3 articles on Route Selection in the Bug Out / Evacuation category. Part of the Optimistic Doomer field intelligence database.
Planning a 2000-mile cross-country bug out trip involves segmenting the journey, selecting primary and secondary routes, choosing appropriate accommodations, and preparing for emergencies. Break the journey into manageable segments, use tools like Google Maps and Hotel Finder, and ensure redundancy in route and accommodation options.
This guide outlines a comprehensive approach to planning emergency escape routes, emphasizing the importance of having multiple options (Primary, Alternate, Contingent, and Emergency) and conducting thorough reconnaissance. It also stresses the need for regular updates, hidden meeting points, and secure communication protocols.
Mastering wilderness navigation is vital for survival. Use a compass and map to plot your route, stay aware of your surroundings, and avoid common mistakes like overreliance on technology. Practice regularly to improve your skills.