Best places to visit as an Escort

[FrancisCA]

Thinking of traveling for a month away from my hometown San Francisco. Ive backpacked before and my longest trip was 10 days between 3 cities but this one would be my longest.

 

Any cities ya'll recommend for escorts to get clients or just backpacking through in general. Thinking of staying in US or North America at least.

 

Thanks!

Edited June 12, 2018 by Francis

[Guy Fawkes]

San Francisco to Los Angeles to San Diego on old Highway 1 has some of the best scenery in the nation. http://www.visitcalifornia.com/trip/highway-one-classic

 

The Aids/Lifecycle bike ride from SF to LA takes seven days. lots of info here on that portion of the trip: https://www.aidslifecycle.org

 

Lots of fun places to visit on the way.

 

http://www.visitcalifornia.com/sites/default/files/styles/medium/public/VCA_trip-map_highway-one-classic.png

Thinking of traveling for a month away from my hometown San Francisco. Ive backpacked before and my longest trip was 10 days between 3 cities but this one would be my longest.

 

Any cities ya'll recommend for escorts or just backpacking through in general. Thinking of staying in US or North America at least.

 

Thanks!

[+ Keith30309]

Thinking of traveling for a month away from my hometown San Francisco. Ive backpacked before and my longest trip was 10 days between 3 cities but this one would be my longest.

 

Any cities ya'll recommend for escorts or just backpacking through in general. Thinking of staying in US or North America at least.

 

Thanks!

A belated Welcome To The Forum ! You have a very thorough, pleasant profile... kudos !

 

(And, to your question, you might consider the Appalachian Trail - it passes thru/near several major metropolitan areas.)

[Mocha]

Though this doesn’t directly answer the question:

 

While you’re traversing the highways and bi-ways, just be mindful. Summer seems to be the time highway patrol and local police do the most traffic stops. On highways, traffic stops can turn into full on vehicle searches equipped with K-9 dogs. I’ve been the target of police profiling on several occasions, and each time they turn up empty handed.

 

Always a good idea to deposit large sums of money ASAP before getting on the long road, and to avoid open containers, marijuana (with more states legalizing it, I’m seeing more states also trying to incriminate people with license plates from legal states).

 

Even though the majority of stops seem to be looking for drug trafficking, you don’t want to be caught out with anything else that could raise suspicions.

[FrancisCA]

Though this doesn’t directly answer the question:

 

While you’re traversing the highways and bi-ways, just be mindful. Summer seems to be the time highway patrol and local police do the most traffic stops. On highways, traffic stops can turn into full on vehicle searches equipped with K-9 dogs. I’ve been the target of police profiling on several occasions, and each time they turn up empty handed.

 

Always a good idea to deposit large sums of money ASAP before getting on the long road, and to avoid open containers, marijuana (with more states legalizing it, I’m seeing more states also trying to incriminate people with license plates from legal states).

 

Even though the majority of stops seem to be looking for drug trafficking, you don’t want to be caught out with anything else that could raise suspicions.

 

Um im drug free but thanks

[Bearofdistinction]

The Best Place to Travel to is my ancestral estate in Philadelphia or my beach-side get away

[FrancisCA]

A belated Welcome To The Forum ! You have a very thorough, pleasant profile... kudos !

 

(And, to your question, you might consider the Appalachian Trail - it passes thru/near several major metropolitan areas.)

Thank you!

[Mocha]

Um im drug free but thanks

 

Not to insinuate that you aren’t. I’m drug free as well. Just saying in general. When @Guy Fawkes mentioned driving, I’m just speaking on what I’ve seen on the road numerous times, and recently dealt with myself.

 

I was starting to wonder why lately I’ve seen so many people who are pulled over, standing outside of their cars talking to a highway patrol officer. Until it happened to me last week. Many states are doing random searches and interrogations on people who are traveling from out of state. So even if you’re drug free, it’s not something you want to be suspected of ..which can be the case if they find one is carrying a large amount of cash, or they don’t believe their reason for having it.

 

It’s just become a part of road travel to be abreast of. If you’re not driving, it may not apply to you.

[Guy Fawkes]

Please don't put words in my mouth; didn't mention driving as that wasn't what he asked.

 

Not to insinuate that you aren’t. I’m drug free as well. Just saying in general. When @Guy Fawkes mentioned driving, I’m just speaking on what I’ve seen on the road numerous times, and recently dealt with myself.

[escortrod]

Please don't put words in my mouth; didn't mention driving as that wasn't what he asked.

