Where is the best vacation road trip destination?

Question

Where is the best vacation road trip destination?

Answer 1

The best road trip is on US101 from south cal to north Wash. The drive is simple amazing. You drive along the coast pretty much the whole way.

Answer 2

For a road trip I would like to go to the Grand Canyon in the winter time because I can live without the heat in the summer.

My second choice would be Colorado.

My third choice would be British Columbia, Canada.

I guess I'll stop there. Thanks for asking.

Answer 3

My favorite road trip is one I take every year from Long Island, New York to the Outerbanks, North Carolina. For me, both the journey and the destination are both rewarding. For the journey I love going over the bridges into different states, especially over the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel, I like the farm stands and little antique stores on the side of the road, and an old drive-in theater we pass. Once we get there the sandy white beaches make the eleven hour ride all worth it!

Answer 4

My favorite road trip was to Mt. Whitney, the highest point in California and then to Death Valley, the lowest point in the U.S.A. We passed through the forest, saw some elephant seals at the beach, drove through the desert and even saw some snow, camping as we passed through. California is a beautiful place.

Answer 5

For me any road trip is good. It does not depends so much on the destination as much as the journey.

Answer 6

The painted desert New mexico

Answer 7

pretty much anywhere on the california coast is a good roadtrip destination. my most frequent destinations are carmel, monterrey, santa cruz, san diego and santa barbara

Answer 8

Key West Florida is awesome. Your still in the United States but you feel like your in a different world.



It's good trip to get there because you have to go through Miami and that's a great place to visit as well.

Answer 9

Baja California Sur. This is an excellent drive/camping trip. It would be important to do it soon though since the banks are buying up all the coast property and 10 or 15 years from now what is somewhat of a rugged trip will be nothing but high price resorts & cheap souvenier stands. Its still very beautiful at the moment though.

Answer 10

I love driving up the California Coast Highway in the Spring, from Malibu to Carmel. The journey and the destination are wonderful especially if you take your time.



In the summer, driving the mountain roads near Jamestown and Angles Camp is just beautiful. This area is West of Yosemite and doesn't have the crowds like Yosemite. You can pan for gold or just kick back and enjoy the sounds of the forest. The appeal is the destination, the mountains. The journey to the mountains can be full of traffic.

Answer 11

The mountains are their own appeal, of course, but each place you stay has its own beauty. If you don't want to rough it for the whole trip, spend a night or two in Dillon and Silverton. There is a little hotel there in Silverton that was a stage stop. I haven't stayed there in about ten years, but it was quaint and pleasant. That area has the scenery and diversions of Breckenridge and Aspen, but not the same snob factor, so I like Summit County better. I could spend an entire summer in Colorado and not spend two nights in the same place, and still have a wonderfult variety of places left to visit the NEXT year!Walking in it barefoot is truly a wonderful experience. It feels like no other sand I've ever walked on. Clearwater has a couple of really cool tourist destinations. There is a ride on a Pirate ship, a super fast ride on a huge speed boat, para-sailing along the beaches, or metal detecting on some of the cleanest beaches in the world. Every bit of the beach is designed with the beach using public in mind. There are plenty of places to eat and sleep along the entire beach, and further along the coast there are some small beaches that have very small crowds. This is a place where you can truly relax and forget about doing anything more physical than lying down on a chaise lounge while soaking up some rays. If you feel like using some muscles, then you can comb the beaches for some beautiful sea shells and sand dollars. I would recommend Clearwater Beach to anyone as a great destination.

Answer 12

The beach is right there as well but this summer I never made it to that beach, I just did the walk and sat on the rocks and built cairns and contemplated the vastness and unending power of the ocean. It blows my mind that those waves are moving in and out 24/7 and have done so for thousands and thousands of years, constantly -- no matter what else is going on.

The drive from Palm Springs, California to San Diego is fantastic and gorgeous -- if you take the back roads. I don't remember the specific route we took but it took longer than the direct way but it was SO worth it -- perhaps a 3 hour drive or something close to that. The mountain roads wind and curve and the vista is incredible.

I also love South Dakota. It's one of the first places I went to on an extended road trip and everyone told me it was going to be boring. WRONG! We spent the entire day driving east to west all the way through South Dakota and the endless fields of crops and hills and beautiful surprises were wonderful.

And when you get to Montana -- immediately when you cross the border from Wyoming into Montana, it is totally obvious why Montana is called big sky country. All of a sudden, the sky becomes big!! I love the fact that out west, the states have what seem like really natural borders. Each state has a different feel geologically and you can easily tell when you are somewhere else.

Answer 13

Find the Maroon Bells and the Sangre De Cristos. Finally, least three days and two nights at the Sand Dunes near Alamosa. (I like the cabins at the KOA near the park entrance, but you can camp inside the park itself.) I love putting that part of the trip last, and watching the sun rise and sun set over the dunes is among the most peaceful experiences I've ever had. The mountains are their own appeal, of course, but each place you stay has its own beauty. If you don't want to rough it for the whole trip, spend a night or two in Dillon and Silverton. There is a little hotel there in Silverton that was a stage stop. I haven't stayed there in about ten years, but it was quaint and pleasant. That area has the scenery and diversions of Breckenridge and Aspen, but not the same snob factor, so I like Summit County better. I could spend an entire summer in Colorado and not spend two nights in the same place, and still have a wonderfult variety of places left to visit the NEXT year!Walking in it barefoot is truly a wonderful experience. It feels like no other sand I've ever walked on. Clearwater has a couple of really cool tourist destinations. There is a ride on a Pirate ship, a super fast ride on a huge speed boat, para-sailing along the beaches, or metal detecting on some of the cleanest beaches in the world. Every bit of the beach is designed with the beach using public in mind. There are plenty of places to eat and sleep along the entire beach, and further along the coast there are some small beaches that have very small crowds. This is a place where you can truly relax and forget about doing anything more physical than lying down on a chaise lounge while soaking up some rays. If you feel like using some muscles, then you can comb the beaches for some beautiful sea shells and sand dollars. I would recommend Clearwater Beach to anyone as a great destination.

Answer 14

I mean, an amazing trip I have done is from Houston, where I live, to Vancouver. It has the advantage of sending you through awesome territory so you have tons of fun places to stop and look at on the way, having numerous routes so on the way back you could find different things, and having a great end destination. Of course, this is a long trip. I would say road trip it to Colorado otherwise, which has a lot of the same advantages as driving to Vancouver, just much shorter a journey. The beach is right there as well but this summer I never made it to that beach, I just did the walk and sat on the rocks and built cairns and contemplated the vastness and unending power of the ocean. It blows my mind that those waves are moving in and out 24/7 and have done so for thousands and thousands of years, constantly -- no matter what else is going on.

Answer 15

The drive from Palm Springs, California to San Diego is fantastic and gorgeous -- if you take the back roads. I don't remember the specific route we took but it took longer than the direct way but it was SO worth it -- perhaps a 3 hour drive or something close to that. The mountain roads wind and curve and the vista is incredible.

I also love South Dakota. It's one of the first places I went to on an extended road trip and everyone told me it was going to be boring. WRONG! We spent the entire day driving east to west all the way through South Dakota and the endless fields of crops and hills and beautiful surprises were wonderful.

And when you get to Montana -- immediately when you cross the border from Wyoming into Montana, it is totally obvious why Montana is called big sky country. All of a sudden, the sky becomes big!! I love the fact that out west, the states have what seem like really natural borders. Each state has a different feel geologically and you can easily tell when you are somewhere else.

Answer 16

It doesn't matter if you're on the interstates or off the beaten path in any of the states they run through, driving through the mountains (and hopefully stopping off to do a little camping to truly enjoy "nature's majesties" in full) is just best experience ever! There's always something new to see around every corner. They make the journey and the destination all equally worth it.



The Pacific Coast Hwy from California to Washington is pretty incredible. And not to mention the drive to Key West is a fun drive that also provides a very fun and beautiful destination. The drive through northern MN to Thunder Bay is pretty neat too.



The journey has to be part of the appeal for a road trip. If not, you are much

Answer 17

Ten Mile Lake, search for fossils in Florescent, and spend a few days in the Black Canyon area along the Gunnison River. Swing through Crested Butte while you are in that part of the state. Find the Maroon Bells and the Sangre De Cristos. Finally, least three days and two nights at the Sand Dunes near Alamosa. (I like the cabins at the KOA near the park entrance, but you can camp inside the park itself.) I love putting that part of the trip last, and watching the sun rise and sun set over the dunes is among the most peaceful experiences I've ever had. The mountains are their own appeal, of course, but each place you stay has its own beauty. If you don't want to rough it for the whole trip, spend a night or two in Dillon and Silverton. There is a little hotel there in Silverton that was a stage stop. I haven't stayed there in about ten years, but it was quaint and pleasant. That area has the scenery and diversions of Breckenridge and Aspen, but not the same snob factor, so I like Summit County better. I could spend an entire summer in Colorado and not spend two nights in the same place, and still have a wonderfult variety of places left to visit the NEXT year!

Answer 18

It has the advantage of sending you through awesome territory so you have tons of fun places to stop and look at on the way, having numerous routes so on the way back you could find different things, and having a great end destination. Of course, this is a long trip. I would say road trip it to Colorado otherwise, which has a lot of the same advantages as driving to Vancouver, just much shorter a journey. The beach is right there as well but this summer I never made it to that beach, I just did the walk and sat on the rocks and built cairns and contemplated the vastness and unending power of the ocean. It blows my mind that those waves are moving in and out 24/7 and have done so for thousands and thousands of years, constantly -- no matter what else is going on.

Answer 19

A road trip though the Colorado Rockies is always worth the trip. If you have time, camp out at Ten Mile Lake, search for fossils in Florescent, and spend a few days in the Black Canyon area along the Gunnison River. Swing through Crested Butte while you are in that part of the state. Find the Maroon Bells and the Sangre De Cristos. Finally, least three days and two nights at the Sand Dunes near Alamosa. (I like the cabins at the KOA near the park entrance, but you can camp inside the park itself.) I love putting that part of the trip last, and watching the sun rise and sun set over the dunes is among the most peaceful experiences I've ever had. The mountains are their own appeal, of course, but each place you stay has its own beauty. If you don't want to rough it for the whole trip, spend a night or two in Dillon and Silverton. There is a little hotel there in Silverton that was a stage stop. I haven't stayed there in about ten years, but it was quaint and pleasant. That area has the scenery and diversions of Breckenridge and Aspen, but not the same snob factor, so I like Summit County better. I could spend an entire summer in Colorado and not spend two nights in the same place, and still have a wonderfult variety of places left to visit the NEXT year!

Answer 20

I live, to Vancouver. It has the advantage of sending you through awesome territory so you have tons of fun places to stop and look at on the way, having numerous routes so on the way back you could find different things, and having a great end destination. Of course, this is a long trip. I would say road trip it to Colorado otherwise, which has a lot of the same advantages as driving to Vancouver, just much shorter a journey. The beach is right there as well but this summer I never made it to that beach, I just did the walk and sat on the rocks and built cairns and contemplated the vastness and unending power of the ocean. It blows my mind that those waves are moving in and out 24/7 and have done so for thousands and thousands of years, constantly -- no matter what else is going on.

Answer 21

For the last three and a half years I've been driving truck for a living so anywhere I suggest will certainly be doable by automobile. The one thing I've learned is that creation has many beautiful but varied faces. Here is a small list of some places I would reccomend:

1. Mt. Rushmore, maybe not to get away from it all, but the history and the scenery are fantastic. Hint--go for the 4th of July fireworks. You ain't seen fireworks till you see these.

2. Newfoundland, for the scenery and to get away from it all. Also, the journey is special. All the way up I95 and US1 to Calais, ME then travel across New Brunswick, CA and Nova Scotia, CA. In North Sydney, NS you will get on the huge commercial ferry for a 6 or more hour ferry ride to Newfoundland. If you go this time of year it will be 90+ miles and 6+ hours to Port au Basque. Summertime is when you can go out to St. Johns on the ferry. The trip across the island by automobile is 500+ miles but absolutely marvelous. Take your time as there are several small towns with name brand inns and a few places that are quaint but livable. Also, the peo[le are wonderful. I put a link below for the ferry.

3. If you like the coast but don't like the standard commercialism try Jekyll or St. Simons Islands in Georgia. Even around New Years the weather is passable and the people are great. And, as long as you are there, drive up to Savannah for fabulous history, not to mention food.

4. Now for the journey and destination, any where west of the Pecos is great for the scenery. And just pick a spot, almost any, if there are accomadations there will be scenery.

I hope that I have provided a few places that will add to the mix. I know of many more but I'll leave some for someone else.

Answer 22

A couple years ago I drove from L.A. up the gorgeous west coast to Vancouver and then east on Canadian Highway 1 - the most beautiful scenery I have ever encountered - I mean breathtaking. So if you head to Banff and then work your way down through Yellowstone, you should be in good shape for some awe. But if you don't want to head back into the states at that point and want to add some more major driving time through the beautiful Canadian wilderness, a guy in Calgary on that same trip recommended going north to the Yukon to see the northern lights (this was in summer). We didn't have the time for that unfortunately but thought it would be a fantastic trip in the future. I also love getting away from it all on a road trip and think the best thing is to just go - pick a road and a general direction - but not a destination per se - it's just that amazing feeling of being one person in a big beautiful world with all options open. That can be a little wild and not everyone's cup of tea but in any case, there's nothing like a great road trip!



Also, I have looked into the Anchorage to Denali train in Alaska - and then the safari from Denali to Barrow. Not exactly a road trip but looks like an amazing adventure!

Answer 23

If you have time, camp out at Ten Mile Lake, search for fossils in Florescent, and spend a few days in the Black Canyon area along the Gunnison River. Swing through Crested Butte while you are in that part of the state. Find the Maroon Bells and the Sangre De Cristos. Finally, least three days and two nights at the Sand Dunes near Alamosa. (I like the cabins at the KOA near the park entrance, but you can camp inside the park itself.) I love putting that part of the trip last, and watching the sun rise and sun set over the dunes is among the most peaceful experiences I've ever had. The mountains are their own appeal, of course, but each place you stay has its own beauty. If you don't want to rough it for the whole trip, spend a night or two in Dillon and Silverton. There is a little hotel there in Silverton that was a stage stop. I haven't stayed there in about ten years, but it was quaint and pleasant. That area has the scenery and diversions of Breckenridge and Aspen, but not the same snob factor, so I like Summit County better.

Answer 24

Of all of the places I've been, I would pick Clearwater, Florida as the best driving destination. Having been to beaches on both coasts as well as the Gulf and all of the Great Lakes, I have never seen a beach with such beautiful sand. The sand on Clearwater Beach is white and very fine grain. Walking in it barefoot is truly a wonderful experience. It feels like no other sand I've ever walked on. Clearwater has a couple of really cool tourist destinations. There is a ride on a Pirate ship, a super fast ride on a huge speed boat, para-sailing along the beaches, or metal detecting on some of the cleanest beaches in the world. Every bit of the beach is designed with the beach using public in mind. There are plenty of places to eat and sleep along the entire beach, and further along the coast there are some small beaches that have very small crowds. This is a place where you can truly relax and forget about doing anything more physical than lying down on a chaise lounge while soaking up some rays. If you feel like using some muscles, then you can comb the beaches for some beautiful sea shells and sand dollars. I would recommend Clearwater Beach to anyone as a great destination.

Answer 25

n the huge commercial ferry for a 6 or more hour ferry ride to Newfoundland. If you go this time of year it will be 90+ miles and 6+ hours to Port au Basque. Summertime is when you can go out to St. Johns on the ferry. The trip across the island by automobile is 500+ miles but absolutely marvelous. Take your time as there are several small towns with name brand inns and a few places that are quaint but livable. Also, the peo[le are wonderful. I put a link below for the ferry.

3. If you like the coast but don't like the standard commercialism try Jekyll or St. Simons Islands in Georgia. Even around New Years the weather is passable and the people are great. And, as long as you are there, drive up to Savannah for fabulous history, not to mention food.

4. Now for the journey and destination, any

Answer 26

A road trip though the Colorado Rockies is always worth the trip. If you have time, camp out at Ten Mile Lake, search for fossils in Florescent, and spend a few days in the Black Canyon area along the Gunnison River. Swing through Crested Butte while you are in that part of the state. Find the Maroon Bells and the Sangre De Cristos. Finally, least three days and two nights at the Sand Dunes near Alamosa. (I like the cabins at the KOA near the park entrance, but you can camp inside the park itself.) I love putting that part of the trip last, and watching the sun rise and sun set over the dunes is among the most peaceful experiences I've ever had. The mountains are their own appeal, of course, but each place you stay has its own beauty. If you don't want to rough it for the whole trip, spend a night or two in Dillon and Silverton. There is a little hotel there in Silverton that was a stage stop. I haven't stayed there in about ten years, but it was quaint and pleasant. That area has the scenery and diversions of Breckenridge and Aspen, but not the same snob factor, so I like Summit County better. I could spend an entire summer in Colorado and not spend two nights in the same place, and still have a wonderfult variety of places left to visit the NEXT year!

Answer 27

From Sydney to Cairns (North Queensland)



It's a trip i've been dying to do. You drive up through brisbane, gold coast, Noosa, it's all along the east coast of Australia so the beaches are absolutely amazing.

And the destination is just as good as the journey for this one. When you go to Cairns you can g through the daintree and the great barrier reef! Which is the most amazing thing ever. Just be respectful because tourism can harm these places.



I think for a road trip it's not about the journey or the destination, it's about the people you go with. But i think if you had good people the destination and the journey would be just as good as each other for this one.

Answer 28

The BEST Road Trip destination is to be able to enjoy the COMPANY of your FAMILY members that you are closest too .. and that is FOR CERTAIN.



Many times over the past few decades (and due to our Military Service Careers) .. my siblings/I were separated by thousands of miles (and sometimes continents too) each and every time -- getting together was not a possibility -- and the only way that we had to stay in touch was an occasional phone call or a letter every so often.



Things have changed .. we have all gotten older -- and as we retire (I am the Eldest -- therefore already retired and retired first) -- I DO now have the ability (that I did NOT have as a Long Term Single Parent who was the ONLY responsible Parent too) ... to ENJOY Taking trips every year (once a year) to visit my siblings and the very FEW Remaining living relatives in our family.



The appeal is great -- these are the only PEOPLE who actually (and genuinely) CARE about me .. are willing to BE there for me (but can't -- we are just too far apart) ... and we know that we can rely on the family bond for sure.



So for me .. to go on these visits is EVERYTHING .. and I take my time to drive each way. I stop at sites that I want and record the trip via my SLR Cameras and jottings .. my memories (sadly -- there may not be a next generation to enjoy these observations or even care).

Answer 29

I think the question really has to do with where you live and how far you are willing to go. I mean, an amazing trip I have done is from Houston, where I live, to Vancouver. It has the advantage of sending you through awesome territory so you have tons of fun places to stop and look at on the way, having numerous routes so on the way back you could find different things, and having a great end destination. Of course, this is a long trip. I would say road trip it to Colorado otherwise, which has a lot of the same advantages as driving to Vancouver, just much shorter a journey.

Answer 30

There are a couple of really good choices.



The desert Southwestern US: The 4 corners states alone have so many national parks - Bryce canyon, Canyonlands Nat'l park, White Sands, N.M, Carlsbad Caverns, Carlsbad N.M.(amazing!), The Petrified Forest, The Painted Desert, Monument Valley, Mesa Verde, CO - very cool, Colorado Springs is a jump off point for so much - Pike's Peak, Garden of the Gods, Estes Park (near Denver), and of course - the Grand Canyon (a can't miss - either rim). Stretch it out to Las Vegas. For a trip like this, yes there's definitely an appeal to the journey. Pack a huge cooler with picnic supplies and eat at rest stops and enjoy the view.



Another cool trip can be the deep south. The old plantation homes, The Smokey Mountains, Nashville & Memphis TN, New Orleans, Florida.



Either one of these trips is so educational as to our country's history too.

Answer 31

Hands down my #1 the Rocky Mountains. It doesn't matter if you're on the interstates or off the beaten path in any of the states they run through, driving through the mountains (and hopefully stopping off to do a little camping to truly enjoy "nature's majesties" in full) is just best experience ever! There's always something new to see around every corner. They make the journey and the destination all equally worth it.



The Pacific Coast Hwy from California to Washington is pretty incredible. And not to mention the drive to Key West is a fun drive that also provides a very fun and beautiful destination. The drive through northern MN to Thunder Bay is pretty neat too.



The journey has to be part of the appeal for a road trip. If not, you are much better of flying to the destination.

Answer 32

There are so many great places. I love to drive and see the country and do it a lot but would love to do it a lot more. This summer I went to The Marginal Way three times -- had never been there before. It's on the coast of Maine in Ogunquit. It is absolutely beautiful. It's a walking path of probably less than a mile, on a cliff right on the ocean. The ocean is beautiful and breathtaking and spectacular under just about any conditions. The rocks along the Maine coast are jagged and steep and varied. The beach is right there as well but this summer I never made it to that beach, I just did the walk and sat on the rocks and built cairns and contemplated the vastness and unending power of the ocean. It blows my mind that those waves are moving in and out 24/7 and have done so for thousands and thousands of years, constantly -- no matter what else is going on.

The drive from Palm Springs, California to San Diego is fantastic and gorgeous -- if you take the back roads. I don't remember the specific route we took but it took longer than the direct way but it was SO worth it -- perhaps a 3 hour drive or something close to that. The mountain roads wind and curve and the vista is incredible.

I also love South Dakota. It's one of the first places I went to on an extended road trip and everyone told me it was going to be boring. WRONG! We spent the entire day driving east to west all the way through South Dakota and the endless fields of crops and hills and beautiful surprises were wonderful.

And when you get to Montana -- immediately when you cross the border from Wyoming into Montana, it is totally obvious why Montana is called big sky country. All of a sudden, the sky becomes big!! I love the fact that out west, the states have what seem like really natural borders. Each state has a different feel geologically and you can easily tell when you are somewhere else.

The appeal is very much in the journey but I always love to have a destination to keep in mind.

