Copy our route, keep our pace and swap anything you like. Every plan was driven or walked by us.
Zion, Bryce, Capitol Reef, Arches and the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas.
Neon motels, slow diners and the old road at its best.
Follow peak color from Vermont down to the Berkshires.
Geysers, wolves at dawn and a lake day in the Tetons.
Ten days, five national parks, one big circle from Las Vegas.
Hike the Narrows or Angels Landing (permit required). Sleep in Springdale.
Sunrise at Bryce Point, then the Navajo Loop among the hoodoos.
One of the best drives in America, with pie in Torrey.
Delicate Arch at sunset, Mesa Arch at sunrise.
Rim Trail walks and a half-day hike below the rim.
A long, easy drive — leave room for a Route 66 detour.
Seven days of covered bridges and back roads.
Arrive, settle into an old inn and walk the Stowe Recreation Path.
Small towns, cider mills and covered-bridge picnics.
34 miles of peak color in the White Mountains.
Apple picking, a concert and a slow farm-to-table dinner.
Lobster rolls on the drive back to Boston.
Never one night anywhere — packing up every morning ruins a trip.
No drive longer than three hours between stops.
Room for the town you didn’t know you’d love.
Plan for 80% of your budget and leave the rest for surprises.