“San Francisco to Los Angeles to San Diego on old Highway 1 has some of the best scenery in the nation.”

 

Surely that at least strongly implies driving.

[Guy Fawkes]

No. It implies that it has good scenery. Which is viewable by bike or by backpacking.

(And don't call me Shirley)

 

 

“San Francisco to Los Angeles to San Diego on old Highway 1 has some of the best scenery in the nation.”

 

Surely that at least strongly implies driving.

Edited June 12, 2018 by Guy Fawkes

[mike carey]

Surely that at least strongly implies driving.

I cycled it. Well as far as Los Angeles, not San Diego. But that was some time ago.

[Mocha]

“San Francisco to Los Angeles to San Diego on old Highway 1 has some of the best scenery in the nation.”

 

Surely that at least strongly implies driving.

 

 

 

No. It implies that it has good scenery. Which is viewable by bike or by hitchhiking.

(And don't call me Shirley)

 

Well...again not to imply you were referring to driving. But I just gave the example as an overall, general thing. For anyone on any highway anywhere. You don’t even need to use drugs, but that won’t stop some a**h*** cop from wasting an hour of your time interrogating/looking for something that doesn’t exist. I was almost late for an appointment which was over an hours drive away, over that bullshit. I’ve already found a LGBT friendly attorney who’s going to examine it and perhaps consider looking into something. So if I retire early, y’all will know why.

 

For all we know, the OP could be doing bus or train. Though I haven’t rode in either in awhile, for all I know they could be doing random searches as well.

Edited June 12, 2018 by Mocha

[Mocha]

“San Francisco to Los Angeles to San Diego on old Highway 1 has some of the best scenery in the nation.”

 

Surely that at least strongly implies driving.

 

 

 

No. It implies that it has good scenery. Which is viewable by bike or by hitchhiking.

(And don't call me Shirley)

 

Well...again not to imply you were referring to driving. But I just gave the example as an overall, general thing. For anyone on any highway anywhere. You don’t even need to use drugs, but that won’t stop some a**h*** cop from wasting an hour of your time interrogating/looking for something that doesn’t exist. I was almost late for an appointment which was over an hours drive away, over that bullshit. I’ve already found a LGBT friendly attorney who’s going to examine it and perhaps consider looking into something. So if I retire early, y’all will know why.

 

For all we know, the OP could be doing bus or train. Though I haven’t rode in either in awhile, for all I know they could be doing random searches as well.

Edited June 12, 2018 by Mocha

[FrancisCA]

Well...again not to imply you were referring to driving. But I just gave the example as an overall, general thing. For anyone on any highway anywhere. You don’t even need to use drugs, but that won’t stop some a**h*** cop from wasting an hour of your time interrogating/looking for something that doesn’t exist. I was almost late for an appointment which was over an hours drive away, over that bullshit. I’ve already found a LGBT friendly attorney who’s going to examine it and perhaps consider looking into something. So if I retire early, y’all will know why.

 

For all we know, the OP could be doing bus or train. Though I haven’t rode in either in awhile, for all I know they could be doing random searches as well.

 

Im not even driving soooooooo

Edited June 13, 2018 by Guy Fawkes

[FrancisCA]

Well...again not to imply you were referring to driving. But I just gave the example as an overall, general thing. For anyone on any highway anywhere. You don’t even need to use drugs, but that won’t stop some a**h*** cop from wasting an hour of your time interrogating/looking for something that doesn’t exist. I was almost late for an appointment which was over an hours drive away, over that bullshit. I’ve already found a LGBT friendly attorney who’s going to examine it and perhaps consider looking into something. So if I retire early, y’all will know why.

 

For all we know, the OP could be doing bus or train. Though I haven’t rode in either in awhile, for all I know they could be doing random searches as well.

 

Im not even driving soooooooo

Edited June 13, 2018 by Guy Fawkes

[Guy Fawkes]

The OP was clear that he wanted to backpack.

 

Well...again not to imply you were referring to driving. But I just gave the example as an overall, general thing. For anyone on any highway anywhere. You don’t even need to use drugs, but that won’t stop some a**h*** cop from wasting an hour of your time interrogating/looking for something that doesn’t exist. I was almost late for an appointment which was over an hours drive away, over that bullshit. I’ve already found a LGBT friendly attorney who’s going to examine it and perhaps consider looking into something. So if I retire early, y’all will know why.

 

For all we know, the OP could be doing bus or train. Though I haven’t rode in either in awhile, for all I know they could be doing random searches as well.

Edited June 13, 2018 by Guy Fawkes

[Mocha]

Im not even driving soooooooo

 

The OP was clear that he wanted to backpack.

