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American Road® Itineraries
Do you want to turn your next vacation road trip into an unforgettable adventure? Use the American Road® Magazine Itinerary page to plan your next road trip. You'll discover things to do, sights to see, places to stay, and routes to explore. Start preparation for your next road trip by clicking on the sponsored itineraries below:
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Northeast
Delight your senses in the Chautauqua-Lake Erie region with driving tours from Westfield, NY located in the oldest and largest Concord grape growing region in the world. Download PDF Itinerary
Southeast
Chattanooga, TN - The city that entertains and surprises millions of people every year. Award-winning restaurants, a world-class Aquarium, the incredible riverfront, plus art, festivals and more - a place like no other. This year put Chattanooga on your short list
as a destination you don't want to miss. Click here for more details. Download PDF Itinerary
Get away from it all. Visit Levy County Florida where Old Florida embraces nature. If you are looking for stretches of wide-open spaces of what Florida used to look like then head to the rugged and pristine Gulf of Mexico coastline of Levy County. Download PDF Itinerary
Road Trip Get away to it all. Our Discover Tennessee Trails & Byways Program! Tennessee is an incredible place for all kinds of discoveries, from the lush beauty of our natural landscape to the landmarks and attractions that draw visitors from around the world. Try one of our regional self-guided driving trails and five National Scenic Byways to uncover your new favorite bed & breakfast, the best biscuits and gravy you've ever eaten, hands-on history lessons, and hidden gems you won't find anywhere else. With so many things to see and do, you're sure to find something for everyone. Visit Tennessee. We're playing your song. Download PDF Itinerary
Beyond the interstate . . . beyond the excitement of Louisiana's cities . . . lies a world of natural beauty and abundance whose people preserve the very heart of Louisiana's cultures. This is a land that beckons to everyone with a sense of adventure. This is Louisiana's Outback' a place where prairie melts into marsh, where the Gulf of Mexico laps against natural sand beaches, where rare oak cheniers are shaped by salty winds. Here, 
birds, butterflies and waterfowl flock in the millions-as they have for thousands of years-lured from afar by the unbroken promise of much needed rest and plentiful food. Named "one of five fantastic family trips" in April 2008's Scholastic Parent & Child magazine, the Creole Nature Trail is lauded as the coolest way to get nose to snout with an alligator. For top-notch fishing, birding, shelling, crabbing, boating, and nature photography, the Creole Nature Trail All-American Road is your back road to adventure.
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Stretching 444 miles from Natchez, Mississippi through the Shoals of Alabama to Nashville, Tennessee, the Natchez Trace takes you places you'll never forget. So take your time, there’s lots to take in: beautiful scenery, exciting history, recreational adventures and cultural attractions. All this, and more, and a road ready to take you away. Download PDF Itinerary
Thoroughbred Country, South Carolina. Charming towns with museums that display local history; small main street businesses with antiques and uniques; lanes lined with live oak trees and decorated with Spanish moss; nationally-known artists; picturesque rivers; cotton, peach, watermelon and grain farms; historic plantation homes, churches and cemeteries, unique cultural communities and natural attractions ... all come together to give you a true picture of the South of yesteryear and of today. Welcome to Thoroughbred Country, South Carolina - Way More Than Horses! Download PDF Itinerary
In Corinth, Mississippi, monuments and museums celebrating Civil War heritage abound. However, that is only half the story. Restaurants, serving local delicacy, the Slugburger; art galleries; and unique shopping thrive in the quaint downtown district. Special events occur year around, including performances by the Corinth Symphony Orchestra, Corinth Theatre Arts, and Bluegrass Pickin’ on the Square. Recreation – golf, hiking/biking, hunting, and farm tours – are also a part of the story. Come be a part of our story! Download PDF Itinerary
A vacation destination… A city rich in historical beauty A small community feel in the midst of one of the largest counties in Tennessee… That is what you will find in Greeneville, Tennessee’s second oldest town, the home of the seventeenth president of the United States, Andrew Johnson, and the birthplace of celebrated hero, Davy Crockett. Come and enjoy Greeneville's rich history and scenic beauty every season throughout the year. Greeneville, Tenneseee—what are you waiting for? Download PDF Itinerary
Midwest
Wintertime in Wisconsin is all about having fun. In fact, it's where the great outdoors and the great indoors come together. So whether you like to ski, snowmobile, get a massage, visit an indoor waterpark or enjoy the performing arts, it's time to get out and enjoy great events in Wisconsin's winter wonderland. Download PDF Itinerary
Known as the Road That Built the Nation, the National Road was America’s original federal highway. Built in the early 19th century from Cumberland, Maryland to the prairies of Illinois, the National Road was later followed by US Route 40 and Interstate 70. Visitors can cruise the rolling countryside while stopping to enjoy mom and pop diners, antique shops, local museums, festivals, and fairs. Those with an artistic eye will savor the architectural treasures nestled in the National Road towns of Illinois. Download PDF Itinerary
Joliet, IL Kicks On Route 66! Explore Joliet including an organ concert at Old Central Church, a dinner show at the Abbey Theatre, The Jacob Henry Mansion, and Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery. Download PDF Itinerary
Before the transcontinental railroad and the telegraph, there was the Pony Express. The legendary overland mail service began on April 3,1860, as a lone rider left the Pikes Peak Stables in St. Joseph, Missouri, and rode into history. To celebrate the 150th anniversary of this landmark event, St. Joseph has scheduled an exciting and diverse lineup of events and activities, starting April 1-3. Download PDF Itinerary
Part of the fun of traveling the Ohio Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor is the experience of truly 'discovering' history for yourself...spotting old buildings and portions of road that whisper of their original past uses. Discover the charm and retro-appeal of many businesses along the highway. Strike up a conversation at a local diner and learn about America's auto history. The pie is probably delicious, too! Download PDF Itinerary
Wisconsin Harbor Towns Association (WHTA) is proud to represent our 18 member communities. Dotted along 1,100 magnificent miles of scenic coastline, from sophisticated cities to quaint fishing villages, Wisconsin's harbor towns feature a unique smorgasbord of outdoor recreation, museums, shopping, arts, dining and relaxing scenery. The WHTA, a non-profit organization of these communities, was formed in the summer of 2000. We invite you to enjoy yourself on and along the waters we call home. Download PDF Itinerary
Remember Jesse James? Take a trip back in time without leaving the comfort of contemporary civilization when you take the Jesse James Driving Tour. Start your journey in St. Joseph, Missouri a town famous for being the place where the Pony Express began and Jesse James met his demise. Travel through other towns where Jesse James left his mark, including: Kearney, Liberty, Independence, Winston, Gallatin, and Kansas City.PDF Brochure Jesse James Auto Tour Itinerary.pdf
Take a virtual tour of the Museum Hill B & B. You are invited to stay with us during your travels along the Jesse James Driving Tour.
