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🎒 Weekend Getaway Itinerary Template
Two nights, no wasted hours. A tight Friday-to-Sunday plan with booking notes.
| Day | Time | Plan | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fri | 5:30 PM | Leave work → drive | Beat traffic by 5:45 |
| Fri | 8:00 PM | Check in + late dinner | Kitchen closes 9:30 |
| Sat | 9:00 AM | Hike — falls trail | 2h loop, parking fills by 10 |
| Sat | 1:00 PM | Town lunch + shops | |
| Sat | 7:00 PM | Dinner reservation | Booked Tuesday prior |
| Sun | 10:00 AM | Brunch + checkout | Checkout 11 AM |
| Sun | 12:00 PM | Scenic route home |
Free itinerary template — itinerarysheets.com/templates/weekend-getaway/
CSV opens directly in Excel. For Google Sheets, "Copy for Google Sheets" then paste into cell A1 — or import the CSV (File → Import → Upload). The builder lets you edit rows and re-export. Free, no signup.
Weekend Getaway Itinerary FAQ
How do I stop Friday night from being a wasted evening?
Leave straight from work with the bag already in the car, pick a place that allows late check-in, and plan dinner somewhere near the hotel with a kitchen that stays open. The template's Friday rows are built around exactly those three things.
What if I want three nights instead of two?
Open it in the builder and add Thursday rows above Friday — the Day column is free text, so type “Thu”. Everything else, including print and calendar export, works the same.
What actually needs a reservation for a weekend trip?
Saturday dinner and trailhead parking are the two things that run out. Book dinner a few days ahead and arrive at popular trailheads before 9–10 AM; the Notes column is where those cut-off times go.
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