Be sure to combine these drives with visiting some of the most beautiful cities in the US: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eauJh6pmtrmdiZs.html

I just quit my job of 5 years to travel the entire us to take pics an vids, im soo flippin geeked

Don't forget the Natchez Trace Parkway, part of the National Park Service. Just beautiful!

You could easily add to your list of best road trips US-395 from Mojave Desert in California through Nevada, Oregon and Washington to the Canada border. Absolutely beautyful all seasons. Gorgeous scenery, geology, history, National Parks, Ski resorts, ghost towns, etc all by or at a stone's throw from US-395. Thanks for posting

Wow, seeing some beautiful places. Amazing. Great information

Wow , so beautiful !

I've done the Toronto to florida drive quite a few times but I'm looking forward to driving to Las Vegas at the end of this summer. Great video!

I have been on many road trips from Washington state to north Carolina I love the views I get on every road ❤beautiful I love the highway from south Carolina to the virginia it's amazing

Love the high depth

I love this! Thank you so much!

I’ve done the Road to Hana, Pacific Coast Highway, and Blue Ridge Parkway but didn’t even know about a couple of these. Time to plan another road trip 👀👀

I can’t believe you didn’t add highway 30 on this. It was the first highway to go coast to coast and it passes through some of the most beautiful places I’ve ever seen

Very well done video. Thanks for showing the best road trips :)

We drove Route 66 during the pandemic, While some things were closed, we loved our trip. No schedule, just drove each day until we were tired of driving. Did some research to find some of the truly unique sights, like the world's largest fork, a collection of Burma Shave signs, the boyhood home of Mickey Mantle, stood on the corner in Winslow, Arizona and the crochet museum in Joshua Tree, as well as some great little towns and BEAUTIFUL sights. The trip out was 13 days. GREAT!!!

Wow. You certainly covered something for just about everyone in this video. I like your choices and I've done some of them. I haven't done Rt. 66 yet. Can't make my mind up whether it is my thing or not. I enjoy "quirky" but after a while it gets on my nerves and that's a long trip. Maybe I can break it down for a few states - a shortened trip. Anyway, I enjoyed your video. Thank you.

Very enjoyable and informative video! As a resident of Washington state, I was very pleased that you rate the Olympic Peninsula Loop so highly, but please let me make one slight correction to your otherwise excellent narration. You mentioned seeing "the snow-covered mountains of the Cascade Range" while traveling the Loop. The Cascade Range is not within the Olympic Peninsula and is around 50 miles to the east of the Puget Sound side of the Peninsula (where a distant view of the Cascades may indeed be possible). The snow-capped mountains one sees on the Peninsula itself are those of the Olympic Range, whose tallest peak, Mount Olympus, rises to an elevation of 7,980 feet. I look forward to seeing others of your videos and thank you for this one.

My then girlfriend , now wife of 44 years , drove around the country for a year in 1976 . Smartest thing we ever did . Once the kids show getting away is difficult . Later in life we traveled all over the west coast in our 1982 VW Westphalia .

Southern Utah northern Arizona area is the greatest place if you want to see red rock landscapes majority of the beautiful red rock areas that you see on post cards is found there.

The Cascade Loop in Washington State

395 not being on the list is insane to me.

My Favorite Road Trips are in TEXAS... Houston to Dallas or Austin or San Antonio or Corpus Christi. (smile)

i'm convinced americans praise the UK countryside to be kind when watching reaction clips, the USA has much better attractions.