What is the furthest you have traveled without using a plane on any part of the journey?

[Reecejackox 408]

to France via ferry an car

[Iforgotmybrain 5,771]

575 miles (or about 10 hours) to Eau Claire Wisconsin.

2nd would be about 470 miles (8 hours) to D.C.

[Megas 27,769]

From inland Southern California all the way to Wisconsin by car

[Woohoo 34,389]

About 800 miles from Seattle to Oakland by train. 

[Envy 6,192]

Um... From NE Oklahoma to Ohio by vehicle (bus). From NE Oklahoma to North Carolina (childhood trip, in family van).

Those are the two longest. Maybe Florida would count, too? IDK.

[Clawdeen 15,458]

Tennessee. Painfully long card ride since we’d go nonstop. My dad would only stop for restroom break and to grab food. Not been there to visit those relatives since I was under 18.

[Steve Piranha 29,434]

It wasn’t me driving, so I don’t know if this counts, but that would be from Orlando to Pigeon Forge 

[Tao 7,984]

Drove from MI to AZ and from AZ to MI in a car. 

[Starlighty 976]

I went from Salem OR to Uhh somewhere in TN (can't remember where) via train and it took 3 days+ because the train got hit by lighting O:

[SharpWit 2,711]

1,804 miles from Western Washington to North East Minnesota by car for Christmas with "distant" relatives 

[Espy Vibe 4,380]

Went from NC to California and back during a family road trip some years ago. 

[GodlyWolf Gusty 2,148]

California to Mississippi. 2,200 miles 

[DubWolf 17,366]

Austin to Iguala, Guerrero (Mexico). I don't think we ever went straight from here to there though... maybe once. We'd usually spend half the time in Mexico at a town halfway, then after a week head on down there (which was a good 12 hour drive).

I guess longest straight-shot was here to Phoenix (1006 miles versus 1049). I guess I could go farther and say Acapulco since we did drive there too from Iguala.

I could've just said Austin to Phoenix, but that'd be a boring response .

 

Oh, not so fun fact; the air distance between Iguala and Zihuatanejo (at the Pacific) is just 141 miles, but the trip time is close to 7 hours due to the winding roads across the mountains. Yikes... never did that drive. I'd probably go insane . So much zigzagging...

[Sonic Shimmer 4,133]

I took a train from Tokyo to Hiroshima, that’s about 500 miles.

[Pony Flutters 535]

From north of Seattle (Snohomish County) to western Montana by car which is roughly 540 miles.

The second longest was from San Jose to Indio/Salton Sea area by car which is roughly 500 miles and took place in the same state the whole trip (California).

[Fluttershutter 2,529]

About 2000 miles. My mom has this crazy fear of planes and wants to drive all over the place.

[SparklingSquirrels 21,355]

Not very far at all, it just takes too long. Don’t think I’ve spent more than ~3 hours in a car at once (trains more like 4/5 hours but that’s because they stop along the way and don’t always have a direct route).

[Dreambiscuit 10,095]

I’ve driven from California to the Midwest, and from Oregon to Alamos, Mexico. I’m not sure which was farthest.

[Twitchy-Tremor 297]

Without a plane I think Texas or florda. 
dad would drive straight through non stop except bathroom breaks or if there was a tornado coming.

[ZiggWheelsManning 10,982]

It was a 7- or 10-hour drive to visit relatives in either Mississippi or Louisiana.  

[Starlight Serenade 3,499]

Mmmmm I remember taking a bus from LA to Nevada to play at a jazz festival. Last year I went up to Northern California to see my best friend. I think both were 500+ miles roundtrip.

[Brony Number 42 10,073]

About 3,600 km by car to move for a new job in a different country.

[KPackratt 365]

Approximately 2,490 miles from Warren, OH to Seattle, WA when my family moved back in 2005.

[IronM17 5,399]

I traveled once from western germany (rhineland-Palatinate) to the tuscany in italy in a bus. It is over 1000 km away. It was a terrible 10 hour drive. 

[Starlighty 976]

I took a train from Oregon ALL the way to TN it was about a 2-3 days+ some cause the train got hit by lighting lol.