Road trip- what's the furthest you have taken your Tacoma?

I took my Tacoma all over the country. KS to AL and GA multiple times, KS to WV, KS to NM, etc. Put about 110,000 miles on it in 3.5 years.

 

Sweet truck!!!

 

I took my truck from Nevada to Montana. with a stop in Idaho, longer trips to come!

 

Connecticut to Washington State. I drove through Canada, (Ontario) and Glacier's Going to the Sun road. Good times. I think it was 2700 miles or so.

 

Medford, Oregon to San Diego, CA, throuogh Nevada and AZ, to Moab, UT, back to Medford. 3188 miles driven in a week.

 

My longest Taco road trip was the first, I flew down to Greenville, SC on business, bought the truck while I was there. Picked it up at the dealership @ 3pm on a Thursday, was checked out of the hotel by 4pm. Skipped the return flight and drove straight back to Northern Michigan, pulled in my driveway 14hrs and almost a 1000 miles later.

 

I did OKC to Anchorage via Seattle. Was about 4,500 miles. Then Seattle to San Antonio which was another 3k or so.

 

Furthest for me was from Stuart, FL to Boone, NC for a little snowboarding trip with, a now ex, girlfriend.
According to Google it's 724.8 miles one way so, 1449.6 their and back.

 

From Los Angeles, Ca to Fairbanks, AK over 3000 miles. 3 days non-stop.

 

This june I went from Alexandria Bay, NY to Alameda CA with my dad. Took us about 9 or 10 days I think. Just over 3,100 miles...

 

5350 miles, June 2015. From Jefferson City, Mo down I 44, and I 40 to Kingman, Az. Back tracked to Grand Canyon, then North Rim, up thru SW Utah, 3 Nat'l Parks, Escalante Grand Staircase, 3 more Parks coming out at Moab, Ut., up to I 70, thru Glenwood Springs. Colo. and back to Jeff City....asking myself all the while..... Why the hell am I in Jefferson City? 2013 Access cab performed flawlessly.......took 14 year old grandson, and 10 year old dog......trip took not quite 3 weeks.........

 

Purchased the Taco in Oahu, HI. 6 months later I was moving off the Island.

Had it shipped back to the mainland, picked it up in Tacoma, WA.

Drove it from Tacoma, WA to Colorado Springs, CO.

Had training in GA to get to, so I drove it there. While in GA, I decided the Taco had already been just about far west as I could get, so I drove in to South Carolina to the beach.

Next major road trip I want to take is to Alaska.

 

Entire state of Texas (50 of 54 state parks) Dallas to Big Bend NP by way of Ft Davis, Dallas to McAllen, Dallas to Beaumont, Dallas to Caddo Lake, San Antonio and Houston with points in between, Dallas to Glacier NP to Yellowstone NP; Dallas to Orlando to Alanta to Memphis; Amarillo to Taos/Santa Fe four times; Amarillo to Portland, OR; Amarillo to New Orleans; New Orleans to Pensacola three times; New Orleans to Venice LA; 3 weeks ago New Orleans to Seattle and I'll be moving to Seattle from NOLA 1st week of Sept.

Already have plans for Anchorage, Fairbanks (Artic Circle) British Columbia and other parts of Canada from Seattle.

 

A road trip in my tacoma from Seattle Wa to Alaska is definitely on my list of things to do!

 

I did 3,100 miles from Neah Bay, WA to Charleston, SC. for school. That was a hell of a drive.

 

Neah Bay? I'm sorry man hahaha... I was stationed around the corner at Q River

 

I just finished a four month trip that started/ended in Maine. The furthest out I made it was to western edge of the Olympic Peninsula in Washington. 20k give a couple hundred miles. Saw a shit ton of country in the western US.

 

Wow that's quite a trip...are you going to do a writeup about it with pics?

 

That's a differnt question for me. We do drive to the kids for a 1000 mile round trip but the farthest trip for me is driving up north a ways and driving on the logging roads, 50 miles into the woods and away from any two legged life what so ever. All of a sudden you think ahead of time to check the air in your spare and your cell battery and have plenty of water.

 

I might. The trip was for me and I'm lazy. If I could find a way to plot the route on a map of the lower 48 I would definitely do a write up, but lots of roads I took in the northwest arent on any maps but forest service or delorme gazetteers.