When Should You Go?
The good news is the United States is so big that there is always somewhere to visit all-year-round. The weather and landscapes are so diverse that the only thing that determines when you should go is where you want to visit.
Flying
If you want to cover a lot of ground in the United States, flying is the best option, especially if you only have limited time. The USA’s network of airports will connect you to pretty much anywhere in the country, with budget airlines competing to offer customers the best prices.
Car Rental
You may want to hit the open road, but there is one thing to consider when renting a car. Drivers must be over 21, with drivers older than 25 faring better because they will avoid an additional surcharge.
It’s Expensive
Budget traveling isn’t the best around the United States, but hostels and campsites are your best bet for saving money while backpacking.
Less is More
You will have to accept that you won’t see everything in one visit to the United States. Learning to accept this will mean you have a better trip as you can focus on the things you can do, rather than what you’ll be missing.
National Parks
Most of the popular travel destinations will be close to a National Park, and we recommend you visit at least one. It’s a great way to immerse yourself in the landscape and understand why Americans are so proud of their country.
There is plenty to see and do when backpacking America, but these tips will help steer you in the right direction. They will help to ensure you can make the most of your time exploring the United States.