 

Fair enough. I misinterpreted. I was trying to avoid creating a new thread, but guess it kind of sidetracked things. As someone who has traveled most of the contiguous U.S., I’d love to give some better/additional input...but according to “someone”, my opinions on the forum don’t matter.

 

So, I’ll keep all the secrets to myself for now on.

[Mocha]

Actually I changed my mind. Since no other escorts have really given any responses, I’ll just go ahead and say what I believe, based on real world experience.

 

Basically, there’s really no “best places” for escorts, atleast not when speaking generally. One has to find the place that they like, what works for them in terms of ease of getting around, climate they prefer, and what that city has to offer.

 

Someone may say, “Chicago is the best place.” Another may say LA is the best place. Then another may say Charlotte, NC. All 3 areas are very different in terms of weather, things to do, and how to get around.

 

Even if you travel for several days, obviously it’s not possible to hit every market. So therefore, you will have to decide which place looks reasonable for you to go based on research.

 

Many people starting out, assume going to the cities with the most escorts will be the best places for escorts. That may not always be the case though. However, sometimes it’s hard to tell. I rarely ever hit anything in Chicago, but I’ve had success in Minneapolis. I usually leave disappointed in Los Angeles, but have done better in San Francisco.

 

Then there’s time where a city will be profitable, but a production to work out of. For example: San Francisco and Washington DC both carry the dilemma: do I want to pay a premium to stay in the city limits (plus costs of parking), or do I want to stay on the outside of town, and save money but at the possibility of not being able to reach clients quickly, or traversing across bridges multiple times throughout the stay.

 

Some areas are seasonal and can may vary at which times are good to go.

[MichBoyBlake]

Actually I changed my mind. Since no other escorts have really given any responses, I’ll just go ahead and say what I believe, based on real world experience.

 

Basically, there’s really no “best places” for escorts, atleast not when speaking generally. One has to find the place that they like, what works for them in terms of ease of getting around, climate they prefer, and what that city has to offer.

 

Someone may say, “Chicago is the best place.” Another may say LA is the best place. Then another may say Charlotte, NC. All 3 areas are very different in terms of weather, things to do, and how to get around.

 

Even if you travel for several days, obviously it’s not possible to hit every market. So therefore, you will have to decide which place looks reasonable for you to go based on research.

 

Many people starting out, assume going to the cities with the most escorts will be the best places for escorts. That may not always be the case though. However, sometimes it’s hard to tell. I rarely ever hit anything in Chicago, but I’ve had success in Minneapolis. I usually leave disappointed in Los Angeles, but have done better in San Francisco.

 

Then there’s time where a city will be profitable, but a production to work out of. For example: San Francisco and Washington DC both carry the dilemma: do I want to pay a premium to stay in the city limits (plus costs of parking), or do I want to stay on the outside of town, and save money but at the possibility of not being able to reach clients quickly, or traversing across bridges multiple times throughout the stay.

 

Some areas are seasonal and can may vary at which times are good to go.

 

I haven't yet done any traveling as an escort, but I'm gonna mostly agree with @Mocha . I've been looking into doing some traveling this summer, and basically I've come to the conclusion that like, at least for me it'd be best to just go somewhere that I actually want to visit anyways. If it's profitable, great. If it ends up not being profitable, I'm still getting a trip out of it that I wanted to take anyways. It would kinda suck if at the end of the trip I haven't even broke even but, I think when I travel I'll just go with the mentality that I might not even break even and focus on enjoying the trip, making it worth it regardless.

 

To be fair I really enjoy traveling and like discovering new places though. I know not everyone is into that so much.

[FrancisCA]

Actually I changed my mind. Since no other escorts have really given any responses, I’ll just go ahead and say what I believe, based on real world experience.

 

Basically, there’s really no “best places” for escorts, atleast not when speaking generally. One has to find the place that they like, what works for them in terms of ease of getting around, climate they prefer, and what that city has to offer.

 

Someone may say, “Chicago is the best place.” Another may say LA is the best place. Then another may say Charlotte, NC. All 3 areas are very different in terms of weather, things to do, and how to get around.

 

Even if you travel for several days, obviously it’s not possible to hit every market. So therefore, you will have to decide which place looks reasonable for you to go based on research.

 

Many people starting out, assume going to the cities with the most escorts will be the best places for escorts. That may not always be the case though. However, sometimes it’s hard to tell. I rarely ever hit anything in Chicago, but I’ve had success in Minneapolis. I usually leave disappointed in Los Angeles, but have done better in San Francisco.

