cbayer (119,499 posts) Tue Apr 2, 2013, 12:46 PM
Myscenicdrives - the best road trip planner I have ever found.
http://www.myscenicdrives.com
I have long searched for the perfect planner, but they have all failed me in one way or another. At long last, I have found one that is closest to perfection that I have ever seen.
It takes a bit to learn how to use it, but once you get it, it is fantastic. You can put in an overview then start adding stops, looking for scenic routes, finding historical points of interest and locating recreational areas. It allows you to decide how long you want to drive each day and can mark a weeklong trip into manageable segments, then tell you what lodging is available in the area.
I love planning a trip, but this site has made it even more fun.
Plan a road trip before it's too late!!!! You won't regret it.
This "scenic drives" thing says there's no scenic drives in the Sandhills of Nebraska.Pretty, but not enough curves. I hope the women of Nebraska have more to offer than the roads. :-)
.....and so on and so on and so on. God's Country, the Sandhills of Nebraska.
Whoa. What a rip.That is so beautiful, alll that wide open space. It is truley God's country threre. Thank you for sharing!!!
This "scenic drives" thing says there's no scenic drives in the Sandhills of Nebraska.
Talk about being both provincial and ignorant.(http://i1100.photobucket.com/albums/g419/Eferrari/18-103_zps98d5b27c.jpg)
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.....and so on and so on and so on. God's Country, the Sandhills of Nebraska.
Well, Texas is a pretty big state. It seems all the scenic drives here would take me a day to get to. :rofl:And then some. I did more driving in Texas than I did relaxing.
To any lurking primitives: There is no scenery worth looking at in Wyoming. Well, yeah the Tetons and the junk up in that corner, but not the rest of the state. :-)
A note to the primitives. Virginia has no scenic routes or historical areas. There is nothing here for you. Go try New England you will like it much better.
Pretty, but not enough curves. I hope the women of Nebraska have more to offer than the roads. :-)
I had a look at my state... apparently, nobody bothered to notice the Natchez Trace and seem to think the only good roads are through the mountains to the east.
Plus a "cow" problem.
:-)
Why are the DUmmies driving? I thought cars melted polar bears.If they want scenic drives, they should take the bus.
The website says of my zip code "We're new to this area."Not a problem. Once they reach Newburgh, they'll spend the rest of their trip in the OCC gift shop, unless it's belly up.
BSS is absolutely right. Nothing north of Newburgh to see at all.
Not a problem. Once they reach Newburgh, they'll spend the rest of their trip in the OCC gift shop, unless it's belly up.
Driving for pleasure, DUmmies?
Nice carbon footprint you have there, selfish bastards. Why don't you just take a gun and shoot our poor Mother Earth? Or roast a spotted owl on a fire fueled by styrofoam and old tires.
Club any baby seals, lately?
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Is that a golf bag? I don't play golf, but that looks like it would be a very scenic course.