Road Trip Planner
Plan the drive and the stops.
Set the route, then fill it with the diners, overlooks, and towns worth pulling off for. Every stop lands on the map with the driving time between them.
- As many legs as you want
- Multi-stopAs many legs as you want
- Between every stop
- Drive timesBetween every stop
- Open it in the car
- Offline-readyOpen it in the car
See it in action
What you get back
Four legs, with the drive time on each and the stop worth making before you get back in the car:
- Arches National Park — Day 1 — Delicate Arch at sunset, sleep in Moab
- Dead Horse Point — Day 2 morning — 40 minutes out, then head east
- Grand Junction — Day 2 night — 2 hours, wine country and a real dinner
- Glenwood Springs — Day 3 — hot springs, 2 hours up I-70
- Denver — Day 4 — 2.5 hours through the Eisenhower Tunnel
How it works
Three steps, start to map
Set the ends
Give it a start, an end, and how many days you have. Loops work too.
Fill in the middle
Arriv suggests stops along the route, and you add the ones you already had in mind.
Split it into driving days
Stops group into legs with the drive time on each, so you can see which day is too long before you're living it.
Why Arriv
What makes a route work
Distance you can see
Stops sit on a map with the drive between them, which is how you catch a five-hour day early.
Detours stay optional
Keep a list of maybes beside the route and pull one in when the day runs short.
Everyone in the car has it
One link means the person navigating and the person booking are looking at the same plan.
Reservations on the timeline
Campsites, hotels, and timed park entries sit on the day they belong to.
Questions
Frequently asked
- What's the best way to plan a road trip?
- Fix the start, the end, and the number of days first, then add stops and check the drive time on each leg. Arriv maps the whole route so a day that looks fine on paper and runs six hours in reality is obvious before you book anything.
- Can it plan stops along the way?
- Yes. Give it the route and it suggests towns, parks, and food worth stopping for, which you can accept, replace, or ignore.
- Does it show driving times?
- Each leg shows the drive between consecutive stops, and each day totals up, so you can rebalance before the trip rather than during it.
- Can I plan a loop rather than a one-way drive?
- Yes. Set the same city as the start and end, and the days form around the loop.
Plan the drive and the stops.
Set the route, then fill it with the diners, overlooks, and towns worth pulling off for. Every stop lands on the map with the driving time between them.
Plan a road tripFree to start, no signup.