Answer 33

The Pacific Coast Hwy from California to Washington is pretty incredible. And not to mention the drive to Key West is a fun drive that also provides a very fun and beautiful destination. The drive through northern MN to Thunder Bay is pretty neat too.



The journey has to be part of the appeal for a road trip. If not, you are much better of flying to the destination.

Answer 34

Some wonderful places I've gone to that are great for a road trip are:



For a desert setting:

El Paso, Texas, and the New Mexico desert right beside it.

San Antonio, Texas



For a beach setting:

The Outer Banks, NC

Assateaque Island, MD

Key West, FL



I think the appeal is in the journey, it contains all the excitement for the destination!

Answer 35

I've had the pleasure of being able to see a lot of the USA thanks to being in the military. Of all of the places I've been, I would pick Clearwater, Florida as the best driving destination. Having been to beaches on both coasts as well as the Gulf and all of the Great Lakes, I have never seen a beach with such beautiful sand. The sand on Clearwater Beach is white and very fine grain. Walking in it barefoot is truly a wonderful experience. It feels like no other sand I've ever walked on. Clearwater has a couple of really cool tourist destinations. There is a ride on a Pirate ship, a super fast ride on a huge speed boat, para-sailing along the beaches, or metal detecting on some of the cleanest beaches in the world. Every bit of the beach is designed with the beach using public in mind. There are plenty of places to eat and sleep along the entire beach, and further along the coast there are some small beaches that have very small crowds. This is a place where you can truly relax and forget about doing anything more physical than lying down on a chaise lounge while soaking up some rays. If you feel like using some muscles, then you can comb the beaches for some beautiful sea shells and sand dollars. I would recommend Clearwater Beach to anyone as a great destination.

Answer 36

OK, I've read plenty of thoughts, love most of them. So I'll share. In doing this more than once, I can now say I believe I have a fairly great clue how to make a truly memorial road trip.



We first started our road trips in 1997 due to getting to vacation without taking the honest time to schedule it or plan it. So we loaded up about a half a ton of junk (filled the entire Dodge Caravan from the Driver and passenger seats back with "just might need this...") and headed out.



We left Maryland, and headed to Pennsylvannia. A day stop with relatives. We tied the next day to it, stopping in Ohio with the other side of the family. So far, working well, we found an old friend's address in the address book, and made it over to Illinois. That day went well, but the next relatives were in Idaho. So we drove the Lewis and Clark Expedition route (as best possible). We stayed on the edge of Badlands, and did a Helo ride first thing in the morning. Wall Drug, probably a little too short of a stop in at Mount Rushmore, and Devil's tower by twilight.



The next day we made Yellowstone our goal. We luckily got to the park on the 3rd day the road had opened (in JUNE!) and stayed at Old Faithful Lodge.



Two days later we got off to the relatives in Idaho, and then swung south to the north rim of the Grand Canyon. A quick stop later at Four Corners, and a "burn" back to Maryland to get back to work. Wow! About 6000 miles and memories that still pull the heart strings.



What we discovered we have relived time and again, and the unplanned wonders we found made us bubble with excitement when we repeated this in 2000 (Route 66), 2003 (Oregon Trail), and in 2007 we looped Alaska and the Puget Sound area. Every trip was excellent, and a life long memory.



The travel is painful at times, but overall, the miles are memories that can never be forgotten, and the many wonders we experienced lift the trips to greatest times we've ever had.



By adding the historical trip along the way, and the friends and relatives for contacts, we roll a lot into a short time, but really have a great time doing it!

Answer 37

I mean, an amazing trip I have done is from Houston, where I live, to Vancouver. It has the advantage of sending you through awesome territory so you have tons of fun places to stop and look at on the way, having numerous routes so on the way back you could find different things, and having a great end destination. Of course, this is a long trip. I would say road trip it to Colorado otherwise, which has a lot of the same advantages as driving to Vancouver, just much shorter a journey.

Answer 38

I mean breathtaking. So if you head to Banff and then work your way down through Yellowstone, you should be in good shape for some awe. But if you don't want to head back into the states at that point and want to add some more major driving time through the beautiful Canadian wilderness, a guy in Calgary on that same trip recommended going north to the Yukon to see the northern lights (this was in summer). We didn't have the time for that unfortunately but thought it would be a fantastic trip in the future. I also love getting away from it all on a road trip and think the best thing is to just go - pick a road and a general direction - but not a destination per se - it's just that amazing feeling of being one person in a big beautiful world with all options open. That can be a little wild and not everyone's cup of tea but in any case, there's nothing like a great road trip!

Answer 39

West is a fun drive that also provides a very fun and beautiful destination. The drive through northern MN to Thunder Bay is pretty neat too.



The journey has to be part of the appeal for a road trip. If not, you are much better of flying to the destination.



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Answer 40

I would say Miami. It is 13 hours away from where i stay but i always enjoy the ride south because the scenery is the best to look at and the stops along the way (Orlando, Tampa, and Daytona, to name a few) are all desirable. The appeal is in both the journey and the destination. The destination is ideal, once there you will be able to unwind and forget about everything!!

Answer 41

Life is a journey, not a destination. Enjoy the trip.



So it is with a road trip. A couple of years ago, my husband and I drove from San Diego to North Carolina, then diagonally across the country to Washington state, then back down to San Diego. It was fabulous!



My husband, who is 22 years my senior, was a POW of the Japanese as a teenager. He promised himself at that time that, if he survived, he would see this country for which he had sacrificed so much. Over the years, he was too busy raising a family and earning a living to ever keep that promise to himself. For his 80th birthday, I gave him this trip.



We had a blast! My husband, despite his age, is very young. He is often mistaken for being in his 50's. He still works 6 days a week at a heavy, physical job, and he plays racquetball twice a week. Thus this trip was not a strain on him. We laughed and sang and enjoyed the scenery immensely. I had seen it before, except for the Pacific Northwest, but he had not. He was like a little kid opening a present.



It is and will always remain the happiest memory of my life.

Answer 42

The perfect roadtrip, from southwest Michigan up to the Upper Peninsula this time of year. The trees have all turned, the leaves are falling and autumn is opening it's glorious colorfull arms to winter. The back roads are full of wildlife that you don't see with all of the leaves on.

Taking a few hours along the way each day, to explore the many sights, along with the state and national forests, it can be a beautiful 2 day trip up and longer to return. Find a cabin or B&B to stay in and the destination can match the journey.

Answer 43

For me, the best road trip destination is Boston, Massachusetts. It's a long drive away, but we can stop by and see the sights on our way there and have more fun in the actual city. The appeal is in both the journey and the destination; I love the journey since we can make many stops and have a great time there, and I love Boston itself!

Answer 44

Jim... are you a winter type of guy or a summer guy? If you are a winter person, and you just want some peace and quite, come to Eureka Springs, Arkansas. It's a very tiny town known for tourism. In the winter, it's off season and there's very little going on. However... there are some AMAZING cabins that are just incredible in this town. You can relax in a hot tub and watch the snow fall. The Crescent Hotel is a motel that's over 100 years old, and has been featured on Ghost Hunters. They have tours of the motel... or you can stay there if you're brave enough. :-) There is also a glass chapel that is gorgeous, caves, lakes, and so much more in this little town that doesn't even have a stoplight. If you want to step back in time... back to the 1800's... and enjoy a tranquil vacations in a fresh new cabin, go to Eureka Springs, Arkansas!



If you're more of a summer/beach kinda guy, my favorite home away from home is Ft. Walton Beach, FL. It's right on the emerald waters and white sand. Stay at the Radisson Beach Plaza Resort. It's a very nice motel! Ft. Walton Beach is just across the bridge from Destin, FL. I belive it is 7 or 8 miles total. They're basically one in the same. However, Destin is more of the "club/party" side and Ft. Walton is more of the "lay on the beach and enjoy the sun" side. If you go, be sure to eat at Fuddpuckers! It's great and a lot of fun, too!

Answer 45

I've done a TX/CA road trip twice in the past four years and probably one of the most exhilarating, truly American experiences is seeing the beauty of the American Southwest on the road.



It's a 24 hour trip cutting a swath through TX, NM, AZ and the "skinny middle" of CA; I used Route 66 during my 2004 trip and I-20/I-10 for 2008 - both were spectacular.



Both routes, a virtual straight shot through gorgeous deserts, mountains, small and not so small towns had me end up in California parking at the water's edge of the Pacific Ocean.



Find that filed under "mind-blowing"



I've always been a "its the journey, not the destination," kind of guy. With gas prices easing up and a hankering to do it for a third time, I'm sure I might end up heading West again. But if I find another suggestion on here to tempt me to head elsewhere, I might be open for a surprise.



P.S. Photos of my TX/CA road trip are on my blog at 360.yahoo.com/jejune98

Answer 46

First off Jim, Excellent question for all of us.

Second part first...The appeal should be IN the journey, rather than the destination, if a person is looking to get away for awhile.

Part of getting away from "it" all is getting away from the hustle and tempo of the regular schedule.

Much like the movie CARS and Radiator Springs...

Which brings me to my main point...

With the journey pulling rank on the destination, I would give you the Mother Road...Route 66. There are loads of cool things to be found along the way.

Most people can get on it (or what's left of it) with little or no trouble.

I have had the chance every once in awhile to be able to run some of it in a semi, and I absolutely cherish those chances and memories of my driving.

If a person is not able to run Route 66, then they should aim for Hwy 90 along the southern side, I grew up in rural southern Mississippi and I love Hwy 90, it is just a beautiful scene along the Gulf Coast.

As far as a destination goes, and without all the hour long waits for a 90 second ride, the Wisconsin Dells offer great opportunities for a family.

Answer 47

If you are traveling without children, I would suggest New Orleans during Mardi Gras-get a hotel in the French Quarter and after Fat Tuesday, go on a bus tour of the city. If that's too much for you, try California wine country, Las Vegas-you can see alot there without getting out of your car. Then there are tours of historic homes, though these are for children also, you get more enjoyment out of touring the homes without trying to keep up with the kids. You can also go to the Upper Peninsula in Michigan, but if you go to Mackinack Island, you'll need to leave your car because there are no vehicles allowed on the island. What about Martha's Venyard? There's a great road trip. But the best road trip is just driving cross country and taking it from there.

Answer 48

The journey travels through Glasgow, then along the bonnie bonnie banks of Loch Lomond where we stop for an ice cream and photos before heading deep in the Highands. Some of the most beautiful scenery is at Glen Coe where you stop and take in the beauty of the mountains at the Pass at Glen Coe. No matter how many times we're here we take loads of photos. You can seriously never have too many there. The road is fun to drive too! It takes you into Ft. William and then to Loch Alsh where you stop for more photos at Eileen Donan Castle before crossing over the Skye Bridge and onto the most beautiful island in the world. The drive is fantastic but the destination is superb as well.

Answer 49

Well, may depend on where you live, and who is going with you. If you have kids that changes the "best" location.

Niagra Falls may be great, but not if you live in California. This would be too long of a trip from CA. .



So, your question has no exact answer, it is relative.



So, great choices are Disney World, Niagra Falls, other places in Florida like the Keys or St. Augustine. Really great to drive in Florida because it has very attractive landscape with palm trees, etc, as well as great highways. There is also NASA, especially if the Shuttle is going to be launched.



How about San Francisco or Las Vegas/Grand Canyon combination?



How about Denver, Colorado with the mountains nearby?



By state, I would pick Florida first, then Colorado, California maybe, but gas is very expensive there. New England is a good choice because you can visit so many historical places like Boston, D.C., etc, in a relatively small area. I live in Texas, but driving here can be boring with all the Prairie land, East Texas can be interesting with the forest. But overall I would not pick Texas.

Answer 50

I would love to drive out west to Colorado, Arizona, Utah and New Mexico. I am from Maine and have never seen the large mountains or the desert, so I think that seeing those natural wonders of the world would be fantastic. I think that both the journey and the destination are factors in making for a fantastic trip, just to see the change in landscapes and experience some of what America has to offer.

Answer 51

My favorite road trip is the drive between Ayr on the SW coast of Scotland to the Isle of Skye which in the Western Isles of Scotland. The journey travels through Glasgow, then along the bonnie bonnie banks of Loch Lomond where we stop for an ice cream and photos before heading deep in the Highands. Some of the most beautiful scenery is at Glen Coe where you stop and take in the beauty of the mountains at the Pass at Glen Coe. No matter how many times we're here we take loads of photos. You can seriously never have too many there. The road is fun to drive too! It takes you into Ft. William and then to Loch Alsh where you stop for more photos at Eileen Donan Castle before crossing over the Skye Bridge and onto the most beautiful island in the world. The drive is fantastic but the destination is superb as well.

Answer 52

For me the appeal is the journey. I have always loved road trips and there are so many possibilities and destinations. I enjoyed the Route 66 road trip and the Grand Canyon is a beautiful sight to behold. The Black Hills of South Dakota over to Grand Teton and Yellowstone is also a favorite of mine.

Answer 53

If you are traveling with children, I would say something historic like Colonial Williamsburg, maybe a civil war tour of the battle fields or the and homes, perhaps a tour of Salem Mass, maybe even try Texas and the Alamo. If you would like something more of the great out-doors, how about the Grand Canyon, or the Red Wood or Sequoia National Forest? There is more to the tours than just trees! There are animals in the natural habitat and whales just off the coast that travel from Alaska to Baja.

If you are traveling without children, I would suggest New Orleans during Mardi Gras-get a hotel in the French Quarter and after Fat Tuesday, go on a bus tour of the city. If that's too much for you, try California wine country, Las Vegas-you can see alot there without getting out of your car. Then there are tours of historic homes, though these are for children also, you get more enjoyment out of touring the homes without trying to keep up with the kids. You can also go to the Upper Peninsula in Michigan, but if you go to Mackinack Island, you'll need to leave your car because there are no vehicles allowed on the island. What about Martha's Venyard? There's a great road trip. But the best road trip is just driving cross country and taking it from there.

Answer 54

miss - either rim). Stretch it out to Las Vegas. For a trip like this, yes there's definitely an appeal to the journey. Pack a huge cooler with picnic supplies and eat at rest stops and enjoy the view.



Another cool trip can be the deep south. The old plantation homes, The Smokey Mountains, Nashville & Memphis TN, New Orleans, Florida.



Either one of these trips is so educational as to our country's history too.

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Answer 55

The best place for me to drive and get a way from it all is really not that far from where I live.

I can drive aprox. 8 miles and be in a place where I can breath, relax, and not be disturbed by people, usually.

It is a natural lake bed with willow trees and hawks and Eagles that fly close by.

Or, I can drive about 1 hour away and be in a place that is awesome. Cedar trees and no bldgs. or people or pavement.

Just dirt roads, mountains, and wild animals like the Coyote or rabbit and the wild Mustang that roam free.

Lots of natural rocks formations which is great considering I am a rock hound.

It is in the journey to my destination that relax and calms my nerves.

Answer 56

The best road trip is going to wyoming and seeing the teton national park and then swing by Yellowstone national park. They are 30 miles apart and have the most beautiful scenery in the world. Lewis and Clark found Yellowstone and nobody believed them when they came back. Why look at a big ditch called the grand canyon,why waste time looking at a statue of the four presidents in MT. Rushmore. Go to one of a kind trip and see two for one. Do some hiking and fishing,swiming and see all the grear gysers and mud pots and the yellowstone falls and lake,take a raft trip down the snake river ETC.!!

Answer 57

Me and my father used to go on a yearly 2-3 month "journey." I think the outdoors makes any trip very enjoyable whether you're there or not. I've been to wonderful places. I recommend the Grand Canyon (in the cooler months), Yellowstone National Park (ANYTIME!), or if you're not from my home state of Florida then get your behind over to the beach before time runs out an it's too cold even here for swimming! They're all gorgeous places and I can't wait till I can see them all again someday.

Answer 58

My husband builds custom motorcycles and every year in the Fall we take a trip to Brown County, In Indiana, just south of Bloomington Indiana, its the only time I ride on a bike with him, it is so so beautiful there in the Fall, the scenery is breath taking and the ride on the bike is great....we stay in a cabin there for a day and hike and then come home. So I would say that the trips appeal is the journey and the destination.....and who I am sharing it with, we have done this for the past 15 years

Answer 59

Wow, I love this question... I think the funnest place I've ever road tripped to was Memphis, TN. I've made the trip several times and part of it is the journey -- only 8 hours away from here in Kansas City, MO -- but the destination is incredible.



If you've never been there I highly recommend it.



Another amazing place to visit is to continue from Memphis down to Jackson, Mississippi -- while Memphis is the destination, Jackson is the journey. I've never seen anything more beautiful in my life.

Answer 60

For a destination, Glacier National Park in Montana is a must see. For the journey, get on the Blue Ridge Parkway (runs between Virginia and North Carolina) and make as many stops as you have time for. This highway was built for road trips, so travelers could enjoy the spectacular scenery.



My all-time favorite road trip was driving around Scotland for 3 weeks - from Glasgow down through the Borders, up to Edinburgh and St. Andrews, through the Highlands, the islands of Skye and Mull, on to Argyll, and back to Glasgow. Great trip.



For an armchair roadtrip, watch Long Way Round or Long Way Down, motorcycle trips with Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman.

Answer 61

I think the best part of a trip is in the planning of it. It is always fun to think about all the great places you could go. Getting there is great too. If you have a really long trip then you can plan some side trips to really make the most of it. I don't know where you are starting from but be sure to take your GPS with you.



I would go online and look over some maps, look up some information about the cities that interest you. Then you can plot out fun things to do when you get there. It is such a hassle to try to plan it out after you arrive because it takes up all your time.



First you might decide what you like to do. Do you like to hike, swim, ski, shop, nightlife, all of them? Figure it out and go from there. Good luck and travel safely.

Answer 62

Honestly I believe that there are tons of places you can road trip to (save maybe Hawaii) that would be enormously worthwhile. There are tons of destinations that each have their own appeal; Napa Valley, Bodega Bay, Yosemite, Yellowstone, Niagra Falls, Santa Cruz, Mt Rainier, Vancouver, Montreal, Boston, even Saratoga Springs they all have their own appeals and things to do. I think the key to getting away would be simply going somewhere unfamiliar, if you're in a big city, then maybe a more isolated place like Napa, Bodega, or somewhere in nature could really help you to relax. For myself, it's not really quite so important where I go to getaway, but who I'm going with that makes the trip that much more memorable. If I had to pick somewhere, I'd pick... at the moment maybe Saratoga Springs, NY. It's got that small town quaintness feel that enables you to just relax. Haven't been for a while, but I liked it when I was there.

Answer 63

My all-time favorite road trip has been driving from California to Michigan but taking detours to experience all the wonderful National and State Parks along the way. You see the people and cultures change as the topography changes and it's all an experience to be had.



The journey is by far the most wonderful part of any road trip experience! I will never forget the narrow mountain roads of Yellowstone park or the cloud shadows on the plains in North Dakota.

Answer 64

Mammoth Lakes, California or Lake Tahoe

Stay at a cabin



The appeal is the journey and the destination. When I was a kid, we drove cross country and it was a great experience to see so many different places. The destination is great too because they definitely are places to "get away from it all" while experiencing nature and the outdoors.

Answer 65

Wow, I love this question... I think the funnest place I've ever road tripped to was Memphis, TN. I've made the trip several times and part of it is the journey -- only 8 hours away from here in Kansas City, MO -- but the destination is incredible.

Answer 66

Las Vegas strip is a 4 mile stretch which has huge hotels that are the replica in both exterior and interiors of famous destinations. To mention as few, Paris Paris - Replica of Eiffel tower, Venetian - The Italian city of Venice, Excalibur - medieval castles and architecture, Mirage - Egypt Pyramid, New York New York - Statue of Liberty and downtown New York.



Some may ask, is Las Vegas not a family destination? The answer is thankfully, yes it is a family destination!. You can still enjoy Las Vegas, even if you have kid(s) - there are so many casinos like circus circus, stratosphere and others which have full fledged rides like corkscrew rides inside the casinos! Mandalay bay hotel & casino in the strip, has artificial beach, golf course, shark reef aquarium. Likewise, every hotel has a few thrill rides or some attractions housed in them. Big shot thriller at Stratosphere, shoots passengers straight up until they are 1,081 feet above the Strip is one of the best that you cannot experience anywhere else in US.



Vegas is also famous for spectacular shows. The famous free shows are dancing fountain show at Bellagio which takes place in front of the Bellagio Casino/Hotel on the strip, every fifteen minutes, volcano eruption at mirage, Fremont street experience show, Treasure island battleship show. This will take place in front of the hotel where public can just stand and watch. These shows repeat every 15 - 30 mins. Apart from these shows there are several other shows such as cirque de soleil, which is a hi-tech spectacle, where you need prior reservations. Though they are a bit expensive, it is worth watching.



Make sure you see the spectacular night view of the Las Vegas city from the stratosphere tower point and Eiffel tower of Paris Paris.



In the evening you can just walk around the strip. Walking on a colorful street surrounded by awesome buildings, people partying with full enthusiasm is really a wonderful experience. During the day you can spend time in the casinos. You can also take a trip to the Hoover dam. The largest dam in America. It is just 1 hour drive from the strip. You can also plan a picnic to Lake Mead which has beautiful scenic views. If you have planned a long vacation, you can also club seeing Grand Canyon. It is one of the seven wonders. It is 4 hrs drives from Vegas.



When ever possible, plan your trip to Vegas, when it is not long weekend. In this way, you will get better deals in the hotels for stay. We went on road trip from San Jose, California to Las Vegas. Total distance is about 525 miles and is a 8 hrs journey!



Here are some tips for safe, hassle free road trip:



1. Plan your drive during the day light



Though, we may lose some vacation time in driving during the day, it is advisable because, it is risky to drive late night with sleep taking over, headlight glare, also you will get better road side assistance during the day time rather at night, incase of any breakdown.



2. Taking a Break



Take break for at least 10 mins in a rest area after 150 miles or so.



3. Adhere to perfect driving



As the drive is through hilly areas with lot of curves and narrow roads, make sure you follow all the driving instructions related to speed, signaling during lane change, etc so that you will not get into any accident.



