Road trip vacations are a favorite past time for many in North America and are now popular again in today’s global travel environment.
There is no better way to see your region of the world than by taking a road-trip to your local vacation destination. Not only is this a great way to vacation but it’s also an excellent way to support local business during this time.
There are countless scenic drives all across North America for you to experience, so start planning now and map your route stop at amazing attractions along the way.
Explore the regional drive to vacation destinations and featured resorts below, you may find your new favorite vacation destination just a road trip away.
This drive-to vacation region features some of the best food and drink variety in North America.
From super fresh and reasonably priced Lobster to world-famous micro-breweries.
A little further north into Eastern Canada you will find Quebec's winemakers, chocolatiers, cider and cheesemakers busy at work.
Don't forget to make your reservation at one of the area's countless sugar shacks producing some of the world's best maple syrup.
This drivable region features abundant outdoor activities like leaf-peeping, hiking, whale watching, skiing, or head to the New England beaches to enjoy the ocean breeze.
New England and Eastern Canada are loaded with history so don't forget to check out local museums and historical landmarks.
Do you love to shop?
Find a local outlet mall or visit one of the many quaint towns dotting this area with unique shops.
Are you a sports fanatic?
New England is well known for its love for professional sports. Check out one of the many historical venues like Fenway Park and immerse yourself in New England sports traditions.
From French influence to the American Revolution, history and culture is vast in this area of North America.
In Eastern Canada, you will find the French language, culinary traditions, and European like cities and not to mention castles.
New England was at the heart of the American Revolution and is rich in colonial history.
Walk the Freedom Trail in Boston or visit nearby towns to see historical reenactments that are sure to peak any history buffs interest.
Wind in the Pines is situated in the Berkshire Mountains of western Massachusetts. Wind in the Pines is an upscale motel, circumscribed by a beautiful setting of flower gardens by the swimming pool. The rooms offered include studios with mini-kitchens, cable televisions and outdoor barbecues. Units at Wind in the Pines have a window air-conditioner, a television, and a videocassette player. Kitchens are equipped with a mini-refrigerator and a microwave. All units are non-smoking and a car is recommended to fully enjoy the area, No pets are allowed at the resort which is a two-story motel conversion. Winter or summer, Wind in the Pines offers recreational diversions for the entire family. Among the most popular activites are snowskiing, hiking, and fishing. Its prime location in the Berksires of western Massachusetts allows for many sight-seeing opportunities, including Tanglewood, summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra; the Norman Rockwell Museum; and the shops and galleries in Stockbridge. Year-round, a stay at Wind In The Pines offers a variety of cultural performances, outdoor activities, antiquing, shopping, and fine dining. Nearby find yourself at Tanglewood, the summer home of the Boston Symphony and Boston Pops, Williamstown Theatre Festival, and dance theater at Jacobs Pillow. Its location in the Berkshires offers many sight-seeing opportunities such as Mount Greylock, Appalachain Trail, and the main street of Stockbridge. Boston and New York City are within a 2.5-hour drive. Treat yourself to the Massacusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, or visit the Berkshire Scenic Railway Museum and Chesterwood. Magnificent Massachusetts combines natural beautiy, culture and colonial American history.