Long Road Trips As One Gets Older

Honestly, I have a few more road trips in me, but the 2011 and 2013 multi-week adventures are history. I've adapted my driving style to physical changes (more stops), and less miles covered in a day. Regardless of the conditions, stamina is the key. I relied on nicotine and sugar to get me from point A to point B, and back (for decades).
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Since we stopped consuming nicotine, through tobacco, the driving seems lees exciting, and boredom eating has emerged. I'm no health enthusiast. The fare offered on the road is both inviting and terrifying at the same time.
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I'm not occupying a young body, and the thought of a long road trip isn't that appealing. But it's Winter, and the conditions that didn't bother me 30 or 40 years ago, concern me more now.
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I was able to drive to another state in November to see a dear relative, before she passed away in December. I am very grateful that the conditions allowed it. It wasn't a pleasure trip, and the driving was tedious and uncomfortable at times.
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In conclusion, I want to be able to pop onto the road and go. The reality is I'm slowing down, and the road trips are becoming less frequent.
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Regards.

Driving for a few days in February to the Fl Suncoast, Indian Rocks Beach.

If I have the time and money, I want to return to the Black Hills of South Dakota and Wyoming, the Lake Superior shoreline, the Gulf coast of Florida, and the Rockies of Colorado.