WonderBing Travel's mission is to equip and inspire women to experience wonder through confident and purposeful travel. Whatever season you're navigating- children grown and gone, retirement, perhaps living alone for the first time, learning to manage full-blown adulting - whatever variety of "stuckness" you may be dealing with, a solo road trip, done right, can transform your life and move you from a place of wandering to wonder.
In my #I bestselling book, "There's Wonder Around the Bend: An Inspiring Guide to Solo Road Tripping", I teach every step of it, all the while walking with you through the hard parts of overcoming fear, anxiety, and just plain doubt. This channel brings all those glorious words to life. You can grab it here! amzn.to/4b3UOUf
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One of the reasons this road trip keeps taking me to places I might never have discovered on my own...
This week it was Berger Seed in Oregon.
Hazelnut trees, enormous stretches of farmland, and a family story I've been looking forward to learning more about.
I'm traveling all these miles because of Field Tripping—but I'm discovering that the roads, landscapes and people in between are becoming a pretty wonderful part of the story too.
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Have you ever driven a favorite road in the opposite direction and been surprised by how different it looked?
That happened to me twice this week.
These were roads I'd traveled before and remembered as beautiful—but heading the other way changed the views completely. Different mountains in front of me, different overlooks catching my attention, different things I hadn't even noticed before.
Apparently sometimes you don't need a new road to see something new.
Have you ever experienced this?
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You're driving through the middle of nowhere when a HUGE hailstorm rolls in. What do you do?
A. Keep driving carefully
B. Find shelter ASAP
C. Pull over and wait it out
D. Apparently...make lunch 😂
I chose D.
The hail piled up around BingGo while Lexi and I had lunch. Eventually it melted, the storm moved on, and off we went.
Definitely one of the more memorable lunch stops of this trip.
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Last week I traveled another 1,300 miles across the West.
But here's the strange part: it didn't feel fast.
I had two long driving days, but the rest of the week left room for scenic roads, beautiful campsites, unexpected stops, wildlife, and places I was genuinely excited to see again.
I'm learning that traveling slowly isn't always about how many miles you drive. Sometimes it's about how much room you leave for what happens along the way.
What makes a road trip feel unrushed to you?
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2,000+ miles. 11 states. Six different places to sleep. One week.
Would I do it that way again? Nope. 😂
But I’m really glad I did it once.
This first week of my cross-country trip surprised me in ways I didn’t expect — and that’s the story in this week’s video.
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This was definitely NOT on the itinerary.
A blown tire. In (truly) the absolute middle of nowhere Montana.
I was safe, Lexi was safe, and everything ultimately worked out—but this was one of those moments when all those years and miles of solo road tripping really mattered.
I learned a few things from this one too.
And yes...the whole story is coming. 😊
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WonderBingTravel
This was definitely NOT on the itinerary.
A blown tire. In (truly) the absolute middle of nowhere Montana.
I was safe, Lexi was safe, and everything ultimately worked out—but this was one of those moments when all those years and miles of solo road tripping really mattered.
I learned a few things from this one too.
And yes...the whole story is coming. 😊
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Here’s something I did NOT expect to learn on this trip:
I actually enjoyed spending an entire day on the highway. 😳
In one long stretch I watched the country change outside my windshield — farmland, sunflower fields, rivers, wide-open spaces and eventually the mountains of Wyoming.
Normally I’m a back-roads girl, but that day made me appreciate a completely different way of seeing America.
Which would you choose for ONE day?
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Six nights. Six different places to sleep. 😳
A state park, farms, a favorite stop in Wisconsin, a very necessary hotel...every night of that first week was different.
One of my favorite parts of road tripping is discovering interesting places to stay along the way.
What’s the most memorable place YOU have ever spent a night while traveling?
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After 2,000+ miles in one week, I learned that there are things I genuinely enjoy about covering a lot of ground quickly — even though I definitely don’t want to travel that way all the time!
What’s YOUR ideal road-trip pace?
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