4. Rent a car



If you own a used car, and your drive is more than 3 or 4 hrs, It is always better to rent a car and drive. In that case, you will get quick roadside assistance through the rental as their network will be faster to act to an emergency.



5. Phone Numbers



Have all the list of emergency numbers of your insurance, friends for immediate help, doctors



6. Gadgets



Make sure you take all your gadgets like Camera, iPod, GPS, Mobile along with their CHARGER.



7. Fueling



On this route, you have to pass through the Mojave Desert. So when you reach Bakersfield, make sure you fill up the car gas fully. Because there are no gas stations on this route and one or two will be there but they charge couple of dollars per gallon more. Also make sure you take enough water bottles when you travel this route.

Answer 67

One of the nicest and breathtaking road trips is to drive up the Pacific Coast Highay on the coast of California. The trip is wonderful between San Luis Obispo and Monterey. The views are incredible. As you drive along the road you look to the left and see the ocean as you've never seen it before. It actually looks purple sometimes. You can park the car and get out and video tape or take pictures. Plus, stopping in Monterey and San Fransisco would be added treats. I've never driven up the coast above San Fran, but I imagine that would be incredible too. Why not take it all the way and go into Oregon. That coast is supposed to be nice too.

Answer 68

To me, a road trip's appeal is in the journey as much as the destination. My favorite road trip is from IL (where I live) to Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons. It never fails to take my breath away. Seeing the varied landscapes across just a few states makes me appreciate how beautiful America really is, in all it's varied landscapes. And standing at the Lower Falls of Yellowstone is a spiritual experience for me. It brings me to tears at the beauty! I believe every American should see Yellowstone.

Answer 69

The best vacation road trip destination is Obudu Cattle range in CRS, Nigeria. The appeal is in both journey and destination.

Answer 70

Go on a road trip destination unknown just go for a drive out of the area and no Driving on the main hwy.secondary roads only. you see when your on the express way your driving some place and i would not be driving any place in-particular and yes the appeal would be the drive,the people you meet and the places you see as if for the first time.

Answer 71

Banff and Jackson, Alberta Canada, some of the most spectacular scenery to be found in the Rocky Mountain chain. Not crowded. Peaceful, serene, majestic. Ahhhhh.....Calgon, take me away!



In this case, it would depend on where you started from, but some of the journey would be fantastic, other parts, bland. I take a variety of vacations, some are all about the journey, some are about the destination. The best have both.

Answer 72

My absolute favorite getaway from it all place would have to be Gatlinburg Tennessee, right in the heart of the Smoky Mountains.The appeal is both in the journey and the destination, You can rent a chalet in the Mountains for a reasonable price, the views are breathtaking, and you are def. away from everything. Yet all of the touristy thing are about a 20 min. drive down the mountain. You can see pics and get info at www.Gatlinburgtn.com check it out!

Answer 73

The drive from Sacramento California up to the Redwoods is gorgeous. I followed the coast, stopped frequently along the way to walk on the beach, have a meal, and check out little shops. Once you get to the Redwoods you can stay in a cabin, rent a tee pee or get pampered at a fancy resort - they have accommodations for all tastes and budgets. Hiking around the redwoods is amazing. The journey AND the destination are equally wonderful.

Answer 74

I would say Grant, Colorado has to be high on my list. If I recall correctly, there is only one road into it from either direction. I lived in Georgetown, CO and the Guanella Pass road leaves G'Town & ends up in Grant from that side. The trip is the appeal since there really is not much in Grant other than some good food. If you leave Grant going the other way you end up in Fairplay if I remember but the scenery is again beautiful and the fishing can be good also from either direction so take some gear.

Answer 75

seats back with "just might need this...") and headed out.



We left Maryland, and headed to Pennsylvannia. A day stop with relatives. We tied the next day to it, stopping in Ohio with the other side of the family. So far, working well, we found an old friend's address in the address book, and made it over to Illinois. That day went well, but the next relatives were in Idaho. So we drove the Lewis and Clark Expedition route (as best possible). We stayed on the edge of Badlands, and did a Helo ride first thing in the morning. Wall Drug, probably a little too short of a stop in at Mount Rushmore, and Devil's tower by twilight.



The next day we made Yellowstone our goal. We luckily got to the park on the 3rd day the road had opened (in JUNE!) and stayed at Old Faithful Lodge.

Answer 76

We left Maryland, and headed to Pennsylvannia. A day stop with relatives. We tied the next day to it, stopping in Ohio with the other side of the family. So far, working well, we found an old friend's address in the address book, and made it over to Illinois. That day went well, but the next relatives were in Idaho. So we drove the Lewis and Clark Expedition route (as best possible). We stayed on the edge of Badlands, and did a Helo ride first thing in the morning. Wall Drug, probably a little too short of a stop in at Mount Rushmore, and Devil's tower by twilight.



The next day we made Yellowstone our goal. We luckily got to the park on the 3rd day the road had opened (in JUNE!) and stayed at Old Faithful Lodge.

Answer 77

d Silverton. There is a little hotel there in Silverton that was a stage stop. I haven't stayed there in about ten years, but it was quaint and pleasant. That area has the scenery and diversions of Breckenridge and Aspen, but not the same snob factor, so I like Summit County better. I could spend an entire summer in Colorado and not spend two nights in the same place, and still have a wonderfult variety of places left to visit the NEXT year!

Answer 78

It's the journey -- mentally and emotionally as well as physically.



My all time favorite road trip was from Kallispell, Montana, to Waterton Park in Alberta, Canada. The Going to the Sun Road in Glacier National Park is the most spectacularly beautiful place I've ever been. Then, resting in the tiny village of Waterton was like heaven.

Answer 79

I live in California, and I have road tripped to Alaska, Florida, Maine, Wisconsin, and South Dakota. The only state I have not been to is South Carolina (we are flying there for a day for Christmas and then up to New York just so we've done all 50). My favorite trips in order were Maine, Florida, South Dakota, Alaska, Wisconsin. We didn't actually spend that much time in Maine, but the trip was just wonderful. We were gone for 25 days and in that time I saw so much of America. The midwest really isn't as bad as everyone makes it out to be, and I love the east coast. The weather was perfect, hardly any humidity. We also went to Niagara Falls, which was beautiful.



So, I have been on a lot of road trips in America, but I think it would be really fun to do one in Europe.

Answer 80

I took a road trip to Montana this summer by myself. I drove from southern California to Polson, Montana to visit a friend. We went throughout northern Montana and went to Glacier National Park, near the Canadian border. The drive was good through Utah getting there, it is mostly flat and you stay on the 15 freeway. Once you get beyond that it starts getting really beautiful through Idaho and Montana. I would have liked to drive more in that area. I came home through Yellowstone Park and Jackson Hole Wyoming. I would try anything in that general area. It is very green, mountainous and beautiful. I think the appeal is in both the journey and the destination.

Answer 81

I just took it in May! We live in Delaware and traveled approx. 3 1/2 hours by car to Stanley, Virginia near the Luray Caverns. Spent a glorious week in the mountains, peaceful and quiet and the people there were so friendly and no horns honking - very patient laid back drivers. The journey was nice but the destination was better

Answer 82

I drove from San Diago (Zoo) CA, on RT 1 all the way up the west coast to San Fransisco. After that we drove to the Big Basin with all the big trees are. We than drove to Yosemite , the best national park. There's The Hurst Castle, The Winchester Haunted House, The most Beautiful beaches in Malibu and on the Big Surf. and don't forget to drop by LA to see the Getty Art Museum. Very widely known for its appeal. Fly Home. I have taken many vacations but this one was incredible.

Answer 83

I live in Lisbon, Portugal, so the best road trip I know is a very short one. And it's the one you take from Lisbon to Sintra through Av. Marginal, Cascais and the N247 (google earth), passing Colares, Galamares, etc. I love it because it has a great landscape, good asphalt and lots of turns and that's great for a biker. And the destination is beautiful. I go there weekly or more. :)



Great question by the way. Very interesting to learn about the answers!

Answer 84

My husband and I go on road trips about every four months, and they are usually spontaneous, he comes home from work we toss stuff into the car and leave. Our favorite was driving the Iowa. Iowa is so beautiful. The cornfields just take you back to when a time life was more simple. We saw the bridges in Madison County in person and they are just gorgeous. One other time we got stuck in the panhandle of Oklahoma during one of the worst ice storms in the state's history. Not much out there, but be got to see some cool stuff like Black Mesa, and even went to Colorado and New Mexico--both were beautiful covered in snow (we had been to those places before, just not in the winter). A road trip is what you make of it. Make it fun and enjoy yourself. Oh, and we almost always camp that adds to the excitement. One time we camped at a Civil War battle field, very cool!

Answer 85

Would have to be Capri for me. This means Le Shuttle from London to Lille, then drive down to Marseille and along the coast roads to Nice, then the corniche round to Italy, and on right down to Naples and the Amalfi coast. I would actually need to backtrack a bit to go as far as Amalfi, then come back to Sorrento to get the ferry to Capri. And actually there's a 'no strange cars' rule on Capri as it's small, beautiful and congested, so I'd be leaving the car at Sorrento.



The appeal would be the second half of the journey, I love the Med, and the destination. Capri is idyllic.

Answer 86

It doesn't matter if you're on the interstates or off the beaten path in any of the states they run through, driving through the mountains (and hopefully stopping off to do a little camping to truly enjoy "nature's majesties" in full) is just best experience ever! There's always something new to see around every corner. They make the journey and the destination all equally worth it.

Answer 87

It all depends are where you live and what you enjoy doing. I find a drive around Lake Michigan enjoyable. You have the big cities of Milwaukee and Chicago, Door County, the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, Mackinac Island with its outstanding bridge, Grand Traverse Bay, and choices of the route back south. You can take side trips. For example, you can go to Grand Rapids to see the Gerald Ford Museum. You can visit the campuses of Michigan State University and/or Ann Arbor to see the U. of Mich. There are festivals everywhere from March through Oct. Great food and reasonably priced accommodations are available as well.

Answer 88

The Blue Ridge Parkway and the Great Smokey Mountains of North Carolina is the most beautiful scenery in America in the middle of October. The appeal is the leasurely drive for Cherokee to the Virginia border.

Answer 89

The best roadtrip destination is NO DESTINATION!!!!!!!! Period

You might think I'm full of B.S. But I've proved it many times. try leaving your I'd and Credit cards at home and throwing the rest of your wallet out the window in some random place. Thats when it really gets fun. I lost my wallet in Oregon and had the best time of my life. I slept on the beach that the pirate ship floats out of in the movie goonies. I slept in a tattoo shop. I ended up staying several days in tis girls beach house even after getting money wired to me. You'll find that there is some really cool people out there you never would have met. Just Try it!!! Take ten bucks to eat with and give yourself at least two days before haveing somebody send you money.

Answer 90

I prefer the "journey to the center of the house" trip after a long day at work. The drive there isn't too bad and once I arrive at this grand subterranean destination I kick back, relax and get away from it ALL!

Answer 91

Mackinaw City and Mackinaw Island in Michigan. It's a long-time favorite of mine. Having lived in Michigan most of my life, we made annual pilgrimages to my grandparents' home in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. On the way, we would always stop at Sea Shell City (a very touristy, but really cool shop in Indian River), and once we reached Mackinaw City, and I saw that divided main street of town, lined with little gift shops, fudge shops (where you can watch fudge and other treats being made by hand daily), restaurants (pasties and whitefish!) and ending at the water's edge, where you can see the Mighty Mackinac Bridge....oh, heaven!



We always packed a picnic lunch and went to the local park, which is right on the water, with a view of the bridge, seagulls to feed, a sandy beach with quarter-operated binoculars to view the beautiful Mackinaw Island and bridge, and is home to the Old Mackinac Point Lighthouse (which, sadly, is fenced off and charges admission to get in - used to be free). On the beach you can hunt for rocks with fossils in them - maybe you'll even find the state stone - a Petoskey Stone. Driftwood abounds - maybe it's a piece of a long-ago wrecked ship that has washed ashore?



Done all you can in the city? Hop on a ferry (there are several ferry lines in town) and journey across the water to Mackinaw Island. Bring your walking shoes and some cash - the island does not allow cars, and is a little on the pricey side. You can rent a bicycle, ride horseback, or ride in a horse & carriage around the island and learn of it's incredible history. There is a military fort on the island (and in the city on the mainland) to explore, with guided tours. During one of these tours when I was young, our family noticed a familiar surname on a headstone in the fort - after much research, it was discovered that we were related! Pretty cool! The island is home to the Grand Hotel, which at one time boasted the longest porch in the world. I'm sure another porch has been built that has surpassed it now, but none will surpass it for beauty! You used to be able to pay to walk on the porch, take pictures, etc. - but I think they've stopped that now. It's an incredible hotel, with extensive gardens. A movie has been filmed there and in other locations on the island - Somewhere in Time - starring the late Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour. It was the only time in history that cars were allowed on the island.



All in all, a fantastic place to visit - come back year after year!

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The appeal is in both the journey and the destination. We like to go to the mountains and go camping. One campground we enjoy is called The Dalles campground. It's not too far from where we live now; maybe half an hour.

It's beautiful with the tall trees and the river rushing by. We've stayed there several times over the years; one time we stayed there 5 days!

We love it and it's so close yet so far away! Lol.

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The best road trip for me is and always will be the the 2 1/2 hour road trip from Lake City, Florida to Flagler Beach, Florida. There are several interesting things about the trip. First off, Hwy 100 is the only road that I am aware of in north central Florida that starts in a town 112 miles away and ends at the beach, literally. Other words, when you get to the end of Hwy 100, you have a choice to turn right or left onto A1A...or go straight and fall off into the ocean! What a beautiful view and with all the anticipation when one crosses over the inter coastal waterway bridge, then to see the roof tops of all the homes and the ocean on the way down the other side. At that point you know you are at the beach! It's totally a combination of appeal, excitement of the trip plus the final destination of where you are going.

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National Park in Montana is a must see. For the journey, get on the Blue Ridge Parkway (runs between Virginia and North Carolina) and make as many stops as you have time for. This highway was built for road trips, so travelers could enjoy the spectacular scenery.

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The Pacific Coast Hwy from California to Washington is pretty incredible. And not to mention the drive to Key West is a fun drive that also provides a very fun and beautiful destination. The drive through northern MN to Thunder Bay is pretty neat too.

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Monteray, Santa Cruz, Soquel, and more. The best road trip by far is along the CA coast either in the Bay Area, or in Southern California among Hollywood, Bev Hills, etc.!

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KJOY had the right idea, although I personally enjoy driving up and down I-95 on trips between New York and Florida. In spite of the persistent construction(such as in Georgia) and random areas where you're required to slow down(Lumberton, and other cities in North Carolina), the scenery, sites, and vehicles along or near the east coast will never cease to amaze you. Unfortunately, many of the trucks along the coast no longer have as many colorful running lights as they used to, but they've still got other features to make them stand out.



And for me, the journey is equally as appealing as the journey, even with hardships and disappointments such as unfinished highways like the rerouting of I-95 along the DC Beltway and the Trenton Gap.

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Appalachian Trail.....It is the most beautiful of country. The appeal is in the journey, but any town (filled with the most friendly of folk) could be named as a destination. Check out the New River on the way, it is the oldest river in America (second oldest in the world) and the only river that flows north, rent a canoe, you with think you are Hiawatha, gone back in time.

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if u want to get away from it all than the best thing to do is pack everything u think u might need and pick a direction and drive. after driving a couple hours take a look at a map and see whats close to u and go from there. Than its a surprise and a great story. I did this one time and we had a blast, we were going through a stressful time so we just jumped in the car and drove, we went to a zoo, repelling and camping. It was great. My uncle did the same thing when he bought his new truck, asked his ids to go for a drive and when they woke up they were in new york, they said it was the best vacation.good luck and have fun.

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Utah is by far the most beautiful place to go see the National Parks. Bryce Canyon is my personal favorite. Zion is a beautiful drive-thru. Little Wild Horse Canyon makes for a nice hike, and is approved for kids 5 on up. The Hoodoos are fun to climb all over in Goblin Valley. The appeal is mixed well in Utah. Even when you are "not there yet', the views are spectacular! Just make sure to have a professional digital camera and extra battery back-up and extra cards, because you will take lots of fabulous pictures! You will have to have a pic taken in the huge arch of Arches National Park. The views looking out over Canyonlands are spectacular! Bring the bug spray to Capitol Reef. The view is worth fighting off the bugs. The kids will enjoy Dinosaur National Monument, if they have any interest in finding dino bones. Utah is worth a yearly trip. There is more to see and enjoy, so check out the links below. Have fun!

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Hey Boss, on a road trip the destination is irrelevant. It is the journey that is fun. I would say east to west across the United States. Or Mid- Canada to Mid- Mexico.

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North

Nebraska





East West

Grand Canyon Virginia



South

Texas

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I live in Houston, Texas and my favorite place to get away to is Austin, Texas. The summer is my favorite time to go. There is so much to do outdoors, from Barton Springs, Hamilton Pool, to seeing the bats under Congress bridge. And the best part hanging is out on Lake Austin and Lake Travis. We always try to stop by The Oasis to eat and see the sun set on Lake Travis Its just beautiful. And for breakfast I love Las Manitas, its a little hole in the wall on congress between 2nd & 3rd street downtown. Best breakfast tacos i've ever had!! So I would say the appeal is definitely in the destination. Its kind of a boring drive unless its in late march when you can see the bluebonnets.

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Great question. My husband and I traveled from Maryland to Tennessee. We thouroughly enjoyed the scenery along the way and the shopping was great. I love to stop off and shop. And, there are so many things to do in Tennessee, and the food is great. For me, the appeal was in both, the journey and the destination. Problem with me is, I live out of a suitcase. And, I never want to go home. Yes, I'm a certified road runner.

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My all-time favorite road trip was driving around Scotland for 3 weeks - from Glasgow down through the Borders, up to Edinburgh and St. Andrews, through the Highlands, the islands of Skye and Mull, on to Argyll, and back to Glasgow. Great trip.

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I love Disneyland in Orlando.



Driving through the South is kind of adventurous.



Um, driving out to South Dakota and the Black Hills is cool.



Vermont is a pretty interesting state, along with California. They are both very different. California has a ton of sports cars, way more than I imagine any other state does. Vermont is deliberately very anti-commercial. Driving though there is unlike any other state, I wonder if a lot of Revolutionary War movies are filmed there.

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There are so many of them in this country! Every city every state has something different! I make it a goal to visit at least one or two cities a year! The journey is always great especially if your with family or great friends! My favorites so far would have to las vegas, That is a city everyone must see even if you don't gamble! Another Great place to go is Niagara falls- Canadian side! It is Breathtaking! Of course going back home to columbus OH where I grew up and to see my family and friends deff love that one!!!

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Hello. You don't say where you will begin your journey so I will assume you will be starting from somewhere in the U.S.. I agree with several of the other responses that Hwy.1 along the coast of California from Monterey all the way up to San Francisco and even beyond is breathtaking beyond words. Just make sure it won't be foggy or you won't see anything. My second choice would be to drive the East Coast from St. Augustine, FL (the oldest city in the US) to Charleston, SC. Be sure to explore the Spanish Fort in St. Augustine and also Fort Mantansa. As you make your way north, stop in St. Mary's and take the ferry to Cumberland Island, previously the homeplace of the tycoon, Thomas Carnegie. There are wild horses and loggerhead turtles come here to lay their eggs in early summer. You can also find fossilized sharks teeth along the shore. As you head of the coast, be sure to enjoy the many family owned seafood restaurants along the way. (One of my favorite is Barbara Jean's on St. Simon's Island.) Savannah is a must see, too before reaching Charleston. Much to see and do in a very relaxed and laid back atmosphere. Because of the heat in the summer I recommend going in May or late September if possible. Enjoy....

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For me it's the live music in Austin, TX. Then I'll venture down to New Braunsfels and float down the Guadalupe with a group of friends, maybe get a camp site and chill. I also like Garner State Park and the Frio River. Really that's my driving destination from where I live, but anything in the nature.

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I live in upper Wasington State, my family tries to make it to Ocean Shores, WA or Lincoln City, OR (Near Cannon beach, but Lincoln City is much better, right one the beach).



Lincoln City is the best place ever, it's quaint yet there are tons of nice people, and a outlet mall up the road, the appeal, It's so calming, laid back, there is no stresses about anything, even eating out isn't all that stressful.

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We did a cross country drive and took our time! We sometimes took smaller roads and picked out fun places to see on the way! We chose baseball games and bridges to find!!! What fun we had!



We also had the best time meandering through New England into Canada and started across...and there's always the whole of California top to bottom! Short or long trip, it has such memories for us!



We even gave our son a cross country trip for his graduation gift with our van and his best friend! He says "road trip" everytime he gets in our car!

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I would reccomend:

1. Mt. Rushmore, maybe not to get away from it all, but the history and the scenery are fantastic. Hint--go for the 4th of July fireworks. You ain't seen fireworks till you see these.

2. Newfoundland, for the scenery and to get away from it all. Also, the journey is special. All the way up I95 and US1 to Calais, ME then travel across New Brunswick, CA and Nova Scotia, CA. In North Sydney, NS you will get on the huge commercial ferry for a 6 or more hour ferry ride to Newfound

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Victoria BC, Buchart Gardens, fine dining, whale watching, museums

Maryhill Museum is a fun destination after a drive up the Columbia Gorge. The Redwood Forest, Crater Lake, the National Parks -especially in Utah...(heavy sigh, no vacation for me for awhile,,,)

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If I was to take a road trip it would be to Uniontown, Pa and then 1 stop in Adah, Pa. The area is a rich resource for hunting, scenery and country living. Enjoy many Amish talents and Soul Food from the African-American residence. Great location for food network.. Home of Nemicolin Woodlands.

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If you've got time on your hands and an adventurous streak (or some cash and time to kill) I'd strongly suggest following the route of Jack Kerouac in "On The Road".

