Posts about the American Northeastern states, such as Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, New Jersey, the New England states, and more.
Last year, I collaborated with roughly 40 travel bloggers to put together the first installment of the Great American Road Trip series. That behemoth of a post looked at the best back roads on a state-by-state basis. While it’s a very comprehensive look at some of the best road trips in the country, it was… Continue reading Great American Road Trips, Part 2: My Favorite Back Roads in America
Are you searching for excellent road trip options to have a true American experience? Look no further – your back road travel plans start here! We highlight some of the best back roads by state, including maps, highlights, and things to see and do along the way.
The story of my first visit to the famous Cucumber Falls in Ohiopyle State Park.
What to do on a beautiful Saturday during the long Labor Day weekend? We quickly settled the “dilemma”, choosing a drive to the Lehigh Valley, and a walk on the campus of Lehigh University in Bethlehem PA, Mike’s alma mater. With the luxury of time, we headed out for the day, planning to drive Interstate-78… Continue reading Time Well Spent–The Back Road From Lehigh University
Prelude This Maine back roads trip has a story, a really big one spanning about 12 years at this point. For the preliminary details, check out Back Roads of Maine Motorcycle Trip: Prelude. If you have not read it, you may want to check it out first, as it provides a good deal of the… Continue reading Maine Back Roads on a Motorcycle: The Actual Trip (Part 2)
A story about a man and his motorcycle, setting up a romantic getaway with his wife on the back roads of Maine
Our first … gasp … unpleasant experience while taking a trip on back roads!
Thirteen excellent adventures, exploring the back roads in various regions throughout Delaware, Pennsylvania, and Virginia
Take Back Roads presents our comprehensive guide on how to take an excellent cross country road trip on a tight budget!
Twenty (two!) questions with a cross country solo traveler!
