Prepare to be awed by the dramatic scenery and wildlife at three of America’s most beautiful National Parks – Grand Teton, Yellowstone, and Glacier. All three share beautiful mountain vistas, plentiful wildlife (can you say: bison, big horn sheep, grizzly bears, wolves, elk, and moose?), yet each National Park is unique. You start your trip at Grand Teton National Park...

There are dozens of reasons Louisville, Bardstown, Frankfort, and Lexington are famous; these Kentucky towns have plenty of great attractions and events, but bourbon making is perhaps the most significant. This trip includes four important stops on Kentucky's renowned Bourbon Trail, where roughly 95% of the world's bourbon is produced. As you drive down Kent...

New Mexico is nicknamed the “Land of Enchantment,” and if you’re lucky enough to visit, you’ll understand why. The state can be most easily described by its unique geographic and cultural attractions. From the snowy mountains giving way to ancient adobe rock dwellings to the oldest winemaking traditions in the US, New Mexico has something for everyone. Although New...

This Texas trip showcases music, culture, history, and scenic beauty – all with a Texas flair! Start by exploring the eclectic cities of Austin and San Antonio, each with thriving food, music, culture, arts, and history scenes. Then, wind your way to the southwestern part of the state to Big Bend National Park in the rugged Chisos Mountains. Let AdventureGenie help y...

From sweeping landscapes filled with natural landmarks to exciting cities, the Ozarks have been a popular vacation destination for over 100 years. This week-long trip allows you to explore rushing waterfalls, glittering springs, rocky landforms, and underground caves. This trip begins in St. Louis, a city packed with great attractions and a vibrant food and art scene....

The glistening waters of Lake Michigan provide a wonderful backdrop for a summer or fall trip along its western shores. Lake Michigan’s western shore – primarily in Wisconsin – allows you to experience the cool waters and views of the lake, charming small towns, great state parks, and larger cities (Chicago and Milwaukee). For those not interested in Milwaukee or C...

South Dakota's position in the heart of America has made the state a road-tripping extravaganza. With so many attractions worth visiting, those in search of the Great American Road Trip will be thrilled. A cluster of these attractions, the Great Eight, encompasses some of the country's most iconic roadside stops, quirkiest small towns, prettiest parks, and legendary...

Imagine entertainment, amusement parks, a national park and a hip-funky small town all set in the dramatic Smoky Mountains of Tennessee and North Carolina. Expect family fun and beauty on this trip starting in Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg, Tennessee, then continuing to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and ending in hip-artsy Asheville, Tennessee. While the stops o...

Located in the northwest of Washington State, Olympic National Park is a place of tremendous natural diversity and breathtaking beauty with over 922,651 acres of protected rain forest and three distinct ecosystems. The Olympic Peninsula is a rugged, magical place that is one of the most diverse and alluring of all the protected spaces in the United States. With its...

The bright lights of the Las Vegas Strip often trick the uninformed into thinking all of Nevada is neon, casinos and concrete. Yet, starting a dozen miles from The Strip are the awe-inspiring Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, Hoover Dam, and Lake Mead. And a few hours northwest is Death Valley National Park’s Nevada entrance. And 90 minutes northeast of ...

Some folks think snow and cold when they think of Upstate New York (and that can be true in the winter months), but this area is a less well-known gem for vacationing – it is chock full of incredible natural beauty, magnificent waterfalls, countless freshwater lakes, mountains, great museums, charming towns, performing arts, and some of the nicest state parks in the...

Idaho is often overlooked as a road trip state because many believe it lacks the majestic scenery and popular attractions found in other Western states. But scratch the surface, and Idaho is brimming with stunning mountain ranges, pristine rivers and crystal-clear lakes, world-class ski resorts, and an abundance of hot springs. Plainly put, Idaho is a bucket list des...

History buffs should be excited by this wonderful Civil War-themed GenieTrip from Gettysburg to Antietam to Charlottesville and much in between. “The Journey Through Hallowed Ground”, a National Heritage Area, is a 180-mile-long area highlighting key Civil War sites in four states: Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, and Virginia. The area boasts more than 10,000...

The prosperous Virginia Colony played an outsized role in the formation of America. The Williamsburg area is a mecca for Colonial and American Revolution history buffs with its three, living history museums – Colonial Williamsburg, the Jamestown Settlement, and the Yorktown National Battlefield – and Charlottesville, Virginia, home to three of America's Founding Fat...

Florida may be best known for spring break parties and retirement, but the Sunshine State offers much more. Take a road trip through the center and down the western coast of this stunning state to discover its vibrant culture and incredible natural wetlands.The west coast of Florida is lovingly known as the Gulf Coast. This 660-mile stretch of greatness starts in...