 

Then there’s time where a city will be profitable, but a production to work out of. For example: San Francisco and Washington DC both carry the dilemma: do I want to pay a premium to stay in the city limits (plus costs of parking), or do I want to stay on the outside of town, and save money but at the possibility of not being able to reach clients quickly, or traversing across bridges multiple times throughout the stay.

 

Some areas are seasonal and can may vary at which times are good to go.

This response was PERFECT! Thanks for taking the time to chime in again. I guess I wasnt clear in the beginning. I was looking for more escort tips than travel tips since ive done my share of traveling before.

 

Ive heard the same about LA and how its just extremely competitive/saturated over there.

[Mocha]

I haven't yet done any traveling as an escort, but I'm gonna mostly agree with @Mocha . I've been looking into doing some traveling this summer, and basically I've come to the conclusion that like, at least for me it'd be best to just go somewhere that I actually want to visit anyways. If it's profitable, great. If it ends up not being profitable, I'm still getting a trip out of it that I wanted to take anyways. It would kinda suck if at the end of the trip I haven't even broke even but, I think when I travel I'll just go with the mentality that I might not even break even and focus on enjoying the trip, making it worth it regardless.

 

To be fair I really enjoy traveling and like discovering new places though. I know not everyone is into that so much.

 

That’s pretty much how ya have to do it. If you’re unsure, I personally like to have a “final” destination (which may just be the destination for that week), and then stop in places along the way. Just be careful not to spend the money you need in your destination, along the way.

 

For example, I drove from East Coast City to a Midwest City as my final destination, back around Memorial Day weekend. I wanted to stop in a couple cities along the way. I was doing good, but then I messed up by staying in one of the cities I didn’t plan to stop in too long (two days) because I was so comfortable in the hotel I was in, and needed to rest.

 

It threw things off, and I ended up having to skip the other city I wanted to spend the night in, and then when I passed thru Chicago, I stayed way out in suburbia because it was late and wanted to save $$. Plus the hurricane from Florida had made its way all the way up to Indiana, and I had to wait several hours for it to pass.

 

Also, thinking is a state of mind. I had a guy say to me, “when I think a trip is going to be great and I’m feeling good about it, I always make sooooooo much money.” Braggarts. But I’ve also not felt good about trips and had them go well, and I’ve also been optimistic about trips, and have them go to shit.

 

Its all about what’s going on, when and where.

[Mocha]

This response was PERFECT! Thanks for taking the time to chime in again. I guess I wasnt clear in the beginning. I was looking for more escort tips than travel tips since ive done my share of traveling before.

 

Ive heard the same about LA and how its just extremely competitive/saturated over there.

 

Yeah, LA is a bag of mixed nuts. My first trip, I had 2 clients the first night. I thought I was going to be the male version of Heidi Fleiss in no time. Sadly, I didn’t see anyone else for the rest of the trip. And one of the guys from this forum flaked on me, but I won’t mention him by name.

 

San Francisco has become more competitive over the years also. But it’s a different crowd there, which to me makes it easier than LA. The high density (something like 18,000+ people per square mile), it being a modern and historic gay destination, and the fact that it’s centered around Silicone Valley and ports.

 

I’ve not been to SF since it’s founded craigslist has shutdown. But I’ll say one thing, EVERY city is going to operate differently now. I’m noticing even cities that I didn’t like going to, are actually busier than before.

 

It’s still unfortunate what happened, but when you compare one line newspaper ads to Rentmen.com...guys can’t help but to cross over.

[+ Eric Hassan]

I’m a New Yorker - NYC treats me well and I think a lot of working guys do well when visiting. I also always have outstanding experiences in Philly and DC. Given the relatively close proximity of each of these to the others, it might be something to consider.

[+ JEC]

San Francisco to Los Angeles to San Diego on old Highway 1 has some of the best scenery in the nation. http://www.visitcalifornia.com/trip/highway-one-classic

 

The Aids/Lifecycle bike ride from SF to LA takes seven days. lots of info here on that portion of the trip: https://www.aidslifecycle.org

 

Lots of fun places to visit on the way.

 

http://www.visitcalifornia.com/sites/default/files/styles/medium/public/VCA_trip-map_highway-one-classic.png

Hello, I just rode my first CA AIDS Lifecycle ride last week and it was a life changing experience, if you are up to the physical challenge I cannot recommend it enough. If you are not up to the physical challenge, consider being one of 600 Roadies who handle all of the logistics...it's all one big happy family for 7 days.