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From coast to coast, each state is filled with unique charm through its landscape, climate, and breathtaking scenery. The sheer ability to drive to a new or favorite destination can feel so liberating. Now, what if we could take these experiences on the road and make them even better through a deeper connection with our history and culture?

Wondering which is the best route from Road Trip USA to choose for your cross-country road trip? Take this quiz to find out which route…

After several months of quarantine, my friends and I were ecstatic to finally dust off our luggage for a Southwest road trip. It was an adventure we had talked about for over a year, but due to the uncertainty of COVID, it took us a while to finally go ahead with our travel plan. These tips below helped make our southwestern road trip full of everlasting memories that we will forever cherish. I believe they will do the same for you too.

By Paul Vachon, author of Moon Michigan’s Upper Peninsula Locals call Michigan’s Upper Peninsula the world above the bridge. Here you’ll discover miles of freshwater…

By Timothy Malcolm, author of Moon Baseball Road Trips From jewel-box legends like Fenway and Wrigley to the most modern venues like Truist Park and…

You can sample much of what Grand Canyon National Park has to offer in one day on the South Rim. Here’s what to see and do if your time is limited.

The 34-mile (55-km) drive along the Kings Canyon Scenic Byway allows you to explore one of North America’s deepest canyons from the comfort of your own vehicle. You’ll drive along a zigzagging road next to the roaring Kings River, among granite, wildlife, and wildflowers aplenty.

By The Open Road: 50 Best Road Trips in the USA author Jessica Dunham From cliffside highways overlooking the Pacific to the quaint beach towns…

By Moon Oregon Trail Road Trip author Katrina Emery Steps away from the banks of the Missouri River, Independence sprang up to serve travelers on…

By Moon Oregon Trail Road Trip author Katrina Emery The village that became Lincoln, first called Lancaster, was founded in 1856, well after the Oregon…