Mid-Atlantic

106 miles - 2 to 3 hours

From the capital of the state to a capital seaside getaway, Maryland offers a pleasant drive along US Highway 50 and Maryland 90 that provides a fine sampling of the state's historical, cultural, natural and recreational treasures. ...

180 miles - About 6 hours

Beginning at the confluence of the Allegheny and Monogahela rivers, this route follows the winding Monongahela River to Friendship Hill and then proceeds to meander through the rolling hills in southwest Pennsylvania to visit historic sites such as ...

158 miles - 6 to 8 or more hours

Get ready to hop-scotch across three states, and on the way discover some great shopping, a trip to a state capital and an exciting journey back to our nation's earliest days. The trip ends where you might well become the big winner ...

105 miles - 3 hour 30 minutes

This 105-mile roadway, surely one of the most scenic in the country, winds its slow way along the crest of the Blue Ridge Mountains. To the north there are clear, long-distance views way out over Shenandoah Valley. As you make your way south, ...

178 miles - 5 hours

This trip is bound to fascinate the history buff and intrigue those who just want a peek at our country's history. Add the fact Virginia is something of a scenic wonderland, and this becomes a route anyone visiting the Mid-Atlantic section of the United States will want to follow. With Washington DC in the rear view mirror, ...

124 miles - 3 hour 30 minutes

Take a trip back in time with this thoroughly pleasant drive through Delaware's quiet coastal regions. You'll take in museums, historic buildings, the state's capital and guides in period customs who'll explain it all to you. Above all, though, you'll pass through unspoiled countryside ranging from ...