61 ready-made itineraries for North America, each with a day-by-day plan, a map with the route and the best time to go from real weather.
Hollywood, downtown, the coast and the museums, planned by area
Glaciers, fjords and a train to Denali
Granite shores, loons and a night camping on a lake
Sea caves, lighthouses and island ferries on Lake Superior
Clear blue water, granite shores and a different side of the lake each day
A sunrise summit, granite shores and carriage roads on the Maine coast
Adobe plazas, galleries and a mountain pueblo on the High Road
One road over the sea, a living reef and a sunset at the end
Desert quiet, boulder fields and a mid-century pool town
Volcanoes, waterfalls, black sand and a sunny coast
Civil rights history, green parks and two granite mountains
Granite cliffs, waterfalls and the biggest trees on Earth in the Sierra Nevada
The South Rim, a river bend and a slot canyon on one desert road trip
Gorges, waterfalls and mountain towns in the southern Blue Ridge
Gorge waterfalls, long lakes and a slow table in upstate New York
Makers, a Gilded Age estate and two days on the Blue Ridge Parkway
A red canyon on foot, a car-free valley day and an amphitheater of hoodoos
Rain forest, wild beaches, hot springs and a mountain ridge on one loop
Oak-shaded squares, old houses and a day out to the forts and the sea
The French Quarter, the Garden District and live music
Beaches, Diamond Head and Pearl Harbor
The Strip, downtown and the desert
Skyline, parks and the classics
White gypsum dunes, a great underground room and the long desert road between
Barrier islands, live oaks and a blackwater swamp on the Georgia coast
Lighthouses, white dunes and harbor villages on a Lake Michigan peninsula
Ridge views, old mountain farms and wildlife valleys on both sides of the park
Ferries, locks and lakeside views, with the mountains in the distance
Big park days for the whole group, with an easy day after each
Honky-tonks, the Ryman and a night at the Opry
Art Deco neon, a night of salsa on Calle Ocho and a beach to recover on
Slow days on the California coast, with room to do nothing
Parades, king cake and Fat Tuesday, with a quiet Ash Wednesday to leave on
Marble monuments, museum mornings and picnics on the Mall
Red tile roofs, quiet gardens and the Pacific at sunset
Hills, bridges and the bay, with room to wander
Balboa Park, the bay, Coronado and the La Jolla coast
A mile-high city, red rocks and a mountain park where elk gather
A shiny bean, a lake of museums and pizza for the whole table
Pastel houses, garden gates and one special evening by the harbor
History you can walk, from the Common to the harbor
Live music, bats at dusk and tacos late at night
Red rocks, slow mornings and quiet sunsets
Calm beaches, a boat day and the high road to Haleakala
Alpine lakes, a high mountain road and wild valleys
Geysers, a great canyon, wildlife valleys and the Teton range
Long lunches, vineyard roads and slow mornings
Sandstone arches, canyon rims and a river road at golden hour
Maya ruins, swimming sinkholes, flamingos and yellow colonial towns
Altars, markets and candlelit cemeteries, as a respectful guest in Oaxaca
Cobbled lanes, rooftop sunsets and long dinners for two
Markets, moles and mezcal, with a ruin or a village most mornings
Plazas, parks and neighborhoods to wander at your own pace
Sunset toasts, a boat to a quiet bay and a night out in the old town
Warm sea, swimmable cenotes and shady ruins for the whole family
A big park, a market, a gondola and a ferry day for the whole group
Cobbled lanes, a river view and long, quiet dinners for two
Lighthouses, fishing villages and slow coastal roads
Markets, bagels, long dinners and a late night in a French-speaking city
Glacier lakes, the Icefields Parkway and a train to the coast
Gondola views, canyon boardwalks, turquoise lakes and a hot soak
Each trip idea is a short itinerary: a few places a day that sit close together, in the order that saves walking, with an estimate of the time between stops. Open one to see it on a map and to see the best months to go, worked out from the average weather of the last five years. Then plan your own dates in the Archie app.