I went from Ohio to Tennessee once, almost a 5 hour drive. We had found a specific spot that really peaked our interest but the when we got down there, the area seemed way too 'hot' to explore, bummer! We also planned a camping trip to make the drive worth it though. Very curious to see how far you guys were willing to go to see a spot!

I flew from Canada to Australia just because I love big fucking drains.

Just last month I travelled from the UK to the very deep south of Alabama to explore a hospital.

Granted it wasn't the sole purpose of the trip but it's the furthest I've ever travelled away from home.

Furthest during one specific trip with a goal in mind was driving with some friends from Buffalo in western NY to Atlanta, something like 15hrs.

LA to north California, Oregon border, just for the fuck of it, i was recently fired and wanted to get away for a while

Las Vegas to London, UK twice now for mine exploring. Planning another trip for next year.

United States to Romania/Bulgaria I believe because they have cool shit in Eastern Europe.

Drove through the night from Chicago to Pittsburgh. Dead mall access thanks to a rogue security guard who believes in the cause.

Montana to Kansas City, it was well worth the miles

A slight twist on the question.... I told the working world to go F itself and drove around Southern Ontario 5 days a week exploring.

I ran out of gas money after 10 months so I had to plug my head back into the matrix.

460 km in a single day is my record. Almost 60,000km of the best road trips I've ever experienced.

Now, I'm a weekend warrior at best.

Last summer. Two weeks and 5000 kilometres around Finland just to find and photograph locations. Managed to access around 70.

My plan for the next summer: to buy a new summer car, visit every single current and former municipality in the damn country and get at least 100 more.

Went to British Columbia (from Montreal) to explore. I took a plane to go there but drived back. Must be the longest travel I've done to explore (5k km drive). Also drived to colorado and Newfoundland for abandoned Mines.

I went in France for my job and took 3 more days to explore the catacombes.

Texas to Massachusetts for some badass hospitals

Toronto to Germany I think

Just drove about 8 or so hours and nearly 400 miles last weekend. looking forward to using a lot more gas! /s

16,800 km

Melbourne, Australia to the 14th District under Paris.

Not too far, just the other side of my city, I don't have a car so I just took the train.

In 2005, I returned to Cambodia primarily to visit Bokor Hill Station. Granted, I did other stuff as well, but that was my primary target.

Other notable trips include 50-kilometer two-day group hike to Colesbukta and back, a 30-kilometer one-day solo hike to Grumant, and snowmobile trip across Lomonosovfonna to Pyramiden.

Within Finland, no single trip has been longer than something like 150-200 kilometers one-way. It's a small country after all and if you drive for too long, you'll hit the Russian border.

Farthest I’ve traveled was 3.5 hours, almost to Nevada.

Just last month I drove 960km round-trip to explore an abandoned radar station in the middle of nowhere. I slept in my car and a cheap hotel.


I think the farthest I've travelled specifically to explore was around 1100km, but I stopped at several locations in a large circular road-trip. I camped in some of the abandoned buildings along the way.


One time I took a 780km flight from Fredericton, New Brunswick to Deer Lake, Newfoundland, then drove 200km to an abandoned fishing village. I found a beautiful camp site at Gros Morne National Park.

On purpose... few hours by car. But in terms of finding stuff while travelling, 2,080 miles and 6,500 miles.