United States

210 miles - 8-12 hours

There are more than just lighthouses on the Outer Banks, though they are the main attraction. This is also the “Birthplace of Aviation” home to the Wright Brothers Memorial. There are also several shipwrecks, (buried treasure, anyone?) and even the Lost Colony of Virginia is also nearby. You’ll love the beaches, and it is almost impossible to get lost. Most of the way there is only one road to travel. ...

126 miles, 4 hours.

The first section of this trip – a 40 mile drive along U.S. Highway 65 / Iowa Highway 330 – may not be the most inspiring you’ll ever drive but once this is under your belt you’re into lovely rural Iowa. The 70 mile section heading east from Montour, the Iowa River Valley Scenic Byway, ...

200 miles - About 6 hours

In a matter of moments after leaving the great city of Milwaukee, you'll be cruising past rolling hills dotted with farms and dairies and visiting small towns that hearken memories of yesteryear. The route meanders through the Horicon National Wildlife Refuge and pays homage to the birthplace of the ...

155 miles - 4 to 8 hours

Although it is hard to beat a spring or summer in Florida, fall and winter have lots to offer too. Snowbirds flock to the state during this time, not just to get away from harsh winters, but to enjoy all the Sunshine State has to offer. This route provides year around fun and ...

178 miles, about 9 hours

Take the long way and tour the state on this snout-shaped route for the ultimate and surprisingly diverse Connecticut experience. There are pastoral rolling hills, big cities, sandy beaches, even a couple of mountain peaks. In the Fall, this route offers some of the best orange and red foilage ...

93 miles, 5 hours

'Get Your Kicks'…. On an iconic journey of discovery along 93 miles of the historic Route 66. Starting in Joliet, home to the Chicagoland Speedway, this route on the 'Mother Road' wends past an intermodal freight center, a park created to ...