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Adventure America
The epic one to two-week long journeys found in our Adventure America map are for those who dare to dream big. Compiled from our regional series, Adventure America is the only one way to whet your appetite for the open road.
Adventure America: Volume 1 features the unforgettable back roads and dramatic landscapes of the West Coast, Four Corners, Texas Hill Country, Ozarks, Black Hills, Northern Great Lakes, Smoky Mountains, Florida, and New England.
Explore lush forests and snowcapped peaks as you trace the cliffs of the Pacific Coast. Experience the canyons, rock formations and deserted highways of the Southwest or discover the granite spires and rugged terrain of the Black Hills and Wyoming. Head east to the legendary Smoky Mountains and Cumberland Gap or venture up to the northeast for a journey through America's birthplace.
These are more than just road trips, they're 1 to 2 weeklong journeys that help define the American experience. They're a way of recapturing our inherent love of the open road and of rediscovering a nation. And with every winding turn, you'll gain a deeper understanding that in the end it's not the destination that counts - it's the journey.
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Smokey Mountains It's time to explore one of the most storied regions in the country. Our Smoky Mountains/Southern Appalachia map will guide you along more than 20 scenic loops and little known drives, and past the sweeping panoramas that have made this area famous. You'll see lush valleys, rich forests and striking ridges as these twisting mountain highways lead you through the birthplace of bluegrass music, coal-mining country and the home of the Cherokee.
Experience the rolling green hills and Cumberland Plateau of Eastern Tennessee. Venture into historic Southern Kentucky and the Daniel Boone National Forest. And get your mind blown along the famous Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina. Stop and take a look around and you'll find yourself surrounded by the most breathtaking scenery most people will ever see. Much of it shrouded in that legendary blue mist.
The best times to visit are usually spring and early fall. In April and May, the hills are awash with green and the air filled with the smells of spring. In the fall, the lush, mixed forests become a fireworks display of color against an evergreen backdrop. Winters are cold. Summers are hot. But no matter when you go, you'll always thank yourself.
For back roads enthusiasts, this region is a must-see. And this map a must-have.
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