Sports Road Trips
Curated multi-team routes across North America — string together games in several cities on one trip. Pick a route, see the teams, then build your own itinerary around the dates that work.
California Sports Road Trip
LA to the Bay — the deepest sports state in America
No state packs more pro teams into one drive than California. Start in Los Angeles, sweep through Anaheim and San Diego, then head up the coast (or I-…
The Texas Triangle
Dallas · Houston · San Antonio — everything's bigger
The Texas Triangle links Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston and San Antonio with easy ~3–4 hour interstate drives. Between them you've got the Cowboys, Maveri…
I-95 Northeast Corridor
Boston to DC — the densest run of arenas anywhere
Boston → New York → Philadelphia → Baltimore → Washington is the most arena-dense corridor in North America, and you can do most of it by train. Every…
Alberta Hockey Road Trip
Oilers & Flames — the Battle of Alberta, both barns
Catch both sides of the Battle of Alberta on one trip: the Oilers at Rogers Place in Edmonton and the Flames at the Saddledome in Calgary, three hours…
Ontario–Quebec Hockey Loop
Toronto · Ottawa · Montréal — Original Six country
Toronto → Ottawa → Montréal traces the Highway 401 corridor through the heart of Canadian hockey — the Maple Leafs, Senators and Canadiens, plus the R…
Florida Sunshine Swing
Miami · Tampa · Orlando · Jacksonville
Florida's teams string neatly up the peninsula: Miami and Sunrise in the southeast, across to Tampa, up to Orlando, and on to Jacksonville. Warm-weath…
Midwest Marathon
Chicago · Detroit · Cleveland · Columbus · Indianapolis · Milwaukee
The Great Lakes cities sit within easy driving distance of each other, and Chicago alone gives you five major teams. Loop through Milwaukee, Indianapo…
Pacific Northwest Run
Portland · Seattle · Vancouver
Portland → Seattle → Vancouver runs north up the I-5 through the Pacific Northwest: the Kraken, Seahawks and Mariners in Seattle, the Trail Blazers in…