If you're on the East Coast when the leaves start to change color, a drive through Vermont and New Hampshire will give you some of the most beautiful views of fall.
Self-guided walking tours, museum visits, and strolls through Little Italy (in the North End) and historic Faneuil Hall and Boston Common are all terrific ways to see Boston.
Spending a few days in Manhattan is the ideal lead-in to a relaxing road trip to a quieter town like Newport.
Depending on traffic and road conditions, this 226-mile trip takes about four hours. To get to New Jersey, take the Holland Tunnel from lower Manhattan. It goes under the Hudson River.
Starting in Baltimore, this East Coast road trip will take you on a long detour from I-95 that passes through a rare coastal landscape populated by wild horses.
After seeing the sights, eating, and learning about the past of our nation's capital, you might be ready to go to the beach.
For this scenic East Coast road trip, you'll travel to the heart of Appalachia, starting in Charlotte, North Carolina where you can pay a visit to the NASCAR Hall of Fame.
You can walk along the 1.75-mile Riverwalk, look at the shops, or eat at one of the riverside cafes or restaurants.
If you want to go to Orlando's theme parks and other sites, you need to get on the road. It might be hard to leave Savannah's squares, parks, restaurants, and riverfront.