Illinois Lincoln Highway
Where to find Illinois Lincoln Highway Interpretive Murals and Gazebos. Currently there are 22 murals installed along the Illinois route and its corridor, with several others in development. They can be easily seen while traveling, yet each location is accessible to pull off the road for a closer view and to read the exciting story.
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Illinois Route 66 Heritage Corridor:
Route 66 is the 'Mother Road' & Illinois is where is all begins. From the majestic skyline of Chicago to the Mighty Mississippi, you'll experience the romance of the road and discover the legendary people and places that have given millions of travelers their 'kicks on Route 66.'
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Plains
Explore the Kansas Byways. Over a millennium, geologic shifts shape the state's landscape to create a scenic backdrop for travelers. Follow the paths of great expedition teams and adventurers to see where history happened along Kansas' ten distinctive byways. Visit museums and shops or enjoy local dining and lodging to create your own byway experience. Download PDF Itinerary
Rocky Mountain
Nevada Silver Trails. Welcome to the Land of Extremes. From an award winning winery, to a quaint little old west town, to one of the hottest places on earth, you'll find Pahrump and Beatty, Nevada to be the perfect places to enjoy it all. With both towns nestled just minutes from Death Valley, they are the perfect home base to enjoy modern day luxuries while exploring Death Valley National Park. Download PDF Itinerary
West Wendover, your jewel in the desert! Discover the allure of West Wendover, Nevada! You'll find an exciting combination of towering first-class resorts, fast-paced casino action, superstar entertainment and an abundance of recreational opportunities. This quaint resort community sits on the Nevada/Utah border approximately 120 miles west of Salt Lake City, Utah on I-80, just a 90-minute drive away! Download PDF Itinerary
Discover Life Along The Trail. The Pony Express Trail, The Old Lincoln Highway, and The Loneliest Highway in America: with a variety of names, you would think that Highway 50 might have an identity crisis but just the opposite is true. This route cuts through the middle of Pony Express Territory, an expanse of Nevada?s most historic and picturesque country. Download PDF Itinerary
Pacific Coast
Hells Canyon Scenic Byway - Leave the fast pace and fenced-in views of Interstate 84 and follow the contours of the land into slower times and wilder places. Journey from river’s edge to mountaintop and down to valley floor. Have lunch overlooking a wild and scenic river; share a canyon road with a cattle drive. PDF Itinerary
Discover What Alaskans Already Know? The Kenai is not behind safety glass, or a
deck rail. Your face feels the cold wind on the train and your heart pounds with the strike of a monster fish. Your adrenaline rushes at the sight of a bear, and your skin chills as you step on a glacier. Nothing about the Kenai Peninsula is formal or stuffy. In fact, no other destination offers such an
up close and personal Alaskan experience. With over 15,000 square miles of extraordinary adventure and excitement to choose from, even the rest of the state comes here when they need a reminder of why they moved to Alaska in the first place. That's why we are known as Alaska's Playground. PDF Itinerary
Southwest
Deming, New Mexico is more fun than you can shake a maraca at! Enjoy wide open spaces, see historic area attactions, and enjoy a lifestyle that's guaranteed to shake things up!
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"Tucumcari Tonight!" We welcome you. Tucumcari is located in the Heart of the Mother Road, is the Gateway to New Mexico and is also known as the City of Murals. Nestled on historic Route 66, and located at the crossroads of Interstate 40, US 54, and State Highways 104 & 209. We have over 1200 motel rooms and are within 30 minutes of two Lakes that include Ute Lake, the 2nd largest lake in New Mexico. We invite travelers to make it "Tucumcari Tonite, tomorrow, for a lifetime!"
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Edmond, Oklahoma offers outstanding hotels, conveniently located attractions, championship golf, and nostalgic shopping areas featuring the unique and antique, all with the added pleasure of beautiful public art cavorting on almost every corner. Located on scenic Route 66, The Mother Road, a stay in Edmond places you just minutes from international attractions such as the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, Remington Park horse racing, the Lazy E Arena and picturesquely historic Guthrie, just to name a few!
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Canada
London, Ontario is a “must visit” destination for fun and relaxation. We encourage you to experience a city that loves to laugh and live—a city where you’ll find pristine natural conservation areas and spectacular parkland— a city that beckons your return to Discover our Spirit! Enjoy a variety of experiences unmatched in Southwestern Ontario...
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