Rising gas prices may discourage some travelers from packing up the car in the weeks and months ahead. Yet, the American road trip remains an enduring tradition and in the end can provide an affordable vacation option. Here are five…
Meandering along the crest of the mountains through the woods and past spectacular vistas, Virginia’s Skyline Drive begins in Front Royal and twists and turns southwest through Shenandoah National Park. You’ll roll along, passing through more than 200,000 acres of protected land that's home to deer, song birds, black bears, cascading waterfalls and fields of wildflowers.
Plan for many stops so the driver can take in the long views or the whole crew can hike to a nearby alpine lake.For majestic coastal scenery and seaside breezes, pile in the car for a trip up our country’s western shore. Begin in ultra-hip Santa Monica, California, and wind your way past the Hearst Castle. Push north to Carmel and then on to the storied city by the bay, San Francisco.
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