You may not like his creed or ideas, but you have to admire his adventurism & freedom. Put it this way, even if you only make it into the next state and give up, you can always say you followed his footsteps (or tire tracks) - they'll instantly peg you as a intellectual who must have been there (the 60s) and have known him!t

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My husband and I took my son (after living together 12 years got married in Las Vegas first) took the best road trip during last spring break (2007) to see a few of our country's National Parks. Left from Vegas and Red Rock Canyon and drove to Zion National Park, then to Bryce Canyon then North to Arches then all the way south to Arizona and Grand Canyon.



I have dubbed the Desert Pearl Inn close to Zion as my home away from home. The journey/adventure was as exciting as the destination/s. The economic or world crisis have not altered the visual beauty and amazement of these spectacular places. Yet.

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I think the best road trip would be down the Blue Ridge Parkway. The appeal is in the journey and the destination, if you start at Skyline Drive in Virginia and make your way all the way down through North Carolina, Tennessee and into Georgia. The best time of year is the fall so you can see all of the beautiful Fall Foliage and experience the true meaning of beauty.

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Definitely Colorado is the place to go. Get a cabin in the mountains and just relax. It is beautiful there! The Durango, Ouray, Colorado Springs areas are all nice places to visit. You can just sightsee or go to different places around the area. The cog railway up to Pikes Peak is interesting also. Have a great trip.

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i think that you would love the Jersey Shore even more specific, Lavallette NJ. it has a beach a bay and lots of fun activities. next town over is seaside and in seaside there is amusement and water parks.There are lots of mini golf courses in the area. located in town there is a place called "the Music Man" it is a singing ice cream place where you enjoy eating ice cream while they sing and also may embarrasses you by making you sing or do something that is funny. If you've seen the movie "Back to the Jersey Shore" you kind of get the idea of the town! it is the best town and everyone is so nice i highly recommend Lavallette in the summer or whenever time it is warm.

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Frederick Maryland!



This is a picturesque town is only about 45 minutes from DC and Baltimore (both of which you should try to see while on your way). Frederick is very into the Arts, it offers many museums and theaters in the Historic Downtown area. A very cool feature you will want to check out is the Community Bridge. It is covered in realistic murals and the paintings look 3D! { go tohttp://bridge.skyline.net/history/ to find out more } Also in Downtown you will find quaint shoppes and restaurants. Visit Pizza and Pretzel Creations to try a great variation of pizza (with pretzel dough--its DELICIOUS!).Then go to the Coffee Table and order a vanilla frescante. Try to visit on the First Saturday of each month, because all the stores do something special like hand out food/drinks. There are also activities for children too. This city is steeped in history too, Francis Scott Key (author of our national anthem) is buried here. There are so many historical sites I cant even begin to list. Or maybe you just want to have a picnic in the beautiful Baker Park under a willow tree. Please check this place out!!

Tourism site: http://www.fredericktourism.org/

Have Fun!!

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highway 1 south, down the coast of Big Sur in California (between Monterey and Santa Barbara). it is a long and slow windy road, hugging the cliffs with views of the ocean the entire way and stops at many small B & Bs, camp grounds, national parks and beaches. the views are stunning, the beaches are private and the overnight stops are quaint and rustic.



if you are not up for an overnight along the way, you can make the drive from Carmel/Monterey California to Santa Barbara in about 6 hours...and stay at a 5 star resort at both ends of the drive.

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Northern California in the Redwoods. One of the most beautiful place in the country (UP of Michigan is the best). The journey is phenomenal and the destination is awe inspiring and very spiritual.

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I love a drive through the desert. I used to live in the Phoenix area and I'd drive from there to Las Vegas a couple times. It's a beautiful drive, through the desert, across the Hoover Dam....seeing the lights of Casino's suddenly appearing and lighting up the desrt sky. Then, of course Vegas itself is very unique, it's like visiting several countries and time periods at once! I think it's great to arrive at your destination and know you've made it, but getting there is half the fun!

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If we can go by motorcycle, my favorite place to go is Lake George NY via NH and Vermont secondary roads. The appeal is both the journey and the destination. State route 100 in Vermont is one of the better motorcycle roads in the US. The Adirondacks are one of the best kept secrets in the US.

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If you like the coast but don't like the standard commercialism try Jekyll or St. Simons Islands in Georgia. Even around New Years the weather is passable and the people are great. And, as long as you are there, drive up to Savannah for fabulous history, not to mention food.

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California's Pacific Coast Highway

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I have really enjoyed cross country, i live on the east coast and once traveled the norhtern border to mt rushmore, then S to Estes national park in colorado. The site of the Rockies was breathtaking. heading into estes we passed "the overlook hotel". the site where the shining was filmed. I also really enjoy traveling to Gettysburg PA and walking the Tour road, you can drive through the 26 miles or, walk, horseback, or ride bike. Pickett's Charge is amazing!!! If you like history, there is no place like Gettysburg! You literally drive thru history!

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New Mexico is very fun and when the moon is just right and glimmering you can see it in the water as the water sparkles in the moonlight.Mexico is a great experience if you are in the right place (near any beach) you will experience the culture,food,dance,voice,and sound.There are many clubs in town and restaurants so just make sure you get a large burrito trust me you'll want tons more you just need make sure you know how to say some things in spanish.

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Though I haven't driven there (I used to fly private charters) I have met friends that have driven there and I have driven up and down 95 at some of the various stops that people can chose:

Key West



It's a wonderful little location even though it has become a little overly commercialized.



Another place I love, that is a nice road trip, is Oak Island, NC.

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The gorgeous National Parks! Our favorite is a loop that includes (Utah) Zion, Bryce, Capitol Reef, Canyonlands and Arches; (Ariz.) Grand Canyon; and (Colorado) Mesa Verde. These can be done in a loop or may be taken a few in one trip and the balance in another. Don't forget to drive through Monument Valley and have a Navajo taco on the reservation.



Of these, my favorite is Bryce, my husband's is Zion and we both love Capitol Reef, Arches and Mesa Verde.



Our only mistake was seeing Grand Canyon after Zion and Bryce--it paled by comparison.

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vacation does not end in car, or a road trip. to make the most successful trip, you will have to choose a very different variety of transportation. it can be best done by traveling in boats, which make sense that you are not experiencing the same environment as you always feel in the car. should be a very different from what we all do everyday in life, vacation also needs a far away place, which we had known but haven't being there.

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Albania through tunnel into France, through the fab swiss tunnels along the coast of Italy to bari get an 11 hour ferry with cabin so as to sleep to Albania to step back in time in Dawes there are lots of hotels but along the coast to Devjake where you drive onto the beach to me this holiday was one of a lifetime we spent nearly 3 weeks exploring this fab country in a large jeep from beaches to mountain tops where time has stood still not many speak English that is the only drawback we had a good interperator.

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The finger lakes! Its a quiet wonderful place to be. Enough people to make to friends and its not crowded. It really is relaxing and awesome. Visiting the shops where they show how to make wine surrounding the lakes is really cool and a new experience. You can even rent a boat with a little apartment inside and sleep over the lake. The destination is best part of the trip! If you haven't been their you should sometime.

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Start in Salt Lake City, drive Highway 89 through such beauty as Logan Canyon, Bear Lake, and Star Valley Wyoming. The road then takes you to Jackson Hole, and through my favorite place in the world, Grand Teton National Park. The road cuts through the middle of the Park, so you see all of it. You then head through the 20 mile streach of road that lies between Grand Teton and Yellowstone. Then Yellowstone and all it's majesty. There are so many unique small towns and beautiful lodges the whole way up.

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Mmmm! Wow ! So many places. Though Iam not familiar with the West. But Grand Canyon is nice …for what I hear. Toronto is nice. Northeast …Niagara Falls and N.Y. (Big Apple). Midwest ..is suppose Wisconsin Dells (though there is more to life than this place …is a tourist trap). Chicago for a day is much better. Though Porcupine Mtns ..in Upper Michigan is nice too. Southeast …spend some time with Mickey in Tampa. ATL is awesome or Savannah, GA (streets are more than 200 years old). Outer Banks, Kitty Hawk (coast) or Chimney Rock, Biltmore House all in N.C. Williamsburg, VA …see how they lived 300 years ago ..a living museum (literally). And my favorite …try seeing all the Smithsonian museums in D.C in one day (no one has).



Good luck.

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Good question. Is it in the journey or destination? I would say its both. My friend and I took a road trip from Philadelphia, PA to Maine. The trip was a trip of visual and audio delight. The cities, the small towns, the people, the architecture the coast, the sampling of different flavors and sounds was an expierience I will never forget.

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Everyone else seems to be going somewhere relaxing, somewhere beautiful, somewhere that has something beautiful to look at. But whenever I want to "get away from everything", the best thing that I can do is not sit around and "relax", I like to get out and have fun!



The best place that I have been to for a vacation is Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg, Tennessee. The spot has a lot of attractions to entertain myself and kids. There's always something to do; no time to sit around and waste a week by "relaxing". And probably the best part of Tennessee is the people. Most of them are some of the nicest people that you will ever meet.

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Highway 101, the northern trip clear into Washington State and British Columbia is breathtaking! The entire journey is one of beauty and many sites in between.



The beautiful California coast, Big Sur, the giant redwoods, and more, more, more!



Then 400 miles of the spectacular Oregon coastline, breathtaking!



The Washington State coast is amazing as well, take a side trip on Highway 11 and visit Puget Sound, beautiful!



Then it's north to British Columbia, by then your so taken by the scenic sites of our beautiful country, you'll want to continue on to the ultimate destination...Alaska, still the last frontier and home of magnificent wildlife!



See you on the road Jim!

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The appeal is always both the journey and the destination. If we don't enjoy the journey we miss a great part of life - the simple pleasure of living. All we ever really have is the here and now, so it is important to enjoy the journey. The journey is the present, and that is all we ever really have.



One of my most recent "big" road trips was to Carlsbad Caverns. They should be one of the wonders of the world. They are amazing to see, and actually quite humbling. Nature can create much more fantastic sights than anything manmade.



But that's not where I go to get away from it all because it is too far away. To get away from it all I drive to the ocean. Watching the power of the sea makes one realize how insignificant we really are in the overall scheme of things.

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I can't limit my answer to just one destination.



My ideal short road trip is to Chincoteague, VA. It's about 3 1/2 hours from home, and it's a great place to get away from it all.



My ideal one-week vacation road trip is Tampa, Fl. It's about a 19 hour drive, but I get to see my sister and we're not too far away from the attractions in Orlando.



However, if I had all the time in the world, my ideal road trip would be a coast-to-coast drive, stopping along the way wherever I see something of interest. For me, it's more about the journey than the destination. Our country is beautiful, and I'd love to be able to take the time to see everything along the way.

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We live on the Northern California Coast...we love to drive up it & stop by all the campgrounds. There are many beautiful areas that put you both right by the ocean or beautful mountains right behind. One area is called Fern Cayon in Orick California where you can hike from the campground over the hill to the ocean. Also Elk run free around there...it is truly spectacular!

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Hey Jim,

We are from MS and when we want to get away for a week(usually in the fall) we go to the Great Smokey Mountains In TN. We usually rent a chalet way up in the mountains. The scenery is fabulous and breath taking. Then we go to Gatlinburg and shop, eat and take in the sites. We love to go to OberGatlinbrug and ski or ice skate. Of course we go to Dolly wood and to the Dixie Stampede. We usually pull our Harley behind us and take it out for a spin before we leave. Just an awesome vacation for two old folks who enjoy the out doors and the clean mountain air.

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The Hocking Hills in Ohio. It is just over 2 hours from our house. They have great hiking down there with Old Man's Cave, Ash Cave and other attractions for nature lovers. There are numerous secluded cabins to rent and nothing but peace and tranquility all around. Almost all cabins have hot tubs and it is just so relaxing any time of year. Fall is the best! It is my "happy place"!

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the best drive is from austin texas to tucson arizona, the drive is straight and great. Lots of little towns and some bigger ones, in Texas you can start in the great city of Austin then to Crockett, Iran Ft Stockton, and of course you can't pass the McDonald's Observatory and Bend National Park. Then on to El Paso and the surrounding areas. Then on to New Mexico Deming, Las Cruces and on to Tucson, but don't forget to stop at the smaller towns on I-10 Benson, Bissbee Wilcox and the fantastic Tombstone and then Tucson, hope this helps

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Since I am in Texas and it takes soooooo long to get out of Texas I would say the appeal would be in the destination not in the journey. I love to go to the coast...driving to Luisianna...driving at the Florida coast is awesome as well.

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Huntsville, Ontario, Canada



It's beautiful. Huntsville, Ontario, Canada



It's where my cottage is, I get there by car with my family, it takes about 2 hours from where we live, however it's worth it all. As soon as school finishes i go there, i enjoy life their, the nature scenes are breathtaking, the lake where we Seadoo/boat/swim/canoe is like ink, its so calm in the summer and in the winter we skidoo and snow shoe. There's so much to do with every single season, the leaves in the spring start budding and the leaves in fall are tainted with reds, yellows and orange. The appeal would definitely be the destination, as beautiful as it is to pass those cities before we hit Muskoka. My parents go there especially to get away from the city, to avoid stress, and they actually feel better when they go there.

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The Black Hills of South Dakota are beautiful! You can go all the way from Crazy Horse Monument, past Mount Rushmore where the mama and baby mountain goats like to hang out right by the road, and drive up Hwy 385, bypassing Rapid City. You'll also pass by beautiful Lake Pactola until you get to Deadwood! Deadwood is a blast. It looks like a movie-prop town of the wild west. You can gamble, stay in historic hotels, or keep on going up to Devil's Tower--a "wicked" land monument that looks otherworldly.

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Cape Cod. It's about 4 hours from Vermont. I love the ocean and being on the national seashore. If you go off season you can find beaches where you can be alone even for a little bit. The ocean reminds me that life will go on and how small we really are. If I need a quick get away I go to Stowe, which is only about 45 minuets away. The sound of the stream by the bike path or looking at the mountain is very relaxing.

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If you are going to go anywhere go to Chicago. There are so many amazing things there. There is the Shedd Aquarium the largest one in the world, the Arts Museum with amzing art you would never believe. There is an amazing park Millenium Park with amazing art that will make your eyes pop out it is so fun. It also has many amazing resteraunts. There are amazing sky scrapers. You can also catch some sporting events including the Cubs, White Sox, Bulls, Bear

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I live in the midwest, so any where the's a Great Lake, specifically Chicago, Door County (WI) or the North Shore of Minnesota (Lake Superior). Chicago offers so much to do and see, plus the bonus of the lake right there. If your looking for peace and quiet, head north to Minnesota. It's the closest I've ever been to heaven! Door County is somewhere in between...not as urban as Chicago, but not at remote as the North Shore.

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Assateague Island, VA. It's a long road trip for us, since we live in Vermont, but it s a beautiful place. We went there a few years back with our two kids and went to the beach every day, hiked along the nature trail, saw bald eagles, dolphins, and wild ponies. The locals in Chincoteague were kind and generous despite being over run with tourists most of the year. All in all, one of the best vacations EVER!

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Charleston, SC - definitely worth the drive. Been there 10 times or so, and still find sooooo much to do and see. Caveat - stay away in July/August, unless you really like heat and humidity.



This is definitely the appeal of the destination. Drive we take is mostly interstate, but there are some definite scenic spots along the drive.

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I have had the luxury of being able to fly and drive and go by bus and train all over N America. To this day my two favorites, for beauty and ease, are Calif to Utah and vice versa, Utah is full of natural wonders from a salt flat desert to alpine forest with snow on the mts in July. Utah to Yellowstone, the Sierras to Utah and Grand Canyon to Utah. Utah is home to some of the most protected lands and most national parks. Food and gas are always reasonable, with rooms and camping spaces good. Safe and clean. The ultimate road trips imo.

I do it every year. Oh the pacifc coast highway from LA to Santa Cruz.

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For me, the ideal vacation destination is a foreign place (by "foreign" I mean a place that I have never been to, not necessarily out of the country) that is captivating, and also one that will provide lasting memories. Sure, Washington D.C. is wonderful the first few times, but after a few hundred trips, it becomes "old hat". This applies to the journey as well as the destination, because traveling down the same 'ol roads loses its appeal after 'x' amount of times.

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Also, I plan to part company with the boys -- Mickey D, Popeye, Papa John, and yes even the Burger King. I know how to eat right, and this year, I am really going to make better food choices including less sugar and more Splenda containing products. In the past, I have found that planning ahead for my meals and especially not bringing the snacks home at all help me to help me.

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For an armchair roadtrip, watch Long Way Round or Long Way Down, motorcycle trips with Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman.

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From Talahina, Oklahoma to Mena, Arkansas. Known as the Talamena Drive. It's actually quite beautiful in the fall when the leaves start to turn. Clayton, Oklahoma is a nice town also if you have the time to drive there, especially right before dusk.

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Ocean City Maryland

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In California it is awesome to start out on the coast at Morro Bay and go up the coast through San Simeon, Big Sur, Carmel, and up to Monterey. It's absolutely beautiful most of the way the highway goes on the beach or on the cliffs above the Pacific. And yes, the journey is half the fun.

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Manchester, TN to go to Bonnaroo in June :)



The appeal is both the journey and the destination. The 10 - 12 hour road trip is bearable because of the anticipation of going to Bonnaroo and experiencing the festival.



And the destination is just unbelievable. In June, during Bonnaroo, Manchester becomes Tennessee's third largest city.

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I love driving from near Canada to Mexico. I don't like tons of tourist attractions because 90% of them are very boring and usually overpriced.



I like to stop in Las Vegas and head to Cabo San Lucas. It's a grueling drive but when you get there, it's all worth it. The drive back is bad because the closer you get, the more sad you become. Vacation is over.

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Why limit it to a car? The best trip I have taken was cross country on motorcycles, stopping at all the little towns in between. One of the best stops was Sedona, Arizona. The sight seeing was amazing, and the Pink Jeep tours were incredible.

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any place out in nature generally by water and away from the hustle bustle and the people and its all about both the journey and the destination. its all the the moment and being here now and enjoying ALL life has to offer

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I went on a road trip through New Mexico through Colorado. Beautiful country, the mountains were so beautiful, the air was clean, and absolutely no one around. At night I could see all the stars and the milky-way, I wish I could go back!! Its through highway 25

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I would just pick a place on the map I haven't seen yet.

The journey followed by the experiences both getting there and experiences once you stop at the final destination.

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I would take a trip to West Virginia. Since I live there, it's got a beautiful view of the mountains and it's a great winter getaway for snowboarders. The view of all the trees and leaves in the fall is just amazing. It's not too awful big in size, but where I'm at, we have a LOT of tourist attractions.

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I live in Minnesota, in the summer there is no place on earth like Boundary Waters Canoe Area. It is in the North East part of the state. Canadian Border.It is serene, spend 1-2 weeks up there and you will think its heaven on earth. Winter is a whole different story.

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Grand Haven or Ludington, Michigan. They're the most beautiful, clean, quiet little towns. I've always wanted to move there. You can see Lake Michigan. Stay at Nader's Motel. It's cute and about 3 min walking distance to the beach. It's amazing.

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Scratch the car part, I definitely prefer being on two wheels.

As for destination: Las Vegas is pretty far up on my list, I even used to live there. Always good to go to a place that's not all kiddie-centric.



Rocky Point, Sonora is also nice, though :-)

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You have to fly first, but the road to Hana in Maui Hawaii is the best. In California, the drive through Death Valley in the winter after a rain. My next trip is the Grand Escalante (staircase) in Utah.

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Having been fortunate to visit 42 of our beautiful 50 states...SO FAR..I would have to say the most gorgeous place I've driven and visited would be Big Sur on the Pacific Coast.

I could drive highway 1 back and forth for the rest of my life :)

brings back many memories and good times.

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I like Branson, Mo. Although flying there is faster, I enjoy the drive. Besides, being disabled, getting through airport security is too difficult. But I like driving anyway. Branson has everything. I usually stay at The Wilderness in Silver Dollar City.

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Heh, I live in the destination and every road trip is a journey. Just pick a direction and drive!! Living in Arizona is awesome.



Okay, so the interstate between Phoenix and Tucson is gawdawful boring.

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Hands down the best place to visit is New York City. The first thing you do when you arrive is ditch the car and regain your freedom. If you really want to save money. Park the car in Jersey and take the rail into Manhattan. For the first time in your life you might experience the priceless beauty of freedom.

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Another amazing place to visit is to continue from Memphis down to Jackson, Mississippi -- while Memphis is the destination, Jackson is the journey. I've never seen anything more beautiful in my life.

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So for me .. to go on these visits is EVERYTHING .. and I take my time to drive each way. I stop at sites that I want and record the trip via my SLR Cameras and jottings .. my memories (sadly -- there may not be a next generation to enjoy these observations or even care).



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My favorite is to take my son (5) on a ride to a park or playground which we haven't explored yet. It gives me some special time with my son, we can unwind from the week and then create a special memory. Sometimes we go back to the same park if it was especially good, but usually we are content to just discover.

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Route 66

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California

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Green Bay Wisconsin

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For me it's the Pocono's in Pa. The drive is calm and peace full. It's not that far (less then 3 hours). Fall is a beautiful time of year as off the leaves change colors. Summer is fun as we spend lots of time boating on Lake Wallenpaupack.

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North Carolina's Outer Banks.

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Washington

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I'm in the DFW area of Texas so my road trips are always around our great state, since we can go in any direction and see a completely different type of land mass.



The best trip we've taken is through the Hill Country, from here, to Marble Falls. If you EVER go there, you HAVE to enjoy some iced tea and a slice of pie from Blue Bonnet Cafe!

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My favorite get-a -way is the drive from Los Angeles to San Francisco. Once in San Francisco a drive in the city for beautiful views of the ocean and other picturesque views. For another trip, I especially love the Phoenix/Scottsdale area and the drive through Sedona. Sedona is SO beautiful. Also, the drive from St. Louis, Missouri to Atlanta, Georgia for beautiful scenery.



I have been on many Americana road trips and depending on the location, many influences can be seen such as, French, Dutch, Italian, Spanish, etc. It is a learning and cultural experience right here in the good old USA.

