am still going to be taking the motorcycle on the trip. Don’t let work trips hold you down, always find a way to explore!

Good morning guys I just wanted to give y’all a backstory and a solid idea on what this community that I’m trying to build is about. I have put myself in so many stupid situations doing little adventures and trips that I did not plan well and I look back on every one of those and I’m incredibly happy that I put myself in that situation, whether it’s riding across the state of Montana on a minibike, going through a snowstorm on that same minibike, whether it’s backpacking in the Rockies and realizing that I didn’t even bring my tent. little things like that, but getting out is the point, who cares if you mess up as long as you have a awesome memory from it. So I want to build a community of people who are either big planners and are trying to learn how to relax that tendency a little bit or people like me who suck at planning and want to get better at it but either way we can all come together and support the idea of getting out and exploring what is around you instead of trying to get out overseas spending thousands of dollars to go somewhere for a week when you could spend 50 bucks to go somewhere for the weekend.

I am new here, but I want to challenge anyone interested to try and go on one adventure a month, it could be an hour away from your residence. A new town, state park, ghost town. You do it and bring it to a discussion here about the experience, what you did right and what can be improved upon next time