The Overseas Highway
Where: The Florida Keys, starting in the southernmost leg of the Florida Peninsula and ending at Key West.
Why: Traveling along the southern part of US Route 1 for 113 miles, this drive is undoubtedly a feast for the eyes for those who love the big blue ocean. Emerald waters and colorful coral reefs can be seen for miles as you make your way across 42 overseas bridges, the most famous being the seven-mile bridge. You’ll feel as if you may be lost at sea as you travel across this highway.
The Florida Keys islets are very accessible for adventurers, and all have a unique trait about them to enjoy. Islamorada is perfect for fishermen, The Moorings is filled with quaint, colorful cottages, and Key West is an energetic island with quirky street entertainment you won’t want to miss.
We are headed back out in early Fall, stops at ‘must see’ new NFL Stadiums to see games along the way. Drive around the USA, Windows Down, good eats for dinner, pet friendly hotel nightly. Kickoff most likely Mackinac Island and Upper Michigan Peninsula to put the pedal to the metal from our crib in the corn fields of Rocky Point/Currie SE NC and the Moore’s Creek Bridge National Battlefield and the beginning of the American Experience.
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Have you ever heard of the Highway to the Stars (a section of the route is designated as a star gazers paradise) in north central Pennsylvania? It is PA state route 44 starting at the PA/NY border in Ceres, NY. It goes through Coudersport, PA, the Black Forest, Jersey Shore, PA, crosses route US 15 at Allenwood, PA and ends near I-80 near Bloomsburg, PA. It is an excellent view filled highway for cars and motorcycles.