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The journey is AS important as the destination - and in some cases more fun - but for me, a road trip up the coast of California to Big Sur or Mendocino is amazing. If you have more time, road tripping to some of the National Parks out West is worth the drive and the time. Glacier National Park in Montana is one of the most amazing places I've ever seen.

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So for me .. to go on these visits is EVERYTHING .. and I take my time to drive each way. I stop at sites that I want and record the trip via my SLR Cameras and jottings .. my memories (sadly -- there may not be a next generation to enjoy these observations or even care).

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Mackinac City, Michigan

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Las Vegas

Los Angeles

Hollywood

Answer 190

Going on a road trip from The middle East to United states through india,Russia, and Canada would make the best road trip for me! i have always thought of it. This is a dream to be! needs a couple of years, specialy equipment. :)

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I guess it would depend on where you live.



My favorite road trip memory was driving from Oklahoma to Washington D.C. - We hit all the major attractions along the way. Graceland was really cool and so was the Grand Ole Opry. When we finally arrived in Washington D.C. it was non-stop. The Smithsonian - Lincoln Memorial - Mt. Vernon - The White House - and so many more!!

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I saw a program on tv last night about Route

thirty in Pennsylvania that looked really inter-

esting. A small, well kept road, sorta like the

old Route 66. It has little small cafes and shops

all along the way, real old unusual bridges and

waterfalls, old-time dollar stores and beautiful

scenery. That looked like a great vacation road

to me. I'd like to take it myself.

Answer 193

I think the best place for a roadtrip would be a long one through the west of the United States! Go see the grand canyon, mount rushmore, yosemite park, all the national parks and monuments in the west! Hope I helped, thx, Kelsey

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I live in the Detroit area and I love to drive to Marquette in the UP in the Summer. Crossing the Mackinac Bridge and entering the UP is beautiful. You get to drive along either Lake Michigan or Lake Superior (depending which route you take) and it is still mostly nature interspersed with small towns.

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California...

Road Trip is great from Sonoma to San Diego. Passing by Napa, San Francisco, Monterrey, Carmel, Santa Mónica, Los Angeles, to San Diego, add Yosemite Park. It´s a destination plenty of everything: dining, shopping, cutural, historic, adventure,golf, fun, luxury, beaches, nature, wine...

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I love to travel and before I went into college I drove my car across 48 US States from June to September. Hilton Head Island, SC and Gulf Shores, AL as well as Phoenix, AZ and New Orleans, LA are amongst my favorites.

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I live in western NY and I would have to say either up to Maine or just anywhere along the east coast in general. Atlantic City? always a good choice. Cleveland isnt bad if you want to go west.

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I know this may be corny but traveling on Route 66 is so much fun. There are so many interesting places to visit along the way.



If you saw the Pixar movie Cars. It has real places along the route in the movie.

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Yellowstone

or Yosemite



Go hug a TREE!



and remember

Mother Nature Loves U!

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okay, going to have to say Vegas for me. My husband and I live in the San Fernando Valley in California. Whenever things get a little too much for us we pack a weekend bag and drive up to Vegas. The drive there gives us much needed alone time to talk and act goofy while singing along to the radio, and we like to stop at to eat along the way at someplace new or at Bun Boy! We either stay at stateline and enjoy our drinks and shrimp cocktail while just lounging in our room most the time, enjoying time away from "regular" life, or we'll stay at the strip and walk through the sparkly lights, holding each other and showering each other in PDA like we were before we got married 5 years ago. It's a great place to do as little, or as much as you want to. This year we've got a time share for Wyndham resorts in vegas. Gonna take the 3 year old with us this time and just relax by the pool and enjoy some much needed family time. Wyndham seems like the best place for me. Resort like atmosphere that's great for the family that's just a short walk to the strip for some more grown up fun. Win-Win.

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For a road trip I would like to go to the Grand Canyon in the winter time because I can live without the heat in the summer.

My second choice would be Colorado.

My third choice would be British Columbia, Canada.

I guess I'll stop there. Thanks for asking.

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I have two answers.

First, since it is close I would say the beach.

Second, because it is far I would say a place I'll just call "Thunderbird". It is sort of a desert/forest camping place and is hot in the summer but the river is ice cold. I also like it because nobody goes there.

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I would recommend you Nicaragua

has a lot of beautiful beaches in SPECIAL San Juan Del Sur.

you should visit the Colonial Cities as:

Granada, Leon and others

you will have great time and it won't be to expensive



you can get more information and videos from google.com type Nicaragua

good luck

Carlos F

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the mountains in arizona are gorgeous and so is the grand canyon. the weather is fantastic and theres no humidity. colorado also has pretty mountains. jacksonville, daytona, and southern florida are also great places to visit. lots of surf shops with interesting things. the houses along the beach are fun to look at, just about everyone makes the mailbox and house look all crazy. there are so many different beaches there, and each one is so much different than the last.

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Key West Florida or Los Angeles California

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Jamestown,Yorktown and Williamsburg, Virginia. Get the colonial triangle.

Go to all three towns to see the colonial buildings and stuff then on the forth day go to bush gardens. Then head to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, there is so much to see there so stay for 2 or 3 days.Then if you want you can go to Washington D.C. I did that whole trip in an R.V with my friend and my grand parents it was awesome.

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Corolla, NC. It is located on the northern part of the Outer Banks. It is about 11.5 hours from and eastern suburb of Atlanta and I think about 6 or 7 hours from Princeton (just north of Trenton) NJ. The appeal is definitely in the destination. It is a very enjoyable and amazing place. Have Fun!!

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Chincoteague Island in Virginia has a laid-back, old fashioned air without being expensive or overdeveloped. There seems to be plenty of competition among the motels and therefore you get lots for your money. There are lots of places that overlook peaceful inlets, and you see families kayaking or riding bikes together. Simple, non-chain, casual seafood restaurants, too. Lots of state and national park land.

Probably not a perfect place if you like nightclubs.

Great birding for birdwatchers, especially in spring and fall.



http://www.CaribbeanLuxuryResort.com

http://www.BirdingTrip.com

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I would really love to go the grand canyon in a big rv with my 2 sisters, my sister's fiance, my parents and my beagle. I think the destination and the journey combine to form a memory you'll never forget, but nothing beats those "Are we there yet?" and "I gotta pee!" moments!

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I would drive to orandlo flordia. I think that the appeal is in the jouney there. You could meet people from all walks of life and maybe eat all kinds of food and when you get there you could go to all the parks and enjoy the warm weather.

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San Antonio. The city is beautiful and easy to get around. The riverwalk is so pleasant, as are the shops, the food, the music. You can take a gondola ride around the river...the historic sites, maybe even a game.

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If you like Elvis here in Memphis ,Tn you get Graceland. There is also Beale street on weekends you can't miss it's a party on the street,lots of stores and restaurants,bars. The river front is gorgeous at night which is in walking distance from Beale street

Answer 213

If you go to South Dakota check out Mount Rushmore, then go across to Devil's Tower and then Yellowstone in Wyoming, you will have a great trip and see some very beautiful country.

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depends where you are already, and how far you're willing to drive. i say california.. but im from the midwest, soooo yeah haha.



both journey and destination are appealing, but i think journey more so.. that's why it's called a road trip

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Alaska! The drive from Washington state through Canada along the Casiar highway is simply the most beautiful scenery on earth.

Be advised, not much in the way of modern conveniences, but the beauty of the drive makes up for that.

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Go out West! South Dakota, Wyoming, Montana - Beautiful country! Wild horses, water falls cascading down the mountainside, open country! Badlands, Mount Rushmore, Old Faithful. Beautiful drive and quiet nights. A nice place to relax, reflect, and appreciate the beauty of our country.

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For me, the best road trip would be to the Grand Canyon in Arizona. I would start from the Phoenix/Scottsdale area and drive through Sedona to the Canyon. The change in scenery is breathtaking. This trip has appeal in both the journey and the destination.

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I grew up doing the drive from So Cal to Louisiana. I always loved the drive and the progression from desert to tropical and back again. My family continued the tradition driving from Atlanta to Louisiana to So Cal, then later from VA to St. Louis to So Cal.



This summer my new husband and I drove from NorthWest OK to So Cal to Las Vegas to Cripple Creek to Dodge City to NW OK as our 30-year high school reunion/family reunion/honeymoon. Every day was a new adventure and so beautiful.

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Garden of the Gods Colorado...i once lived in old colorado city so i could walk up the hill to there...there is a rock i sat on to view the sunrise and meditate every morning

it was a pretty awesome time for me.

a person could drive there, a road goes right by my rock too.

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Shenandoah National Park, Virginia. Right on the Blue Ridge Parkway. I especially like the Big Meadow area. The park has camping or a lodge and cabins, has a nice restaurant at the lodge, a Tapp Room for night entertainment, Lots of trails to hike to beautiful waterfalls, cascading pools, and overlooks. If the weather is nice they have an outdoor amphitheater with Ranger shows a couple nights each week. There's a large meadow where deer roam nightly and you can take walks through, it's beautiful! There are Ranger lead hikes as well as hike your own trails and the rangers are great to get out maps and show you trails in the park that would suit your needs. They have a very nice welcome center with a nice short movie on the making of the park. Oh, and they take people to Camp Rapidan (Hoover's Presidential Camp) to tour, it's beautiful! No charge. One of the best kept secrets in the world!



http://www.nps.gov/shen/planyourvisit/campgrounds.htm

Edit: they also have shows up at Skyland and very nice wine tastings at Skyland and at Big Meadows Lodges and you get to take home the glasses! (small fee for glasses, but not expensive). And for the ladies they also have a "tea with the first ladies" which is really neat!



Edit: People need to stop giving thumbs down for this question. It is one of personal opinion. All answers are good as long as they answer the question.

Answer 221

Las Vegas The City of Casinos, Strip Clubs, and Homeless Bums.

Answer 222

I love going to Eureka Springs, Arkansas. It is located in the Ozark Mountains and is a very "touristy"....lots of shopping, shows, outdoor activity, restaurants. If you go do not miss Bubba's B-B-Q! It's the best! We live in North Texas and it takes about 6 hours to drive there...well worth it!

Answer 223

Hong Kong Disneyland.

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Start in San Diego... drive up the 101 highway up the coast.

Hit: Malibu

Santa Monica



Then go up to Monterray Bay and up the California Coast all the way to wine country

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I am a music lover so it's Branson Missouri for me. The area has grown so much that it would take a month to do and see all the shows. The food is wonderful and the people so very nice. The Christmas shows are spectacular so that is where I am going in a few weeks.

Answer 226

I've done many road-trips from the heart of Indiana where I live now, to the coast of Maine to see my family & "homeland". (And more than handful of trips to FL.) - All by various routes, detours, and inevitable wrong-turns that lead you to nowhere. lol...



I have to say, Maine truly is a place like no other I've ever been. - The rocky coast, picturesque scenery (everywhere), and generally, a different way of living up there...It will always be dear to me. :)



And several years back, I decided Pennsylvania is BY FAR the most enjoyable state to drive thru (even being the longest!). - The interstate is so smooth & flat, even though it's cut right thru the mountains; so you just coast at a comfortable speed and enjoy the views. - The rolling hills & vistas are spectacular! - Areas of Mennonite (& Amish) "country", with their farms & homesteads, are a sight to behold, as well...I never tired of it.



Mainly, our RTs are based on a destination; so THAT is the biggest appeal for us, when we begin plans for the ride there. ;)...But, on a long trip, we always try to find something interesting to visit along the way, to break up the day in the vehicle. - It's a good excuse to get out and stretch legs (& needed exercise for the kids!). :)

Answer 227

My best trips are cross country trips, east coast to west coast in Autumn. The long lonely roads of the midwest states always represented something to me. Once you get out there going forward or turning around and going back are equals. Everything slows down and the sunsets blend with the sunrises. The trips always make me think of the Jack Kerouac book On the Road when he mentions the big skies of that part of the world . I'm not sure the exact words he used. When you leave the Notheastern states in their autumn colors and head through the dying farmlands of the midwest you know that at the very end of your trip the world will come to life again on the west coast as the winters just aren't as cruel out there. So that's it, a long ride across America passing through fading nature to the west coast.

Answer 228

A couple years ago I drove from L.A. up the gorgeous west coast to Vancouver and then east on Canadian Highway 1 - the most beautiful scenery I have ever encountered - I mean breathtaking. So if you head to Banff and then work your way down through Yellowstone,

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I makes the long trip completely worth it.

The islands are beautiful; beautiful beaches, forests, rocks, roads, animals, and the history and culture are wonderful. I can stay there for weeks, months and not get bored.

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It would be important to do it soon though since the banks are buying up all the coast property and 10 or 15 years from now what is somewhat of a rugged trip will be nothing but high price resorts & cheap souvenier stands. Its still very beautiful at the moment though.

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I drove my car across 48 US States from June to September. Hilton Head Island, SC and Gulf Shores, AL as well as Phoenix, AZ and New Orleans, LA are amongst my favorites.

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But the real fun of going on a road trip is to find the unexpected. Travel slowly on small roads, meet people, get lost, have breakdowns and learn from each experience. Some of my life-long friends are folks I met on various road trips. I am never lonely (even when traveling alone) and each day is a new adventure.

Answer 233

last summer we took a road trip to Yosemite National park in California. It had the most amazing and beautifl nature i'd ever seen in my life. Some of it almost seemed unreal.

Answer 234

As Jim Morrison sang...the West is the best---drive up from California to Alaska---meandering off the main roads...the scenery is breathtaking and varied

Answer 235

I love to travel. My husband & I have a small camper and a motorcycle that I would love to take across country, but my husband is still working and can't get the time off. We like to travel the "blue roads", stay off the major highways and see true America.

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For me, definitely would be hilton head, south carolina. it took 13 hours to drive there, but the drive was the best part. i just enjoyed myself the whole way. but hilton head is so beautiful. its a little island beside SC actually but i stayed in a house that was like 4 minutes away. there is the beach, stores, cafes, pools, hotels, pretty much everything. there is pretty much everything. The appeal is in both i think. they were both pretty great. hope you find your dream location!

Answer 237

The Badlands

GrandCanyon

4 Corners



breathtaking scenery

Answer 238

ROAD TRIP!!! My husband and I are dying to take a road trip down good old' ROUTE 66! We want to start off in California and just drive until we get to the end, in IL. To spend that time together, driving, laughing, listening to music, stopping at all the sights, shops, restaurants (many shown on the Food Network show "Diner, Drive-In's and Dives")

Answer 239

go to the Smokey mountains in North Carolina . the destination is the appeal. and close by is Helen GA. it like being in another country unless you already live in the mountains. people don't ever get tired of the smokey mountains

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The West Coast of the U.S.



Driving from San Diego California to Vancouver B.C. along the coast is one of my favorite trips. There is so much variety anyone can find what there are looking for. My favorites include Monterey, San Francisco, The Wine Country, The Redwoods, Oregon Coast with all the lighthouses, Washington and Puget Sound and the world class city of Vancouver.

Answer 241

The famous free shows are dancing fountain show at Bellagio which takes place in front of the Bellagio Casino/Hotel on the strip, every fifteen minutes, volcano eruption at mirage, Fremont street experience show, Treasure island battleship show. This will take place in front of the hotel where public can just stand and watch.

Answer 242

There's a big park on the Superior, WI side that is a peninsula jutting out into lake Superior. Split Rock Lighthouse is there too. If you keep heading north on Hwy. 61 to Grand Portage, MN, you can catch a ferry in the non-winter seasons to Isle Royale which is actually part of Michigan. Very beautiful.

Answer 243

We can literally step out of our travel trailer, walk less than the length of a football field, and step onto the sand. It's fantastic.

Answer 244

This is an excellent drive/camping trip. It would be important to do it soon though since the banks are buying up all the coast property and 10 or 15 years from now what is somewhat of a rugged trip will be nothing but high price resorts & cheap souvenier stands. Its still very beautiful at the moment though.

Answer 245

Choice 2 is driving Highway 101 up from Southern California through Oregon and into Washington. Again for almost the same reasons but instead of wide open lands, you have the magnificent West Coastline views and beaches.

Answer 246

South Carolina.

Answer 247

I would say the west coast. Reno has gambling, booze, and much more. Or to California like San Fran, San D,. The other guy said San Padre is good too

Answer 248

Me and my friends have been planning a HUGE road trip down the east coast from Mass all the way down to Florida.. We're not 18 yet so it won't happen for a while but we have plans to stay a few nights in different places like DC and two places in Florida. And also staying a few nights in NYC <3

The apeal is deffinatly the journey there. Me and my friends always go on trips together and getting there is like thye best time ever.

Answer 249

The road trip I would take is along the Blue Ridge Parkway from south to north. There are outstanding fall colors at this time. Some good places to see along the way.

I would end it up with an evening and morning visit with family in the Manassas, VA area.

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I live in Freeland, MI so the best road trip I can think of is one to Los Angeles, CA. Of course there would be many stops along the way. You could bend and sway your path to see the log cabin Abraham Lincoln was born in. Or maybe the sod home Laura Ingalls was born in. The black hills, the badlands, devils tower, Mount Rushmore, Las Vegas, the grand canyon, the possibilities are almost endless. You could even pick up whats left of route 66 in Chicago and drive as much of it as you legally can all the way there. Ride it by motorcycle in the summer, it would definitely be a life changing experience. Take a camper if you prefer. Start in summer, take until winter to get there if you can. Stay till early spring and head back, whatever you want to do. The trip would almost certainly about the journey, through our country, through history, and through time.

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I am making big plans to drive the AlCan Highway next summer (around Sept.) to Anchorage, Alaska.

I have been to Alaska several times and am planning to relocate there in a few years. This will be the longest road trip I have ever made alone (well, I'm taking my 2 dogs with me). Yes, you can get there by car, you just have to go through Canada to do it.

The appeal is in both, the journey and the destination. I have been to Anchorage several times, but have yet to go by car (or in my case, pickup truck). It's going to be the ultimate adventure!



As far as places I have already been... since I live in Texas, the best road trip destination is the one to Port Aransas. The appeal is definitely only in the destination.

Answer 252

in Greenwood there is an aircraft museum which is world war two and other things from that era. It is before you would go on to the armed forces base. Halifax is a neat city to see and stay in. It has a lot of nice places to go and a lot of things to do .

Answer 253

Do some hiking and fishing,swiming and see all the grear gysers and mud pots and the yellowstone falls and lake,take a raft trip down the snake river ETC.!!

Answer 254

California.. and if you go to South Africa, there is a place called the garden route, it takes you along the coast, until the 2 oceans meet

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Queensland australia. Most of the places people are saying are in the usa and you need a boat or a plane to get there!!! Unless you live there of course

Answer 256

up the east coast to Acadia National Park in Maine. The view from Cadillac Mountain is so spectacular that I let my mum's ashes go there after she passed away. It is the closest place to heaven that I can imagine.

Answer 257

Carlsbad Caverns in Carlsbad, New Mexico.

I think any person of any age can appreciate the magnitude and the beauty of the caverns and the trip up the mountain is awesome.

Answer 258

I think the best road trip is to San Fransisco passing through Napa. It is so beautiful to see all of the hills of all the vineyards. There are so many winery's that you can do wine tasting.

Answer 259

I'm not really all about long car trips. I'm in Ohio, and to go to Florida from here, I'd MUCH rather fly. As far as road trips go, probably Brown County Indiana (southern part of the state) would be my fave. There's a little town over there called Nashville, and they have the Little Nashville Opry, where you can catch some great country music acts. Lots of shopping, plus there's a state park that is absolutely beautiful this time of year. Hilly, and the leaves are changing colors now.... mmmm... makes me want to hop in the car and call off work....lol.

Answer 260

My favorite destinations are Yosemite in California, The Olympic National Park in Washington, and The Grand Canyon to Tucson in Arizona. All these places have spectacular beauty and things which will interest everyone. You can find deserted places or enjoy the company of people (and the people who go to those places are generally very nice).



But the real fun of going on a road trip is to find the unexpected. Travel slowly on small roads, meet people, get lost, have breakdowns and learn from each experience. Some of my life-long friends are folks I met on various road trips. I am never lonely (even when traveling alone) and each day is a new adventure.



I am currently recovering from a serious accident but will hit the trail again in the near future. I plan to go by bicycle on my next trip and will cover many hundreds of miles. I can't wait to go!

Answer 261

i'm not big on crowd (or anywhere there may not be a bunch of young ppl. kind of funny since i'm only 29) so i tend to go to places like hot spring arkansas or beavers bend in oklahoma. both have tons of history and not to expensive ether. with hot spring, you will have plenty to do. plan to stay longer than a couple of days.

beavers bend is good to relax or take in some fishing,if you like the out doors

Answer 262

Up in the mountains of Colorado..we lived an hour from there while my husband was working in Wyoming for 4 months and we loved just driving up in the mountains enjoying and capturing the breathtaking scenery! Espec. Estes State Park area---very gorgeous!

Answer 263

Japan

Hong Kong

or Paris

OR Hawii

Answer 264

I would go to a six flags, like maybe chicago Illinois, or like St. louis missouri. I love roller coasters and going on rides, it is always good for the family to have fun. Go to a hotel and stay for a weekend or maybe even a week. That is my suggestion.

Answer 265

I don't know where you live but going coast to coast. Or San Francisco to Lake Tahoe. A spectacular view in lake tohoe and San Francisco. I would always go sailing and swimming. They have great hotels and food and you can drive to see the redwoods.

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If you love cool summer days, the Rockies are terrific. You can stay at off season prices in Aspen, Vail, Breckenridge and a whole host of small mountain towns you've never heard of. You can find a cheap summer rental and spend three months in dry, cool summer weather.



The saying goes, "People come for the skiing and stay for the summers."

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By far the best road trip is one along Highway 1 along the california cost. Has to be like heaven!

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i have 3 in one.. bryce, zion, and the grand canyon..

bryce is amazing to walk through.. not too grueling, but you still get a work out.. and the views are breath-taking.. just make sure you have plenty of battery power in your camera!

zion is cool too because you are already in the canyon when you park.. and then theres the river walk through the canyon..

i think grand canyon speaks for itself.. the sheer vastness is amazing to see!

i love the journey and the destination! driving to these places is just amazing.. especially when i live in florida! you dont usually see places like that!

