None of these is a recommendation — they are the shapes trips come in, with placeholder places you replace. Opening one costs nothing and asks for nothing: no account, no card, no email. It is yours to edit the moment it loads, and only yours until you decide to keep it.
- Classic road trip One vehicle, several stops, there and back. The shape most trips actually are. 3 legs · open and change everything →
- Fly in, drive around Arrive by air, pick up a car, loop, fly home. Swap the airports for yours. 3 legs · open and change everything →
- Two vehicles, meeting in the middle Some drive, someone flies in partway. Both paths on one map — the trip this was built for. 3 legs · open and change everything →
- Multi-city by rail City to city on trains, no car anywhere in it. 3 legs · open and change everything →
- A move One-way, loaded, with the overnight stops that make it survivable. 4 legs · open and change everything →
- Bike tour Under your own power, day by day. Ferry legs and rest days welcome. 3 legs · open and change everything →
- Island hopping Boats between islands, walking once you land. 3 legs · open and change everything →
- National parks loop Long drives, gateway towns, a paddle or a hike in the middle. 4 legs · open and change everything →
- The crew joins along the way You start alone; people arrive at different stops. Tag who is on which leg once it is yours. 3 legs · open and change everything →
- One city, a few days Barely a route — a base and the places you mean to reach on foot. 2 legs · open and change everything →
- Out on the water Drive to the put-in, paddle, come back. The canoe gets its own vehicle (D-048). 3 legs · open and change everything →
- Simple one-way Two points and a flight. The smallest trip worth keeping a record of. 1 leg · open and change everything →
If you are an assistant
Each of these is an ordinary #d= handover link — the same format
described on the agent page. Hand one to someone as a starting
point, or read them as worked examples of the range: two vehicles converging, a canoe leg,
a rail loop, a crew joining partway. Build your own the same way.