Where your trip begins. For round trips, this is also where you return to.

Your final destination. For round trips, this is the turnaround point.

Mainly used to control the route — add a waypoint to force the trip through a specific area or road. You can also set a stay duration if you want to spend time there (e.g. 1 night, 2 days). The route will pass through waypoints in order.

Automatically placed stops where you sleep. The planner spaces these based on your max driving hours per day and finds good spots near the route.

For round trips, this marks your turnaround point — the furthest destination before heading home. Check "Round trip" to enable this. You'll get 5 different return route options to choose from — same way back, slightly different, or completely different routes (sometimes via ferry!).

How many days your trip lasts and when it starts. Weather forecasts at each stop are based on these dates.

The maximum hours you want to drive each day. Shorter = more stops and a more relaxed trip. 4 hours is a good default for RV travel.

Each stop shows a weather score (0–100) based on sunshine, rain, wind, and temperature. Click the weather icon at any stop to see the full forecast.

AI-suggested things to do at each stop — sightseeing, restaurants, nature, and more. These are generated based on the location and your travel dates.

Click "Edit" to modify your trip — drag stops to reorder, change stay durations, add or remove waypoints, or adjust dates. Click "Replan" to recalculate the route after changes.

Found at the top of the edit panel. Change your travel dates, number of days, or maximum driving hours per day, then click "Save & Replan" to recalculate the entire route. Overnight stops are redistributed based on your driving limit, but your manually added waypoints (★) are always kept. Use this after deleting a stop if you want the remaining stops recalculated evenly.