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There is no one best destination. If you like mountains, go to Colorado. If you like the beach, go to Florida or Texas or California. Other places might be just as appealing to some people; Hot Springs, Arkansas; Branson, Missouri; the Grand Canyon in Arizona. I suppose you would not want to go to New York or Washington, D. C. to "get away from it all."

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Asheville, NC - it's quite a WAYS for me to drive from Texas but it is a GREAT trip! Be sure to catch The Dragon on the way out or back. Go to www.tailofthedragon.com for more info. I drive a Mini Cooper S and the mountain road near Deal's Gap TN is GREAT. Ever see the movie The Fugitive with Harrison Ford?? The site near the dam where he jumps into the river running from Tommy Lee Jones?? That is REAL close to Deal's Gap and the countryside is BEAUTIFUL!

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Please, You will go to my country Indonesia, West Sumatra, Padang City. You can see scenary of Sianok Valley, Lake Singkarak, Lake Maninjau, Lake Danau Diatas and Lake Danau Dibawah. There ara Waterfall Anai Valley and Water Boom or Minangkabau Fantasy.

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I love California. I went to Yosemite last summer and it blew my mind. Consider any National Park: Yellowstone, Bryce Canyon, etc. You can find a list online by googling: US National Parks. Enjoy!

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Zion Park in Utah, then passing through Page Ar., to the Grand Canyon by way of Williams Ar.

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For me, it was Ohio to California. Yes, its a long trip, but its great fun. You can either drive down south through Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Arizona or out west through Kansas, Utah and Colorado. We always drive through St. Louis to see the gateway arch and drive to see the Grand Canyon. For me, I just love seeing the scenery, mountains, sunrise, sunset and the millions of stars at night.

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I love going to Austin, Texas. I live near Dallas, Texas so it doesn't take too long to get there by car. I like going to Austin, because of the atmosphere. It's really fun there and there's always something to do. My fiance and I went to Austin together last 4th of July for a few days and it was so much fun. The reason why we went there is because we were going to see 311 in concert (at the Backyard). We ended up having a blast and didn't want to leave.

I also love Pensacola, Florida. My family lives there and we bring our jet skis for about 2 weeks and hang out every summer. It's a lot of fun and the scenery on the way there isn't too bad.

I also love going to Colorado.. I love snowboarding so Colorado is an awesome place to go during the winter. I also like going to California (San Bernardino) and snowboarding at Big Bear.

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Lake Tahoe California.



It is a incredible place. The only place i ever been that seems to be a whole new world when the weather changes.

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I think you would really enjoy Hot Springs, Arkansas. I know where there are some great little cabins next to the river. E-mail me and I'll give you the name of these cabins and more info about Hot Springs.

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Destination doesn't matter as long as there is good company either during the trip or once you arrive.

Answer 279

Probably would be good to list where you are from, but I agree with one of the respondents about the Outer Banks. I have done NJ to Outer Banks, NC numerous times and it is great. The journey is pretty straightforward until you get close, then it's wild and feels like the middle of nowhere. Destination goes without saying.

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i recommend the Appalachian Mountains up in the New Hampshire area. its where I've lived my whole life and its great, its usually a very quite area especially when out in a wooded area, you can visit Mount Monadnock, its a nice hiking mountain and happens to be the second most climbed mountain in the world and has a spectacular view from the top. you used to be able to see a natural phenomenon known as the Old Man in the Mountain, it was a shape of an old mans face carved into a mountain side by natural forces (wind, rain, etc) and if you looked at the mountain from the right side you could see him, but he fell a few years back and is no longer there, but you can see where he once resided...

anyways here is a link you might want to check out for more info http://www.nhstateparks.org/

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Nevada

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Im in The Mass area, and I love driving up to Mt. Washington in NH in the fall when the leave changes. It is so beautiful, all oranges, reds, yellows browns, and snow capped mtns... Very Nice..

Answer 283

It must be Mexico, San Francisco, Grand Canyon, and Sequoia National Park...

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Pacific Coast Highway, alot of places to see along the Calif coast.

Answer 285

I would say the best road trip would be to go to Texas because it is a beautiful place here.I love Texas! So you should go on a trip here.

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Highway 30A. Just cruise on it for days and stop whenever, it starts in new orleans and goes all through florida and you can see the beach during that like 600 mile stretch

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Though the mountains during the changing of the Leaves. I rememvber Vermont being beatiful and know there is a pathway/road trip all the way down through Kentucky to Arkansas

Answer 288

The best place I've ever vacationed that's near-by is St. George Island, Florida. It's a small, quiet little island. Not crowded, no loud parties, etc. Just peace and quiet. I love it.

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NOT Arkanas! maybe Milwauke, Wisconsin and they have this soda/beer place (Sprecker) and if u take a tour they show u all the stuff they use to make the soda/beer and after the tour you get free samples but u get as much as u want (kid app-roe-pre-it).

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Its the journey, all about the Journey.....I like to just get in the car and start driving ...i end up where ever i end up.

Answer 291

For me, it's the Outer Banks in North Carolina. The sand dunes and beautiful nature there is really calming.

Answer 292

France

It is pretty for those with a more artistic nature

Fun lots of shops

Hot in some places

Cold in other

You can go skiing

You can relax

Do extreme sports

Pretty much anything

Something for everyone

Love the place

Answer 293

Depends upon where you are coming from.

I would vote on anything with a theme and unique. Try the Gilroy California Garlic Festival. Because it's always fun to tell your friends that you drove hundreds of miles just to celebrate your passion for garlic.

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Drive the Alaska-Canada highway. I have done it 3 times and loved each trip. If you go get the "Milepost" book. It covers every mile of the highway and has a lot of interesting info. We drive a van and camped on each trip. You do get away from it all.

Answer 295

Well in US the best place around drive on the back roads of Vermont Main and New Hampshire they are beautiful small states and don't forget to visit Mystic Connecticut and the shore of new haven then put your car in the ferry and cross to long island New York .

Out the country I'll rather visit the desert in southern Morocco and drive along Ourzazzat area.

Answer 296

Definitely Vegas for a road trip. It is beautiful on the way there, driving through the deserts and mountains. Hotel stays are relatively cheap in Vegas and parking is free almost everywhere so that would be perfect as well. You should definitely consider it! Just make sure you have enough gas to get through the deserts where gas stations are sparse!

Answer 297

I live in the Chicago area and I love road trips. When I want to get away from it all, I throw everyone in the car, pack a lunch, grab some CD's and head up to South haven Michigan. It has something for everybody (Shops and Boutiques, the beach nearby, an awesome playground for the kids). Plus miles and miles of country road with plenty of roadside farmstands.



My family and I just recently took a Northern Illinois Mississppi River roadtrip. AWESOME!

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take the pan-american highway down to panama or even further south, or up to alaska. or down from alaska, if you live there. also, i would say the appeal is in both the journey and the destination, but on road trips of this nature, the journey is usually a part of the destination, so its not really an either/or thing i don't think

Answer 299

Its never the destination it is always the trip... Hence its called a road trip..

Answer 300

From nj to the poconos, the drive is beautiful, if you go through philly in no rush at night, it's awsome. After that all the nature is simply amazing

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Custer State Park in South Dakota is one of our family's favorite road trips. Plenty of things to do, various lodges and cabins, and lots and lots of wildlife to see, up close.

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route 101 along the California coast the whole way and then continue to Vancouver and cross into Canada and see some of the Rockies, come back by way of yellowstone and colorado Rockies

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British Columbia to Alaska.

Answer 304

The best place for a vacation would be either Utah or Oregon, defenitly Utah in the winter!

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just for the pure scenic wonders i would road trip to northern arizona its so pretty up there then all the way up to colorado i love denver in the winter



everyone has their preferences go where you really want to go if your a beach guy go to the beach



woodsy type go to the wood



its all on what you like and what you want

Answer 306

For me it's Disney World in Orlando but only in after temperatures begin to drop from their summer highs! If I had money and could get away, Utah or Colorado would be up there. I don't get any chances to ski in the South.

Answer 307

I love to drive to Baltimore. It's such a great city. The journey is nothing worth bragging about, but the destination is the best.

Answer 308

"showoff" stole my thunder. Traveling from the southern-most tip of Highway 101 in southern California, travel the entire length of the state. Stretches of this road have been featured in many films and t.v. shows with the rocky cliffs on one side, the crystal blue Pacific on the other.



The journey itself is the appeal. My family traveled from Needles, CA (desert) through Sequoia National Forest, San Francisco, and traveled a long stretch of the highway at night - enjoyed the moon lit waters of the Pacific and the slow meandering mountainous drive.

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Saint Louis, Missouri

Saint Charles, Missouri Historic Distric

Answer 310

The best road trip destination is to go to the oceans because you will get to water for miles.

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I would for sure have to say Yellowstone National Park. It is not only a wonderful envirnment, it is a very interesting Environment. Check it out. And its car only. and you can get out and journey the wild. VERY NEAT! check it out!

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Moraine Lake, Alberta or The Laurentian Mountains in Quebec during autumn. All those maples turning scarlet and crimson.



Moraine Lake:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c5/Moraine_Lake_17092005.jpg



Laurentian Mountains in the fall:

http://z.about.com/d/forestry/1/0/A/e/mont_tremblant.jpg

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Any roads that lead you to the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Georgia.

Answer 314

Giant Sequoias. I think these trees are the coolest because they are so huge even though they come from a seed the size of a grain of wheat The parks lie in the southern Sierra Nevada, east of the San Joaquin Valley. Activities vary greatly by season and elevation - which ranges from 1300' to 14,494' (see Climate below).

http://www.nps.gov/seki/

Answer 315

I've always wanted to take the old Route 66 from Chicago to Los Angeles. I've heard that the Original route has been broken up over the years but still can be followed all the way. That's gotta be a fun road trip.

Answer 316

A couple of years ago I drove from MI to Quebec City - along the way you can stop at Ottawa and Montreal - which I had been to on a previous trip. Then I drove through Maine to Bar Harbor, went down to Kennebunkport, through Salem and then into Boston. I spent a couple of days in Cambridge and toured the Harvard campus and museums. Drove home through Mass. and N.Y. Great Trip!

Answer 317

British Columbia it is so relaxing in the mountains and the trees with crystal clear lakes, you'll love driving through there

Answer 318

Go to the North of Ireland

Fly to Belfast

then drive upto Port Rush along the Antrim coast

Your heart will melt

(& the guiness will help!!)

Answer 319

As gas prices are so influential in my family trips, we stay close to home. We do the Hood Canal Loop , or go up to Mt Rainer.

Answer 320

I live in Kansas City.

Henry Doorly Zoo is one of the Best Zoos Around and it is in Omaha, NE about 3 hours away.

Branson, MO especially at the Holidays... Go see Dixie Stampede!!!

the World War I Museum in Kansas City and the New Genealogy Library in Independence, is WONDERFUL if you are a history buff!!!

Answer 321

Gettysburg, PA. The history is SO fascinating. It's also within driving distance of D.C. and myriad other historical places.

Answer 322

umm..just drive around the hood and turn on your music load......then mayb u can get some good looking hood rat chicks then they can give u head inside ur car..thats about the best road trip u'll ever have.

Answer 323

The smokey mountains in Tennessee. especially in the fall and winter. Its so wonderful. The people are welcoming to all tourists.



We always stay in a cabin for a week or so.

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In the summer go to Glacier National Park in Montana. It is amazing.

Answer 325

Norway or Cancun if Cancun then stay at the "Palace" resorts, to be specific stay at Cancun Palace, but there are many Palace things like Moon Palace and Xpuha Palace

Answer 326

Cape Cod, Massachusettes, and once there, ferry over to Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. Gorgeous, Gorgeous, Gorgeous!!

Answer 327

My family lives in Texas, and the best place I visited on a road trip was Tyler, Texas. We have friends living there, and it was nice to see them. I also went to Florida, but everyone goes there:D

Answer 328

I agree with the 6th person who answered and said Thailand (But not Pattaya. Its very seedy. Not a place someone could take their family. All the stereotypes Americans have about Thailand are because of that one town in particular.). It really is paradise and the best place to take a vacation. I go every year and have been in all the major towns and cities but traveling from the south to the north is the best...best time of my life....but thats not a road trip for us in USA so I would have to say California. Just about every road trip movie is about people having an adventure trying to get to California. Im from Florida and moved to California and its definately the best out of all the states Ive lived in or driven through(Ive driven up to Maine from Florida many times and seen all those states and many of the states between Florida and Cali). The most scenic, fun with things to do, best places to eat with the most options and a little of everything (Mountains, Ocean, Snow, Sun, Rivers, Lakes, Valleys, Deserts, Cities, Farms etc.) I agree with all the people who said California coast, its definately the most beautiful out of any road trip.



Movies about Road Trips to California that I can think of off hand but I know theres much more than these:

The Sure Thing

Kalifornia

The Wizard

Dancer, Texas Pop. 81

Little Miss Sunshine

Answer 329

How about a trip along Route 66, you know that's got to be fun.

Answer 330

My first choose - Syria: Aleppo,Damascus,Maaloula and Seydnaya -wonderful towns with rich history!



Second - Italy : from North to South ,Venezia, Milano,Verona,Rome,Napoli and may be Capri :)



Third - South France with Nice ,may be Monako :)

Answer 331

Colorado, Boulder Colorado, I road tripped there a few months ago along w/ many other places. It was my favorite

Answer 332

denver CO in the middle of spring or fall because its so nice out side and its very peaceful. Also in the mountains to the west of denver are nice all year its kinda hot though hahaha

Answer 333

My favorite roads trips ever taken were to Yellowstone and Colorado and Utah

Answer 334

Melacca

Answer 335

living in california ive always wanted to drive all of route 66. i think its the whole journey that makes it so appealing. =]

Answer 336

I enjoyed traveling on Route 66. We traveled from West to East. Tons of stuff to see. AAA has a great guide.

Answer 337

Home, the best road trip I ever went on. I had taken a job in Atlanta for the summer and when it was over it was too hot for my dog to fly. So my dad flew out and we drove back to California. So for me the best road trip destination is home.

Answer 338

Northern Montana / Glacier Park area. Not too many people, but the scenery is awesome.

Answer 339

the best place Ive ever gone is Outer Banks in north carolina

the trip there is beautiful

but being there is even more beautiful

its relaxing And peaceful if you go have a nice time

Answer 340

from minn to south dakota to Mt. rushmore you have nothing to look at but open fields and blue sky's. and enough time to think about any thing and then you can stop in the bad lands and see old sea bottoms and fossils. well of course on the way you have to stop at wall drug they only have bill boards telling you to stop 200 miles away that is the best trip!!! the journey is good but to see the old pres and someones hard work and determination makes the destination to be the best. it makes you proud to live in the usa. vote today!!!!!!!

Answer 341

New York

Answer 342

Vancouver BC Great people parks mountains beaches Etc.

Answer 343

Ocean City, Maryland. In December, with a cup of thrasher fries while watching the ocean..and then a nice cigarette in front of the ocean.

Answer 344

I've recently been to the outer banks in north carolina. Its perfect at this time of year and the sights and beach are wonderful.

Answer 345

Michigan's Upper Peninsula, because of the abundance of natural beauty including the Great Lakes shorelines, pristine rivers, virgin forests... there is no limit to the beauty in the U.P.

Answer 346

The route 1 up the California coast. The entire part is all about the beaches, but each "leg" is unique. The southern part is mostly city, but has a lot of nice areas (such as tide pools). The middle part is mostly hilly, a bit greener, and has some amazing rock beaches and a world-class aquarium (Monterey Bay). The northern stretch is VERY green, with redwood trees and lots of older (for California) buildings.



It is *all* about the journey--you see something interesting, you stop!



:)

Answer 347

Myrtle beach,Bahamas Hawaii or Niagara falls

Answer 348

Australia.

Answer 349

Go to Austrailia!



Beautiful landscape, breathe-taking wildlife, and top-notch entrees sure to delight! Plus, as long as you move away from America, which is now going to crumble under Obama's inexperience and less-than-stellar handling of these econmic problems...I'd MOVE to Austrailia if I were you, not just go vacation there.

Answer 350

Definetly the drive in big sur, california, its a white knuckle drive, but its on the main coast of cali, over a huge cliff, the water is amazing. do it chachi!

Answer 351

SAN DIEGO! the weather is great and there are so many interesting places to go, plus if it does get boring you can always drive a few miles to MEXICO!

Answer 352

the airport to fly to a real vacation destination

Answer 353

What I would do is just go to a part of the beach where there is no people and at night just lay there and hear the ocean talk to you.

Answer 354

music festivals. cause the entire trip is like a journey. go hours by car with all your gear - food, drinks, the whole bit. set up camp. shower in the woods. drive home & be like, Pphew we made it!

Answer 355

I head for the mountains of Tennessee and Georgia. There is nothing more beautiful. I drove to North Carolina 4 years ago which took me through the mountains of Virgina & West Virginia. When I left, I went through the mountains of North Carolina in the Great Smoky Mountains. The most beautiful sites I've ever seen. There are so many sites and attractions. Dollywood, Chattanooga has a ton of stuff to do, not to mention Atlanta & Stone Mountain GA

Answer 356

chaco canyon in new mexico the last 26 miles is a pretty rough dirt road but its magical remote and filled with history,

Answer 357

Hmm..route66 to cali. That is awesome seeing the art work on the side of the road its amazing.

Answer 358

For me it's Pigeon Forge, TN! The mountains, fresh air, a cabin by a trickling stream! Breathtaking!

Answer 359

We've often just gotten in the car with no real destination just high hopes and beef jerky. Someone always has a map describing what's in either direction, and we vote on which direction to take when we come to highway intersections. I've always felt it was about finding new things, some little museum, old cemetery, or mom and pop fruit stand. To me it was always about the ride.

Answer 360

Best Place: Red Rd

Answer 361

i live near philly-so idk,

CHUCKIE CHEESES!!!!!!! jk, i've been to the grand canyon...it was AMAZING but not a good stop for a road trip. There was so much to do there, i wanted to stay forever. I would really love to visit the Niagra Falls, and i think it would be a good visit, because theres not much to do there, so you wont want to stay forever. BUT you can spend a good two hours there.

Answer 362

def the keewenaw puninsula in mighigan awesome landscape great people one of 3 places in the world with thimble berries

Answer 363

i would love to drive to alaska i'd start eastcoast thenn goto westcoast then north. it would take a long time but it would be worth it... as far as shorter trips niagra falls on the east coast and vegas on the west

Answer 364

Anywhere on the Blueridge Parkway.

Answer 365

Lake Tahoe, California and Nevada. GORGEOUS!!!!

Then the California Coast- by Big Sur....

Answer 366

DEPENDING ON WHERE YOU ARE STARTING I WOULD RECOMMEND IF YOU ARE MORE NORTH GOING THREW UTAH INTO LAKE TAHOE AND INTO LA. THERE IS GREAT SCENERY AND GREAT PLACES TO VISIT ALONG THE WAY(IF YOU ARE FROM THE WEST GO THE OTHER WAY. IF YOU ARE MORE SOUTH TEXAS TO OUT WEST SAME SCENARIO. ANYWAY THAT TAKES AWHILE AND YOU GET TO SEE MOST OF THE COUNTRY. PLUS TOU HAVE ALOT OF OPTIONS ON WHAT YOU WANT TO SEE.

Answer 367

My favorite road trip is one that my family takes every year to Cape Cod. Theres so much to do, go to the beach, go down town. Its the perfect spot!

Answer 368

Niagra falls, Ontario, Canada

Answer 369

My favorite road trip is through the Rockie Mountains. I always started at the southern end (New Mexico) Santa Fe and worked my way up to Rockie Mountain National Park in Colorado. If you have the time take the back roads over the mountains.

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South Dakota: Mt. Rushmore area, Wall Drug (hit the breakfast buffet), the Badlands, and maybe slip over to Devil's Tower in Wyoming. It's not too crowded.



Another good area not far from there, at least in terms of road tripping, is to hit scenic highway 61 in the Duluth area of MN. There's a big park on the Superior, WI side that is a peninsula jutting out into lake Superior. Split Rock Lighthouse is there too. If you keep heading north on Hwy. 61 to Grand Portage, MN, you can catch a ferry in the non-winter seasons to Isle Royale which is actually part of Michigan. Very beautiful.

Answer 371

Peter you stated we have a decade to tackle this issue lets hope you dont waste it whinging about soccer mums in there 4x4s This problem needs to be solved at its source.

Answer 372

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lincoln_Highway



http://www.lincolnhighwayassoc.org/



Above are some links to get you started.



The Lincoln Hwy was the first road across the US... have watched a documentary on recently and was real interesting... when I saw your question... this road came to mind cause I would like to try and travel it some day. Read up on it... google it yourself... you will be surprised.



:-))))))))))

Answer 373

Well it really depends what kind of person you are.Like if you are a person who likes theme parks i would suggest Disneyland or Great America. If you are person who is into nature of some kind, i would suggest The Grand Canyon or Yosemite. like i said it depend on what kind of person you are.

Answer 374

Vegas

Answer 375

South Padre Island, TX

Answer 376

My fly drive trip to the east coast was fantastic

From the west coast

the Grand Canyon

Oregon trail

Mount Rushmore

Yellowstone



Road trips are great!

http://www.cheap-fun-family-travel.com/

Answer 377

West Virginia, but only if you don't mind the roads. The country is beautiful in any season, and there is something to do year round (Skiing, fishing, hunting, boating, )

Answer 378

the best road trip i ever had was when we road from georgia 2 new york.

u'll c some Much historical stuff and its super fun but pricey!

Answer 379

Maine.



I live in the Midwest, so traveling east or west are equally gratifying, but traveling to Maine is so enriching for what you get to see along the way. If your route is chosen properly you can detour to Niagara Falls, the Finger Lakes, and go to the Ben & Jerry's and Vermont Teddy Bear factories. Then Maine itself is rugged and beautiful, the pine trees and coastline with waves crashing in small inlets. I also love having pancakes with fresh syrup and stopping at mom and pop shops along the way.

