Tell us roughly where and when — even just "somewhere wooded within three hours, nothing steep" — and we'll draft the whole thing. Backpacking, camping, or a week on the Camino.
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A day-by-day route with a real named trailhead and driving directions
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Gear split into what you already own and what you still need, with honest prices
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Food scheduled day by day and meal by meal, around your allergies
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Save each part separately — keep the route, skip the rest
EXAMPLE
"2 nights somewhere wooded near Columbia, mid-October — me and my 11-year-old, his first trip"
🗺️ The route
Day 1 · 5.5 mi — camp near a creek drainage
📏 Trail mile 5.5 · near Tamassee Knob junction
Day 2 · 3 mi — base camp, day hike to the falls
Day 3 · 5.5 mi — walk out
🎒 The gear
Sawyer Squeeze
Already in your closet — don't buy another.
Sleeping pad for your son · ~$40
Nights drop into the low 40s; a pad matters more than the bag for a cold kid.
🍲 The food
Day 2 · Breakfast — instant oats · 4 oz, 380 kcal
🕒 Before you break camp
Every plan is a starting point, not gospel — it always tells you what to confirm with the land manager before you go.