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by Published on 09-26-2011 12:03 AM- Categories:
- Alaska,
- Routes,
- United States
155 miles, 5-7 hours
Alaska has the tallest mountains, the longest coastline, and the biggest bears. It's the largest US state, and it is the darkest in winter and the lightest in summer. It has fewer paved roads per square mile than any other US state, but some of the roads are truly extraordinary. Alaska Highway 1 is one of those must-drive roads. ...by Published on 09-23-2011 12:06 AM- Categories:
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72 miles – 3-5 hours
A Northern California coastal route with variety, vistas and vino. Head north along California State Highway 1 from Mendocino to Leggett at the junction of CA-1 and U.S Highway 101. Chic Mendocino County bed-and-breakfast inns like Stanford Inn, Brewery Gulch and Little River Inn are idyllic bases for exploring the area. ...by Published on 09-21-2011 12:02 AM- Categories:
- Colorado,
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122 miles - about 8 hours
This wonderfully scenic road trip starts out at a once-dry city now famous for its beers (so best to spend the night there). From here it makes its way high up into the Rocky Mountains, taking in an unforgettable drive along ...by Published on 09-19-2011 12:13 AM- Categories:
- New Mexico,
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- United States
230 miles - About 8 hours
Thanks to Interstate Highway 25, (I-25), one can drive from Sante Fe to Albuquerque in about an hour, but there is a scenic alternative that follows historic pioneer trails. Following the Turquoise Trail, we'll swing by the towns of Los Cerrillos, Madrid and Golden. There is even a stop at Tiny Town to see ...by Published on 09-16-2011 12:02 AM- Categories:
- Kansas,
- Missouri,
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486 miles - About 10 hours
Kansas is a state of unexpected road trip discoveries.There are examples of folk art in just about every small town and the very first National Natural Landmark in the country is only about twenty-five miles from Interstate 70. Bluegrass pickin' and fields and fields ...by Published on 09-14-2011 12:03 AM- Categories:
- Massachusetts,
- New Hampshire,
- Vermont,
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- United States
256 miles - 8 to 10 hours
A road journey between Boston and Burlington is a perfect way to see the reds, oranges and yellows of autumnal New England. Salem, New Hampshire is home to the mysterious Amerca's Stonehenge and Vermont's Green Mountain National Forest provides ample viewing opportunities of hardwood forests and refreshing waterfalls. There's even a ...by Published on 09-12-2011 12:08 AM- Categories:
- Michigan,
- Routes,
- United States
276 miles - about 8 hours
A drive across the UP (Upper Peninsula) of Michigan offers quite a variety of sights and attractions. Along this route you can see some great views of the largest fresh water lake in the world, some beautiful rock formations along the shore, a museum for wrecked ...
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