Answer 380

The California Coast! San Francisco, Monteray, Santa Cruz, Soquel, and more. The best road trip by far is along the CA coast either in the Bay Area, or in Southern California among Hollywood, Bev Hills, etc.!



All age groups, families, couples, and more!



Colleen

Answer 381

you look like a ewok just try finding an x-wing and fly to the forest moon endor if that dosent work well then just go out the the woods and find yourself a bear to ****

Answer 382

Route 66 with a car full of friends. I did that a few years ago with my friends and we camped at night. It was a BLAST!

Answer 383

My favorite road trip was when my family drove to the grand canyon. We went through texas, new mexico, and many other states. It was very interesting to see the flatness of texas and of course the GRAND CANYON! I also loved all the different foods! :)

Answer 384

St Augustine Florida. Make sure you go to Havana Cafe for some fine food and Latin Jazz. Before that though you have to go to Son Of A Fish for the best seafood ever. Tell Christian that you heard about his award winning crab cakes.

Answer 385

Road trips are all about the journey. All I have to do to get away from it all is get in my car and drive. I'm a frequent road tripper. I like to draw a circle on my map and pick a direction. You never know what you'll find.



I love driving the Natchez Trace. So many interesting stops, history and scenery all in one package.



I also love driving US 441 through Newfound Gap and Nantahala National Forest. It takes a lot of concentration and it's a gorgeous drive.

Answer 386

I live in PA, so there not many tropical places around but these destinations can be driven to. . .



1. Niagara Falls (The Best vacation place that is close to me)

2. Rocky Mountains (They are not close to me but can be reached by car)

3. Florida (Florida is not close to me eitheir, but that is a popular vacation spot and is a tropical area.)

4. Grand Canyon (It is on the other side of the country but it would be great to just look down from it with the view, etc.)

Answer 387

With out a doubt, no place is better to go then Barrie Ontario.

Answer 388

I would say in Hawii. It is nice and warm and it has an place to chill. You would able to be in your own world at your own time relaxing. But where ever you go i hope you enjoy yourself.

Answer 389

Machu Picchu in Peru. One of the new seven wonders.

Answer 390

Las Vegas Baby!!!

Answer 391

ther is nothing better than in the middle of febuary to drive from new york city straight to key west florida.

the drive and progression to the warmth is great.

one day your in a parka the next day your on a jet ski eating shrimp on the beach petting hemingways cats

Answer 392

Lakegeorge NY

Answer 393

Follow old Highway 66 see Americana!

Answer 394

Sandusky Ohio!! It very cheap but unbelievably beautiful!! you can rent a whole cottage in the "Hocking Hills" area. very peaceful and the scenery is breath taking!

Answer 395

My wife & I love to drive old Route 66. We have been driving pieces of it for years, even went so far as to refurbish my older Trans Am to take us on the journey.



It is like traveling back in time.

Answer 396

A road trip from any direction to Yellowstone would be the first choice - but especially if coming from the Northwest, through beautiful Washington, Idaho and Montana - exquisite views, wide open lands, trees and mountains as far as the eye can see, and then of course, Yellowstone.



Choice 2 is driving Highway 101 up from Southern California through Oregon and into Washington. Again for almost the same reasons but instead of wide open lands, you have the magnificent West Coastline views and beaches.

Answer 397

Chattanooga!

Answer 398

destin florida or anywhere near it

the beaches are tropical and you hardly have to go far

from dallas its 14 hours, its absolutely amazing and worth it!

Answer 399

Niagra Falls WOOT!

Answer 400

Grand Canyon, no matter what time of year, it's breath taking.



Northern California/Oregon is really nice if you drive by the coast.



South Dakota, many different landscapes there.

Answer 401

Blue ridge mountains in North Carolina! GORGEOUS!

Answer 402

Duluth, MN i go there every year great scenery great night life and wonderful people i go every year the fall is the best

Answer 403

Glacier national park montana

its the most beutiful thing in the stated i've ever seen

http://www.nps.gov/glac/photosmultimedia/webcams.htm

Answer 404

Lake Tahoe, CA (California side, right at the state line) is awesome year round! Fun to drive there from so CA (where I live) because the scenery is absolutely gorgeous on the 101!!

Answer 405

Great ocean road Australia appeal in the journey and destination

Answer 406

I think the pond in my backyard is a pretty cool vacation spot

Answer 407

utah is a beautiful place,

its got a very broad landscape,

some of the hottest places,

winter time its got snow,

we got mountains. go from the top of utah salt lake down to teluride colorado

Answer 408

Rome

Answer 409

Long Beach,CA- The trip from downtown LA takes you thru south central,compton, and all the famous hoods you hear about!!

Answer 410

Alaska.

Answer 411

Hawaii!

Answer 412

my favorite road trip in in Michigan's upper peninsula. so beautiful up there all the waterfalls

cliff formations and porcupine mountain

Answer 413

Washington, DC!

Answer 414

hye,

you better try to come to malaysia...

here has a lot of fascinating places..

suc as langkawi,kuching,and tioman island,,,

you can feel the true culture and life as a malaysian and as a asian...



in conjunction of visit malaysia 2008 year,hopefully you can come here and be one of the part of asia or malaysia peoples..

Answer 415

Cape Cod, and or Nantucket and Marth's Vinyard

Answer 416

good question. i would say kerala in india.



its my favorite toursit destination. i have been there 3 times.



keral is famous for its crystal blue seas, back waters, cocunut lagoons, unique culture and u can find the whole nature from there. there is a place called munnar, famous for tea plantation

Answer 417

Follow the route of the St. Lawrence Seaway on the Canadian side.



So much variety in topography, all of the great cities, tiny/quaint villages, beautiful sunrises/sets, different languages, and you end up at the Atlantic.



A week well spent. Did it this summer. Whale watching was awesome. Surfed tidal bore on the Shubenacadie River.



Best vacation in a long time!



See photos and video on our blog: www.chazb.info

Answer 418

Gujarat

Delhi

Goa

Answer 419

Hilton Head SC...



The appeal is, that it is not far from NY and it is beautiful.

Answer 420

South of the Border!!!

and it's all about the trip.

http://www.pedroland.com/

The ultimate cheesy road side attraction.

Answer 421

Boracay of the Philippines.

Answer 422

I have not personally gone there but I heard that route 56 is pretty awesome. Whatever you do enjoy!

Answer 423

I pick a place that is breath taking and virtually unknown by others - so I'll leave you wondering with that

Answer 424

it depends where you live. i went to this awesome tree house place in takiloma, oregon. it was like a camping place except you rent tree houses to sleep in. there is also horse back riding and zip lines



here is the link:http://www.treehouses.com/

Answer 425

The caribean it is great the water is clear the sand is soft and sonrkleing it great kids love it



Burmuda or st.thomas are relly nice tortolla is also great what ever island you choose you will have the beast time ever

Answer 426

Check out Dale Hollow. Like... AMAZING.

Answer 427

i'm not really into the destination, so to say.

i love the drive.

getting there can be such a beautiful enlightening journey.

thought provoking and peaceful.

i love cross country tours cuz you know it won't be today when you get "there" ....

Answer 428

The PC, Panama City, hands down.

Answer 429

It's all about the journey! My fiance's family lives all over the country- we live in MA, his grandparents live in CA, his brother lives in WA, his old friends are all in OR, his sister is in CO, and his mother is in KY. The best road trip is driving across the country to our favorite destination, the west coast, but the most beautiful part is seeing all of our loved ones in one awesome month-long trip through mountains, plains, desert and along both coasts, all in his little Honda Civic! :)

Answer 430

ive always loved the idea of a road trip around america.

sounds amazing if you ask me :)

Answer 431

ill take anywhere, just drive and see where you end up. the appeals in the journey, road trips are fun.

Answer 432

Virginia Beach!(:

12 hours away from me but its worth it!(:

other than that, saratoga springs, and New York City :]

Answer 433

I would drive to Key West. It is so beautiful. Or I would drive through Central America and go to Panama. I love that country.

Answer 434

Savannah GA

Answer 435

I go to Joshua Tree, CA. The park is great and it is very quiet. You can rock climb, hike, bike, or just sit peacefully and soak up the desert sky.

Answer 436

The Badlands for hiking/climbing

Whistler in BC for skiing

Door County, WI for the beach & water fun



but, I'd rather fly back to Tuscany for the landscape, old farms, and architecture.

Answer 437

It really depends on a few factors, what do you want to do? What do you like to do? Is it a family outing? Is it for couples?



Myself personally, I love Myrtle Beach, SC. it's a good mixture of family environment if you have kids and plenty to do once you put the kids down and want some alone time together.

Answer 438

You wanna know a SUPER place to take a trip?

Walk straight into my backyard,

There, you'll find a mess of gorgeous squirrels a chewing and packin' thar lil' cheeks up w/goody hops-n-nutty nuts, and critter feed into thar expanded cheeks.

And added to my lil' country safari tis the most BEAUTIFUL alley cats, country scruffy felines frolicking amoungst my wild free style garden-n-dancing w/the dragon flies and catchin' butterflies all the live long day.

*Also thar's 50 pound Percy O'possum who wobbles around here at night for an extra treat for your adventure.

There's absolutely NO extra fees or fighting traffic, or having to get a crowbar to yer wallet to pay up to sky high airfare prices, or waiting in line in a restaurant.

It's easy, lovely and always a fun trip here. AHEEHEE!!!!!!!!!!

xD

Answer 439

I Live In Miami!!!!



So I Would Say Miami Or Miami Beach!

Answer 440

Yellowstone National Park.

Answer 441

Sarah Chaudry



Birthdate:

Febraury 3rd, 1993



SSN#:

594295911

Answer 442

Bar Harbour, Maine. A must see for all.

Answer 443

If you like snow then Pennsylvania.

If you like heat then California.

If you like a cool breeze then Virginia.



It depends on where you live

Answer 444

Blue Ridge Parkway. NC and VA !

Answer 445

i think its new york city.its really beautiful you could go anywhere with your family.though it costs a lot of money by plain.so we had to take by car.and since i live in Georgia it took me 14 hours for me to get there

Answer 446

Montana, Manitoba- Canada, Wyoming! Or Alaska!

Answer 447

I really enjoyed driving the blue ridge parkway from Cherokee N.C. to the Shenandoah Valley/Roanoke, VA. Lots of nature, waterfalls, history, small towns, etc. We had a blast!!

Answer 448

Oh my, you must check out Cannery Row over in Monterey Bay, CA. It was my favorite vacation as a little one, and I'm sure you'd feel the same! You can go to the Monterey Bay Aquarium for a whole day, then head over to Bubba Gump's [coconut shrimp is a must!]. If I'm not mistaken, I believe they have a Segway rental area too... and if riding one of those things is on your bucket list, then ride on my friend!

Answer 449

check out http://www.roadescapes.com. it's a travel planner for road trips! if you want to get away from everything, try wyoming... theres nothing there to worry you.

Answer 450

Nashville, TN or Savannah, GA i've been to both and i loved it! There's also Pebble Beach in California. That is beautiful too.

Answer 451

well i have 2 answers because i live in two places: vancouver BC and upstate NY. from vancouver, i'd go to columbia gorge to sail. in NY i'd go to vinalhaven ME, though this doesnt quite fit the criteria as you have to take a ferry for an hour

Answer 452

Puebla mexico beautifull and easy to get to although you do have to put your car on a boat for about 10 dollars US.

Answer 453

Near my place there is nice destination that is Makee datu this is really a good water falls in the karnataka where you can enjoy the place with your family its just 250 kms from my place and there are lot of place around my place to visit

http://freevistathemes.info

Answer 454

Jackson Hole in the Teton Mountains...I have been there numerous times and you could camp (we do, just follow the park rules to help avoid bears) It is so relaxing there...nature at its finest...On this trip the appeal is in both the journey (you will possibly see snow even in the summer...also lots of wildlife) and when you reach this destination...it's total body goosebumps :)

Answer 455

Montana.

Answer 456

white sands, new mexico



pure white sand surrounded by mountains. you rent sleds & can sled down the sand dunes. it's beautiful & a lot of fun. here's a picture:



http://a229.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/79/l_fd992992b06007a900b70a7222fe393c.jpg

Answer 457

That's easy ~ SEDONA, ARIZONA!

It takes 5 hours one way by car... the for this particular spot, it's within 10 miles of the destination when you can see the red rocks and feel the immense energy emanating from this beautiful locale!

Answer 458

the best place to go is las vegas nevada there is a bad side of town and a good side plus u can get your drink on, but don't take peoples buisness cards unless u r lookin for some lovin

Answer 459

Northern Michigan. It has beautiful scenery and many nice small towns. Many of the towns in Northern Michigan have a resort feel. They are very welcoming to tourists and there are a lot of fun activities. A couple of destination small cities are these: Gaylord, Traverse City and Charlevoix.

Answer 460

As I live in Vienna near one of the easy exit roads out of Vienna. I love driving South towards Semmering, as you come out of the city I like taking the road towards Baden which follows the old aqueduct built by the Romans, to supply water to Vienna which comes from Scheeburg nearly 80 Kilometers of wonderful engineering up and down a fantastic landscape, I even have a CD ROM which shows me how it was built. The drive to Semmering on the rout can pass many castles and through so many Natural parks and high mountains with breath taking views. which also show the way the Austrians use natural ways of making power wind water and sun. with such lovely villages, I never tire of the beautiful countryside. before I arrive in the mountains of Semmering I can stop in Maria Schutz for a fantastic view over one of the valleys and have a great coffee or a nice meal at Guesthouse Rumpler who have their own fish pond for real fresh fish in mountain water. or some times real Elk from Norway. great food at good prices then walk and see the famous church there and have one of the nicest Krapfen you can get in Austria in the cafe next to the Kloster. Drive on then summer or winter through the tunnels towards Mürzzuschlag coming off at Spital where the winter Olympics where held 2005. you can enjoy a day at the ski areas not even having to ski just going up on the lifts seeing the view any time of year and having a hot spiced wine in winter or a cold fruit juice or even a good beer in summer. I then can visit my friends who have a lovely house in the forest near-by and spend the night or weekend there.

We are so blessed to live where we do just a few minutes in any direction takes us to the most lovely places by any type of transport we are just back from a weekend tour just 40 kilometers away down the Danube by the Roman area of Canvntvm the famous village and fort built in A.D.6 till the 4th century all restored then finished off at The Imperial Festival Palace Hof which belonged to Prince Eugene and Empress Maria Theresa. Nearly every weekend we take a road trip we don't even have to go far and in 5 years we have not seen half of our local area, Vienna has just some of the best road, train,boat, trips one can make

Answer 461

Senica Rock in West Virginia is a really nice place, along with Daytona Beach in Florida.

Answer 462

Pigeon Forge, TN. Fun for the whole family.

Answer 463

Awesome trip out West:



THE BADLANDS (magnificent landscape)



YELLOWSTONE PARK



(more beautiful than you'll imagine and so much FUN too!) and



GLACIER NATIONAL PARK



(post card beauty half in US and half in Canada)

Answer 464

Hawaii or Italy

Answer 465

Well, I live in London, UK. So it would be Europe. I don't think I would be driving with my Honda Civic, but flying - with Ryanair.

Answer 466

san fransisco was awesome

definitely not arizona for me. was too hot, dry, and barren

somewhere cold would be just fine

or if it has to be somewhere hot i'd go to manhattan beach in L.A

Answer 467

the best road trip would be Orlando city.

Answer 468

my family and I went to Montana a couple of years ago, It was really fun! Glacier National park i'm pretty sure

Answer 469

Silverwood in Spokane Washington...its a really great place to take your family so many things you can do there..have fun(but no too much) lol God Bless, :)

Answer 470

I have traveled mostly along the Southern part of the U.S. My favorite trip and the longest was from Houston, TX to Orlando, FL. There are lots of great restaurants to stop and eat, casinos, beaches and other various attractions.

Answer 471

I would drive myself to the gateway of the lost paradise - The secluded beaches of Penang, such as the Monkey Beach, Pantai Kerachut or even Muka Head. I'll get myself to the End of the World Restaurant, and from there make my way through jungle trails to those places...

Answer 472

My husband and I once drove the PCH (101) from San Diego to NW Washington, and then went over to Seattle to visit some friends there. Best road trip we've ever taken together. Of course, it probably helped that our children weren't with us, but I'd do it again tomorrow, with or without kids. Everyone in the US should drive this route once in their lifetime.

Answer 473

Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest

Answer 474

Living in the midwest, I had never driven to the southwestern part of the country. However, I had the opportunity to do so at the beginning of 2008.



The road trip consisted of leaving Indiana and heading to Tempe, Arizona... then heading up to Las Vegas... then over to the south rim of the Grand Canyon, and around Monument Valley... then up to the southwest corner of Colorado... up and over the Rockies to Denver... then back home.



It was amazing to see the geography of New Mexico and Arizona... to drive on the Las Vegas strip and see parts of the city that I had never visited... taking in the little stops leading to one of the most beautiful spots in our country - the Grand Canyon... and then driving through the Continental Divide, up over the Rockies... and then hanging out in Denver, one of the neatest towns I've ever been to.



It was ten days and 4,500+ miles, but totally worth it. A road trip is an absolute must in anyone's life.

Answer 475

going out west and visiting all the national parks and landmarks

Answer 476

well out of country hawaii!! or boracay, philippines



by carr hmmm if u live in california palm spings, morongo, casinos las vegas!

Answer 477

Venice, Florida....

its beautiful!

Answer 478

I would say New York City(Big Apple).

Answer 479

Route 66 - Chicago to LA - sights and adventures are endless!

Answer 480

i love road trips and for me, the destination doesn't really matter.

all that matters is the journey

Answer 481

Yosemite natl. park in central Ca.

Answer 482

Defenally Gran Canyon, becuase you also remember the indian life.

Answer 483

san diego - it's got mountains, lakes, beach, ocean, nightlife (gaslamp), cultural stuff, and mexico is right there...



as for "getting away from it all" - that would be big sur, california. i won't say exactly where because i don't want it to get spoiled by crowds!



the appeal is in both the journey (the adventure) and the destination (the reward)

Answer 484

From Los Angeles to San Francisco - Pacific Highway

Answer 485

3 places but will be far apart:

Bahamas

Florida beaches (where i live =])

Niagra Falls in Quebec,Canada

Answer 486

Yosemite Park; it's a really pretty place and very beautiful.

Answer 487

You should go to Dallas, Texas because it is beautiful and the people are so friendly.

Answer 488

Honolulu,Hawaii for sure. It has beautiful weather and the beach is extremely wicked sweet awesome

Answer 489

the best i've taken was 10 years ago, started in Scottsdale, went to Sedona on to the Grand Canyon and then to Las Vegas.....AWESOME

Answer 490

Pender Island, it is such a beautiful place and the whole island has only 2000 people and it is just a beautiful place to be with a lot of wildlife. It is in British Columbia, Canada

Answer 491

From Chicago to Santa Monica on the Famous Route 66. There is nothing more that's road trip and American than Route 66. Grab one of hundreds of books that will guide you through the historic route on amazon or any other bookstore.

Answer 492

There is no best road vacation trip, it is all relative. The experience of seeing and being in a different enviroment is the trip. Any road trip vacation is a memorable one.

Answer 493

Where ever you want, but in your country, a place that inspires you and has good scenery

Answer 494

Denver.

The place has the appeal.

Answer 495

I would go to Southern Florida. It is warm there whereas it is cold everywhere else, and you can get away from it all on the beach. I love the ocean, and it is well worth traveling to!

Answer 496

San Antonio, Texas during Fiesta Week or driving from Southern California to Northern California.....SOME OF THE BEST VIEWS EVER!

Answer 497

The southeast of Mexico: Oaxaca, Chiapas, Merida and Quintana Roo

Answer 498

I live in Tulsa,OK but the place for me to drive within distance is Kansas City,MO, St.Louis,Mo, or Dallas,Tx. Road trips are always a blast you get to sight see and explore!

Answer 499

Hogenakkal is unique as it is the only natural, traditional river spa in our land. It also offers a thrilling experience, and perhaps that is why the name means the smoke that thunders. And, as an added bonus, one can visit the giant terra-cotta village guardians, the Aiyanars, on the way to Hogenakkal.

Answer 500

I have been many places being in the military and all,but now that I'm out i can say that the two places I've been that really satisfied me was:



Rocky Mountains

The Great Smokey Mountains

Answer 501

I saw pictures of ISRAEL so I think that its one of the best place in this world.

Answer 502

Vancouver to edmonten. very nice mountian scences

Answer 503

im not sure but im thinking about going to bar harbor, maine.. about 11 hours from here. boyfriend has been there once and ive never been..soo...



If anyone has been here and reads these let me know! i want to know how it is!!

Answer 504

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Answer 505

Cooperstown NY... great B&B's and a lot of fun relaxing activities.

Hamptons, NY... great restaurants and relaxing atmosphere

Cape May, NJ... beautiful B&B's, nice restaurants... great beaches... and extremely pretty during Christmas... take a relaxing Horse and Buggy ride.



All of the above are really nice destinations.

Answer 506

Well i know the best the Phillippines has the best of everything the banaue rice terraces(its one of the wonder of the world)maria christina falls,boracay,Vigan City, and lots more i bought some pictures



http://joyful-ep.jp/assistant-blog/Llanetz/uploaded_images/BANAUE-RICE-TERRACES-715556.jpg -copy this site and enter its the rice terraces



http://www.lakbaypilipinas.com/images/iligan_limonsudan_falls.jpg -christina falls



http://biyahilo.privateshelter.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/800px-station_2_boracay_april_2007.jpg



-boracay



http://farm1.static.flickr.com/48/157852487_bd029f9a69.jpg



-Vigan city

Answer 507

Cruises!

Answer 508

NYC is one of the best places to visit

Answer 509

Barcelona, Spain

Answer 510

one of the best places to go would be Las Cruces New Mexico it's truly beautiful everything to concerts to rock climbing it's an amazing place to take family or just a trip for r&r for yourself

Answer 511

The Upper Peninsula of Michigan. So much natural beauty there. It's like traveling back in time.

