Student rides
Gardner-Webb University rides home, airport runs & game day
Boiling Springs, North Carolina· four-year· 1,000–4,999 students
Going home for a break, catching a flight, or heading to a game? Post a Quest from Boiling Springs and drivers already going your way bid on your trip. Long journeys chain roughly 150-mile relay legs — each driver stays close to home, and your fare stays low.
Where can you go from campus?
Boiling Springs connects to the relay grid near Spartanburg, SC (25 miles away). Popular first legs:
- Boiling Springs → Columbia, SC96 mi · $10–$20
- Boiling Springs → Augusta-Richmond County, GA118 mi · $15–$25
- Boiling Springs → Athens-Clarke County, GA124 mi · $15–$30
- Boiling Springs → Kingsport, TN135 mi · $20–$30
- Boiling Springs → Knoxville, TN153 mi · $20–$35
- Boiling Springs → Florence, SC155 mi · $20–$35
- Boiling Springs → Greensboro, NC166 mi · $20–$40
- Boiling Springs → Atlanta, GA189 mi · $25–$45
See every leg on the 150-mile relay grid. Chain several and you can cross the country — plan a multi-leg trip.
Other campuses near Boiling Springs
Gardner-Webb University student travel FAQ
- How do Gardner-Webb University students get home for breaks?
- Post a Quest with your destination and date. Drivers leaving Boiling Springs bid on the trip, and you choose the offer that fits your budget. For long trips, the relay grid chains short legs so each driver stays close to home.
- What does a ride from Boiling Springs cost?
- Short relay legs on the grid typically run $10–$55 per seat depending on distance. Because your fare covers short hops — not one driver crossing the country — long trips stay affordable.
- Can I ride to the airport from campus?
- Yes. Airport runs are among the most common student Quests. Post your flight time and local drivers will bid on getting you there.