California isn’t as large as Alaska, but it boasts exceptionally diverse natural scenery. By visiting Joshua Tree, Sequoia and Kings Canyon, Death Valley, Yosemite, and Tahoe National Forest, you’ll run the “geological gamut,” from bone-dry deserts to misty waterfalls. Nature lovers and photographers will find many jaw-dropping sights on a trip through these treasure...

Hugging the banks of the mighty Mississippi River, Route 61 is one of the most celebrated highways in American music history. On this southern 600-mile portion (of the 1,400 miles total length, starting in Minnesota and following the mighty Mississippi River south) of the Blues Highway, tourists can stop at the culturally-rich cities of Nashville, Memphis, Clarksdale,...

"Mighty Five" is no exaggeration: Utah is the proud home to a bucket list-worthy group of amazing and different national parks – and close enough to each other that visitors with a week or two can experience them all. This is the desert, but there is nothing bland about these areas. Red, white, and golden sandstone is carved by millions of years of erosion and buckli...

The shores of Lake Michigan are beautiful everywhere, but its famed eastern shore (in western Michigan) is a showstopper and an ideal spot for a summer RV trip. Start with giant sand dunes at Warren Dunes State Park, continue to windmill-filled Holland, then on to the lighthouses of Ludington. As you head to northwest Michigan, the water and sky seem to get bluer as...

Sunny Arizona is a land of variety. Striking desert landscapes, the wonders of the Grand Canyon, and mountains high enough for skiing, make Arizona a strikingly beautiful place to explore. The artsy towns, historic villages, foody cities, and activity-rich areas mean there truly is something for everyone in this state. You’ll enjoy wine, hiking, the arts, and one of ...

Virginia and North Carolina share many things, but one stands out – beautiful mountain scenery and charming small towns. From Shenandoah National Park’s Skyline Drive starting in Front Royal, VA, with a stop in nearby historic Charlottesville, to the Blue Ridge Parkway, and ending in artsy Asheville, this trip promises great scenery, history, and outdoor fun. But near...

There are so many charming and historic destinations in New England that it’s hard to pick the best. We've designed this warm weather trip, which hugs the Atlantic Coast, to highlight the unique sights this region has to offer. You will see the charming seaside town of Mystic with its commercial fishing boats and charters, the site of the Mayflower landing at Plymout...

The rugged and scenic Pacific Northwest is large and diverse with great outdoor activities and breathtaking scenery. Rocky shores, icy glaciers, lush forests, volcanic lakes – the Pacific Northwest has it all. Dramatic landscapes are accentuated all year, with Fall and Spring offering some of the most picturesque views. While the Pacific Northwest is a large region,...

Discover Florida’s most iconic destinations on this trip down Florida’s east coast. Experience the history of St. Augustine, the theme parks and entertainment of Orlando, the history of America’s ground-breaking space program, the vibrant culture and nightlife of Miami, the rugged beauty of the Everglades, and the laid-back beach vibe of the Florida Keys, all in the ...

NASCAR and camping go hand-in-hand since most NASCAR tracks have onsite campgrounds and plenty of others nearby. NASCAR (National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing) has become an everyday word in the U.S. for good reason: it's one of the most popular sports in America; one-third of American adults consider themselves fans; and, NASCAR events represent nearly 75% of...

Imagine iconic beaches, amusement parks, Pacific Coast Highway, movie stars, and wine country all in your RV. Experience the best of Southern California as you’ve always dreamed. This RV journey starts in San Diego with its rich history, famous zoo and aquariums, golden sand beaches, and vibrant night life. Head north to Anaheim to experience the myriad amusement par...

National parks in Colorado evoke some of the most spectacular visions on the planet. Colorado is more than just the Rocky Mountains – the state is richly diverse with deep canyons, rolling sand dunes, glistening rivers, and expansive rolling plains. No matter your tastes, you’re guaranteed to find something that will wow you – or at least bring a wide smile to the more...

You don't need a time machine to travel back to Antebellum America. All you need is a trip to three of the best-preserved Southern cities: Charleston, Savannah, and St. Augustine. Each of these iconic destinations has enough gorgeous gardens, impressive architecture, and first-rate museums to keep history buffs occupied. Photographers will also find no shortage of ic...

America's Midwest and Northeast are home to some of the most famous roller coasters on earth. From Holiday World, Kings Island, and Cedar Point to Kennywood Park, Hershey Park, and Knoebels, this trip will take you to the tallest, fastest, and "head-spinningest" coasters in the USA. Whether you prefer nostalgic wooden coasters or ultra-new giga coasters, you'll find...