Answer 512

i live in New Zealand, every year we go to a place called kaiaua camping grounds a 2 hour drive away from home, during the summer time, we set up our tents along with 20 other tents that go there every year, and every year 1 tent gets every one together and has a big new years party, the beach is a 1min walk away, theres a few bush walks, some of them has the beat views around, we always go eeling at night, we gather all the kids up and go for a bush walk at night, the kids love it, then theres a water hole a half hour drive from camp, we all load up our cars and spend the day at the water hole, we do a bit of diving its awesome as



I look forward to it every year, suns burning hot, kids are running around, every one is having a laugh, no reality just an awesome time for the family to catch up and have and awesome holiday

Answer 513

anywhere near a beach, with nice showers and good food.

Answer 514

the appeal can be in both and colorado springs is really nice...and santa fe is pretty cool:)

Answer 515

The Grand Canyon. Its so amazingly beautiful. especially at sun rise and sun set. it is my favorite personally and i think that if you can drive there then you should. its almost indescribable. God made it a true master piece.



http://pinker.wjh.harvard.edu/photos/american_west/images/Grand%20Canyon.jpg

Answer 516

I live in Caliornia so for me its Las vegas

Answer 517

if u wanna get out of ur country to going somewhere like maybe paris or italy :D







edit: ok maybe somewhere in canada maybe like toronto or montreal, canadas a beautiful place to go :D

Answer 518

I like to go to Topsail Island. It is a 26 mile long barrier island off the coast of North Carolina. Many things to do.

Answer 519

My favorite is taking the drive from Miami to Key West! The drive is filled with beautiful relaxing sites and in Key West it's always 5 o'clock somewhere!

Answer 520

The best road trip I ever went on was Vegas. It started in Phoenix, went to LA, then ended in Vegas. Not the greatest vacation I have ever been on, but it was the greatest roadtrip.

Answer 521

Go to south of the border in south carolina

or washington d.c.

if u are taking teens or kids go to mt.holly nj

Answer 522

joplin Missouri

Answer 523

oregon coast is beautiful

so is the california coastline.

or the grand canyon.

Answer 524

MT.LEMON in Touscan,Arizona i went up there good hiking campsites and a pool!

Answer 525

for mee its seaside oregon!!!



since i live over there but its wonderful

good place 2 relax!

Answer 526

mt. rushmore! and through yellow stone national park, custer's last stand:) up through there is great. beautiful landscape and people are great. wildlife is also spectacular

Answer 527

the further away from the mother in law the better

Answer 528

An island...haha jk!



Michigan I'd say. Camping and just enjoying the outdoors

Answer 529

any where in canada is a great road trip will be the best one you took this year

Answer 530

I think it's fun to just drive around on rural roads and take pictures of all the interesting things you see. And the towns along rural roads always have character. There's something unique about them. :)

Answer 531

My favorite drive would be to the Smoky Mountains. We had rented a cabin during the summer and had a great time.

Answer 532

Key west. Both the journey and destination are awesome.

Answer 533

Palm Springs or San Luis Obispo California

Answer 534

My mother used to take me and my sister along route 66 there is so many historical sites and so many states to see also as a quick weekend drive we lived in colorado so the Rocky mountains were alwayse nice to go to and just drive to see the view

Answer 535

this summer my family drove to las vegas, it was fun and we got ALOT of family time considering we live in pennsylvania.

Answer 536

In Chennai,it could be puducherri,......a delightful place full of history

Answer 537

yow should got to Florida







can u get there by car?

if not then san diego

Answer 538

yellow stone or idaho falls. both are breath taking and relaxing, i cant wait till next year for my vacation :)

Answer 539

i loooooove the grand canyon, zion park is cool 2

Answer 540

Oh, gosh, what a hard choice. After a lot of thinking, I'll have to say New York City. It is one of my favorite cities ever and there is so much to do. Plus, I love Broadway.

Answer 541

You can go to Orlando,visit bush gardens .

Answer 542

Go to South East Asia, Cambodia. Many people, when they hear the name Angkor in Cambodia in a conversation, they ask: "Angkor What?". Angkor Wat is one of the most beautiful and fascinating places on the planet. Made by the Khmer kings in a process that lasts almost 4 centuries, this magnificent area has been abandoned and hidden by the forest. Re-discovered by a french man about 150 years ago, Angkor Wat is ready to become one of the most visited archaeological and artistic wonders on the planet.

Answer 543

Ohio, or in Michigan

Answer 544

well, here in the Philippines..from Butuan city- down to Zamboanga city.its where you will be happy

.

Answer 545

Utah is great to drive around in. Texas is great also.

Answer 546

My family drove down to calfornia ventura and it was awsome! i had a blast.we drove from northern oregon to there.

Answer 547

Go to the Favelas of Brazil !!

Answer 548

Here the place to travel is Queensland... where you can find beautiful Beach , Amusement Park....

Answer 549

Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia and North Carolina.

Answer 550

It depends it your car can drive over water...

Answer 551

Kink In The Caribbean!!!

Answer 552

arizona beautiful place yo see th canyon

Answer 553

2 places for me:

north carolina.baltimore

chanoga,tennessee

because at the baltimore you can learn about the way people lived back then how 3 people lived in a humongus house they had a bowling alley and a swimming pool in there house...and more..it is cool!

and chanoga it is awsome you got to love it!hope i could help

Answer 554

Montana or Maine awesome scenery

Answer 555

You never plan a road trip just pack up the car and see where it takes you...trust me u wont want it any other way...after all a vacation should be unexpected. hope this help and hope u have fun!

Answer 556

Yosemite National Park. Fortunately for me its only about a half an hour away. Beautiful natural splendor awaiting your arrival. Our national parks need vacation and visitor dollars. KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL!!!!

Answer 557

chennai to kanyakumari in India

Answer 558

i go to nashville from nyc..take 78 to 81 and drive along blueridge mountain parkway for 100 miles along skyline drive about 3 or 4000 ft up in mountains lokingdown on shenadoah valley then back on road to go to nashville and music row. i also flew to san francisco and then drove north along cali coast which is unreal..then to the redwood forest then to crater lake oregon then to lake tahoe then to vegas then to grand canyon then to san diego and mexico then to LA both trips were awesome

Answer 559

California coastal route 101 or 1. I forget what the number is but it goes through santa cruz. montery, big sur, Arcadia ETC.. It is amazing!

Answer 560

We roadtripped from Wisconsin to Custer, South Dakota. It was a great trip! Stopped at the Corn Palace...it was corny! The Badlands were fabulous. Mt. Rushmore was breathtaking, and we purchased a CD from "Brule" a Native American band who was playng at Mt. Rushmore. It was our SD theme music!

Answer 561

Somewhere with nice scenery.

Answer 562

Buffalo, New York for a Bills game!

Answer 563

Route 6 in Pennsylvania is awesome right about now.



http://www.paroute6.com/static/index.cfm?action=group&contentID=4

Answer 564

Gatlinburg - Because we can go into town and do the whole tourist thing or we can stay at the cabin and just relax to nature.

Answer 565

drive from chicago to cali that was the funest and longest drive ever!

Answer 566

I am in Boston, so the favorite summer getaway for me is Cape Cod.

Answer 567

The Grand Canyon or just Arizona

Answer 568

wisconsin dells in the summer

Answer 569

Japan, ROAD TRIP!!!!

Answer 570

the grand banks

Answer 571

leh and ladakh in the himalayas in India..wow

Answer 572

i would say a quiet secluded lake where there aren't any tourists or annoying people around.

Answer 573

From the grand canyon to D.C.

Answer 574

Route 66 !

Answer 575

I'd travel to the Holy Land (Jordan,Israel, Egypt) . Go with a tour group. It really does feel like you're following the footsteps of Jesus. Great experience, once in a lifetime trip , I'd say.

Answer 576

I love driving to the Outer Banks of North Carolina..I love the beach towns that you drive through.. and there are a ton of mom and pop restaurants to stop at...plus, everyone is very friendly..and the beaches and ocean are spectacular.

Answer 577

mexico, to the beautiful beaches

Answer 578

It's about a seven hour drive to Montreal, and that's where I go to get away from it all.

Answer 579

It depends where your from. But I have always found that traveling through New England up to Maine is beautiful and rewarding.

Answer 580

In my experience definetly a trip up the Western Australian coast, eg, Coral Bay, Exmouth, Monkey Mia, trust me you'll love it. And the weather is usually always fine.

Answer 581

I LOVE heading up north from so. cal!!

SAN FRAN!!! and the Red Woods! by car of course! :)

Answer 582

I like Kashmir Valley in India, known as paradise on Earth.

Please

visit www.timezofkashmir.blogspot.com

for more details

Answer 583

with gas prices as they are, the end of the driveway......or the Grand Canyon.

Answer 584

I would say New Orleans

Answer 585

i would have to say a trip to my house!

the purpose.... well not for young eyes to read.

Answer 586

I would go to Mexico because it would make me feel rich

Answer 587

I would go to Jamaica

Answer 588

yellowstone national park

Answer 589

i loved it when i went to kansas city by car. it was awesome

Answer 590

there is no place like home

Answer 591

the world biggest ball of twine

Answer 592

the beautiful mountains of north carolina

Answer 593

california-- its across the country so the trip will be fun and then destination too

Answer 594

Mammoth CA and Bodie. the best preserved ghost town in the USA. Love the Sierras.

Answer 595

Go to TEXAS it's awesome

Answer 596

if i were you i'd go back to the Dominican Republic...



what about driving in the ocean



oh yeah you can't

Answer 597

las vegas! or salt lake city to go snowboarding or skiing but i dont know it depend on where you live.

Answer 598

route 66 from Chicago to L.A.

cool trip

Answer 599

las vegas its like 12 hours away from where i live but its still cool i went there a few weeks ago

Answer 600

France , your lucky you can go anywhere , me , the only place I went on a trip in other country is in Hong Kong

Answer 601

orange beach alabama

Answer 602

i would go to Washington D.C or i would go to the Grand cay-non

Answer 603

the grand cannon

Answer 604

i tihnk california its very interesting over there in not new york

Answer 605

Wherever your heart resides.

Answer 606

the road to heaven

Answer 607

Dubuque Iowa

Answer 608

lincoln highway is good and pacific coast highway

Answer 609

i think that the grand canyon or niagara falls.

Answer 610

romania and serbia youll love it trust me

Answer 611

South Carolina.... I don't know why that's the best, but it's the best for me. I always like it when we drive down there. (My aunt lives there)



Answer mine please!!! =]

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Answer 612

i would drive to the grand canyon

Answer 613

PROBOBLY CANCUN THAT PLACE IS BAD A S S I WENT THERE THIS SUMMER IT WAS THE BOMB

Answer 614

Mexico.

Both are amazing. I love roadtrips.

Answer 615

The Queen Charlotte Islands in BC, Canada. Part of the appeal is the journey, BC is a beautiful province (of course it's easy to be biased coming from there), with so many different ecosystems, it's impossible not to fall in love, but what I love most are the actual Islands. I makes the long trip completely worth it.

The islands are beautiful; beautiful beaches, forests, rocks, roads, animals, and the history and culture are wonderful. I can stay there for weeks, months and not get bored.

Answer 616

texas baby

Answer 617

up the coast of california. so many stops to make along the way and beautiful scenery.

Answer 618

For me it is Philly to Vermont.... Great road trip and i absolutely love Vermont....Going to call it home soon....

Answer 619

No matter where I go, I feel the best when I stay with my loved one(s).



:)

Answer 620

Daytona Beach, Florida. Not only can you get there by car, you can take your car to the beach with you. How cool is that?

Answer 621

Vegas baby!!!

Answer 622

california

Answer 623

LAKE TAHOE

50 miles from RENO,NEVADA

GREAT CLIMATE

ALL AROUND SEASON FOR SKING/FISHING/HIKING/ETC

IT TrULY IS GODS COUNTRY!

Answer 624

Ridin Hy in the Adirondacks. its awesome.

Answer 625

fly

Answer 626

I don't know, maybe GREAT BITAIN.



http://thetruthexposed.webs.com/

Answer 627

grand cayon

Answer 628

come to jordan can you see petra and jarash

Answer 629

from plymouth(england) to inverness and isle of skye(scotland)....its breathtaking.

Answer 630

grand canyon



white mountains in maine



arizona



up state new york



canada



mexico



or your back yard

Answer 631

itasca, its in minnesota, it's an awsome place to go. you can play in the water and the mouth of the mississipi is there. go walking, lots of fun.

Answer 632

I would highly reccomend Skytop Lodge in penncylvania...its an amazing place to stay... wether its just you and your spouse or you and your entire family....check it out at www.skytoplodge.com



Hope i Helped!!!

Answer 633

brazil

Answer 634

SAN DESTIN RESORT!!!

Answer 635

whashington dc

Answer 636

DUDE U HAVE PVER 400 ANSWERS U R COOL!!!!!

Answer 637

come to bihar,india man, it is the best place in the world, really, come once,.;;'

Answer 638

1 - Egypt

A-Sharm El Sheikh - Sinai - Hurghada - Luxor - Aswan - ALEXANDRIA - All in one low price - beautiful weather all year long

B-Greece



AND HAVE A GOOD TIME

Answer 639

uhm by car i would say new jersey

cause its really peaceful and green

Answer 640

Not really a destination, but a route...There are many MANY destinations...Route 66. :-)

Answer 641

you didnt even mention from where you are travelling

Answer 642

if you want to go for ur road trip!!???!! just go to INDIA!

Answer 643

lol i liv in vancouver, bc. i wud say anywhere in US lol

Answer 644

My hometown....monterey, california



http://www.monterey.com :D

Answer 645

seattle, wa.

duh.

its like beautiful calm and you wont get lost & die like people from hills have eyes.

so yeah...

Answer 646

Cedar point is the best of all!

Answer 647

Miami Florida .. its the best. roads, plenty beaches..lots of babes in bikinis... or key west

Answer 648

Up your huge @ss!

Answer 649

Tennessee! that is beautiful . have fun!

Answer 650

the best place to go is the key west- florida

if u love the sun's heat ohhhhhh yeahhhhh!!!!!!!

check it out ----http://fla-keys.com/keywest/

it's beautifullll!!!!

Answer 651

I love driving out to Washington and Oregon. :D

Answer 652

It depends on the amount of time I will be gone and what season it is. That would dictate where I go and how I would get there.

Answer 653

Niagara Falls.

Its the destination.

It has everything, a good time, a romantic time, if you wanna learn something, or just go crazy.

Love it. (the Canada side)

Answer 654

yo i would love to go to niagra falls



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UftQGf9vvZA

Answer 655

Disneyworld, orlando, fla

Answer 656

SOMEWHERE SUNNY.

like cabo.

or aruba.

or X carrett.

or cozumel

Answer 657

dubai, bariloche, venice

Answer 658

nicgara falls

Answer 659

i believe california it's beautiful u should try it very very fun

Answer 660

Nepal is the best place.

You can see big mountains & go for trekking.

Everest as well as other highest mountain lies here.

Answer 661

Boracay Beach Resorts, Philippines. maybe one of the best now a days!

Answer 662

the outer banks!!

Answer 663

i know chicago by train i did

Answer 664

for me Grand Canyon is also my first choice, second is Branson, Missouri.

Answer 665

wisconsin Dora county, peaceful, relaxing, quit. what a view. light houses. fish boils. cant say enough.

Answer 666

Cape cod, Mass. I love it there. I want to get a shore house or maybe even retire there one day. =)

Answer 667

Salton sea, california.

check out Salvation Mountain while you're there!

Answer 668

BOCA RATON FLORIDA

Answer 669

flordia

Answer 670

definetly arizona! i went there in my RV. im only 12, but it was awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



offroading, pink jeep tours! soooo awesome!

Answer 671

alaska

Answer 672

I wanna go to mars, ofcourse without the masks and the huge outfit.

Answer 673

go to reno coolist little town in the world

Answer 674

Texas or California.

If I want something a little laid-back, I'd look at Vermont.

Answer 675

Route 66....hands down.

Answer 676

I have always enjoyed everything and anything in Tennessee, also washington D.C. is really neat...

Answer 677

Yosemite.



All the damn tall trees and waterfall, too.



B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L!

Answer 678

Newark N.J,.......

Answer 679

niagra falls in canada.

Answer 680

ROAD TO THE " HEAVEN "

Answer 681

https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20081121181858AAN6KDw

Answer 682

the airport dude !

Answer 683

hawaii or any tropical hot place,

a national park dunno which one cuz never been to one but i know i would like it there

michigan marcellus,st joseph

many other places.

Answer 684

ft lauderdale florida

Answer 685

Hmm.. Afghanistan being a great challenge

Answer 686

VEGAS----WHAT EVER HAPPENS IN VEGAS,STAYS IN VEGAS

Answer 687

i think it am canada

Answer 688

the bathroom

Answer 689

werent u the same freak who asked the most romantic parking spot in america?? geez sounds like u love cars more than women lol

Answer 690

in my pants

Answer 691

the BAHAMAS!!!!!!!!

for sure!!!!!!!!!!!

its awesome there and the views are amazing!

Answer 692

travel the world!!!!!!

Answer 693

orlando

Answer 694

WE HAVE ALWAYS FOUND THE BEST PLACE WAS ON YOUR WAY HOME!

Answer 695

in the philippines

in the boracay

in the visayas

Answer 696

Maryland!

Answer 697

Nova Scotia Canada you can get there by car and take the princess of acadia ferry from Saint John New Brunswick to Digby Nova Scotia takes about 3 hours and saves about 500 miles driving. Nova Scotia has nice beaches, musems, coastline and forts with cannons. in Greenwood there is an aircraft museum which is world war two and other things from that era. It is before you would go on to the armed forces base. Halifax is a neat city to see and stay in. It has a lot of nice places to go and a lot of things to do .

Answer 698

my mouth

Answer 699

your wife's vag

Answer 700

mexico for dia de los muertos

Answer 701

TO CALI

Answer 702

new jersey to YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK!!!

Answer 703

SAN FRANCISCO

Answer 704

my favorite place is India...

i am from Germany..

Answer 705

To the west end of my mind.

Answer 706

my best road trip ever was down 2 McDonalds and the DVD rental place :P. HAHHAHAHA.

Answer 707

i think you should come to india at-least once a lifetime or you should see iguassu falls in brazil

Answer 708

It aint NEBRASKA!!!

Answer 709

JERSEY SHORE ALL THE WAYYYYYYYYY!!!!! :]]]

Answer 710

the grand canyon it is great

Answer 711

I love to travel and before I went into college I drove my car across 48 US States from June to September. Hilton Head Island, SC and Gulf Shores, AL as well as Phoenix, AZ and New Orleans, LA are amongst my favorites.

Answer 712

Amsterdam all the way!

Answer 713

New yorkkkk!!!!!

Answer 714

BAHAMAS!!!!!!!!!

ive seen pics =)

Answer 715

Florida,South Carolina or Seattle.SIMPLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 716

From the Texas coast to Big Bend National Park including the River Road to Presidio, TX, and back, by motorcycle. Destination is just a point in the journey.. Travel by car is like watching the world go by on television. ; - )

Answer 717

"vacation's all i ever wanted..." la la la La LA la LA LA LA

Answer 718

ATLANTIC CITY!



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Answer 719

is not NJ

Answer 720

sweet home alabama

x

Answer 721

asda

Answer 722

i would like to go to laura beach to have fun!!!

Answer 723

disneyland!!!!

Answer 724

up my butt and around the corner.

Answer 725

how about vegas

Answer 726

to a micky d's

Answer 727

My sis and I went to Boston from Houston, took 5 days to get there and 5 to return.... It was awesome



So much to see and do! My favorite spot is tied between the beaches at Rhode Island and the day in DC.

Answer 728

DAYTONA BEACH FL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)

Answer 729

Hooters

Answer 730

FLORDIA!!!!!!!!!!!! FLORDIA IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 731

100% sure its BORACAY PHILIPPINES sir..

Answer 732

alaska!

Answer 733

Ladakh of India is the Best vacation destination



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Answer 734

glen rose tx at dinosaur park it freaking awesome you see almost extinct animals out doors it awesome!~~~~~~!3#$%^&&**%^*&$!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!awesome its awesome awesome awesome awesome

Answer 735

VEGAS!!!!!!

Answer 736

Vegas!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 737

FLORIDA, OR CALIFORNIA

Answer 738

to the cannabis place in OAKLAND or one close by =]

Answer 739

Puerto Penasco, Mexico. My family has been vacationing there about once a year, sometimes more, for as long as I can remember. We always stay in a camp park right next to the beach. We can literally step out of our travel trailer, walk less than the length of a football field, and step onto the sand. It's fantastic.

Answer 740

dont no

Answer 741

.: QUEENSLAND :.

Answer 742

well i love to venture onto facebook and travel around there for a while, then i make a left and go onto myspace. and then i may make a u-turn and head back to facebook.

Answer 743

Crown Hill Cemetery,Indianapolis Indiana...I love the journey and the destination

Answer 744

Quoting the great Pat McManus "go to some place you are not". especially when there are bikers or Sasquatch outside.

Answer 745

Hmm I don't know cuz I don't go out much

Answer 746

ALASKA :)

Answer 747

You ask the weirdest question..

Answer 748

Thailand-Paradise Found! visit Pataya beach and the cab drivers know where to take you to satisfy your heads.

Answer 749

from my location i would say south padre island its like 6 hours drive from houston teaxas or from houston, texas to san antonio 4 hours or from houston to galveston 1 hour..



have a great day!!

Answer 750

SILVER FALLS, WI



great landscape

Answer 751

I'd like to mount a campaign to encourage people not to go anywhere. Travel has become so expensive and unpleasant that it's hard to understand why people don't stay home.

Why are we crowding our highways and airports to get someplace else? Newspapers and magazines are filled with ads trying to get us to travel. They want us to go somewhere - anywhere but home.

Answer 752

For me it's to 3 places in my country and each offers it's own uniqueness. The appeal for me is the destination for sure because thats where the journey brings you!!

Answer 753

MEXICO





it will purified your soul

Answer 754

boracay

Answer 755

Wisconsin Dells, you get big time fun packed into one midwest city. It has 4 seasons of fun, and something for everyone.