Think you’ve seen America? These 15 road trips feel like crossing oceans foreign landscapes without ever leaving U.S. soil.

Freedom, flexibility and a non-stop backdrop of epic views — there’s nothing quite like a road trip, and even better when it’s from the comfort of a classic car.

Pack your car, prepare your playlist, wind down the windows, and rev up your muscle car, as a road trip across the USA is the most iconic way to explore the country. You’ve probably heard of Route 66 ...

New England is made for road trips. Whether you’re chasing foliage in Vermont, surf breaks in Maine or colonial charm in Rhode Island, there’s a route for everyone in the historic heart of early ...

This is the kind of piece that feels like a slow road trip through hidden corners of the country, places where cell service ...

You don't need to be a savant behind the wheel to make the most of America's magnificent roads, as these relatively simple ...

A couple of famous faces stopped by Billy Bob’s Texas recently for some line dancing lessons. No, George Strait and Garth Brooks didn’t return to the “World’s Largest Honky Tonk.” Instead, Elmo and ...

Brand USA, the destination marketing organization for the United States, today launched America the Beautiful, a global tourism marketing campaign and platform that represents the organization’s most ...

The Great River Road offers front-row seats to nature’s greatest water show. This drive hugs the mighty Mississippi River as it flows along eastern Iowa. You’ll see majestic bluffs, thick forests, and ...

For Texas residents looking for a road trip destination that offers something genuinely different, the Abita Springs location is perfectly positioned. Just across the Louisiana border and north of ...

The 500-mile Great Lakes Seaway Trail winds past castles, waterfalls, and small towns from Lake Erie to the St. Lawrence ...

Whether they’re on the Pacific Coast or in the Rockies, these short drives offer plenty to see and do — so much, in fact, that you might want to take it slow. By Eric A. Taub Cruising down an open ...