How do I unlock fast travel from the gang’s ninth camp?

Unlocking fast travel from the gang’s ninth camp, Beaver Hollow, in Red Dead Redemption 2 requires specific upgrades and progression in the game. Fast travel is a convenient feature that allows you to quickly move between key locations, saving time during long journeys. However, it is not immediately available and requires you to invest in camp upgrades and progress through the story.\n\nTo unlock fast travel, you must first upgrade Arthur’s lodging in the gang’s camp. This is done by contributing to the camp’s funds and purchasing upgrades through the ledger. The ledger is a book located near Dutch’s tent, and it allows you to manage camp improvements. To access it, you must complete the mission ''Money Lending and Other Sins II'' in Chapter 2, which unlocks the ledger for use.\n\nOnce the ledger is available, you need to upgrade Dutch’s lodging first. This costs $220 and is a prerequisite for upgrading Arthur’s lodging. After upgrading Dutch’s lodging, you can then upgrade Arthur’s lodging for an additional $325. This upgrade unlocks the fast travel map, which is placed near Arthur’s cot in the camp. The map allows you to fast travel to previously discovered locations, such as towns, settlements, and other key points of interest.\n\nIt’s important to note that fast travel is only available from the camp and not from other locations in the open world. This means you must return to the camp to use the feature. Additionally, fast travel is limited to major locations and does not include every point on the map. For example, you can fast travel to Valentine or Saint Denis but not to random spots in the wilderness.\n\nA common challenge players face is accumulating enough money to afford the upgrades. To earn money quickly, focus on completing story missions, hunting for valuable pelts, and looting enemies during encounters. Selling items to fences or general stores can also provide a steady income. Another tip is to contribute to the camp’s funds through the donation box, as this can improve morale and unlock additional upgrades.\n\nIn the ninth camp, Beaver Hollow, fast travel remains available as long as the camp is active. However, the gang’s situation becomes more precarious as the story progresses, so it’s wise to use fast travel strategically. For example, if you need to restock supplies or complete missions in distant areas, fast travel can save valuable time.\n\nFinally, remember that fast travel is not the only way to move quickly. Using trains, stagecoaches, and your horse can also help you traverse the map efficiently. Combining these methods with fast travel ensures you make the most of your time in the game. By upgrading the camp and planning your journeys, you can unlock and utilize fast travel to enhance your Red Dead Redemption 2 experience.