Endless Holiday

If you’re like most RV enthusiasts, you take road trips to rejuvenate your senses and refresh your soul. However, you may be tired of the same old routes and the same old advice. Here are some RV road trip routes that deserve a place on your must-see list.

Oregon’s Columbia River Scenic Highway

If you love deep gorges, hiking trails that span the entire spectrum, and lush, rich green landscapes, take an RV road trip to Oregon’s Columbia River Scenic Highway. This 70+ mile highway is not particularly lengthy, but what it has to offer competes with much longer trips in this category. Get an up close and personal view of the Columbia River Gorge, and just when your legs are falling asleep from all that driving, you can take a mesmerizing two-day hike on some of the most beautiful trails in the country.

Montana’s Sun Road

The Sun Road not only has a unique name, but also lays claim to a colorful history. The highway was constructed in 1932 as a way to enhance tourism in the region and this purpose has certainly been achieved. The path cleverly snakes through the state’s famous Glacier National Park, where you can feast your eyes on snow-covered mountains, lakes, glaciers, and tunnels. Keep in mind, though, that the highway is a bit challenging, and it’s not a good choice for the winter season. However, the scenery and photo opportunities are unparalleled, and make this trek worth the effort.

North Carolina and Virginia’s Blue Ridge Parkway

If you’re an adventurous soul, challenge yourself to the Blue Ridge Parkway, and its nearly 500-mile scenic drive. This outstanding Highway spans the great Smoky Mountains, Shenandoah National Park, and other breathtaking regions of Virginia and North Carolina. You’ll be pleased to discover that commercial vehicles are not allowed on the scenic drive, and the highway speed limit is 45 mph. This gives you unhindered access to amazing scenery, which includes the Appalachian Mountains. Camping is available in the surrounding forests, and the twists and turns on the road ensure that you never know what unforgettable scenery is coming next.

Hawaii’s Hana Highway

An RV road trip along the lovely Hana Highway requires a bit more effort than similar trips on the mainland. Obviously, you would either have to ship your RV to the island or, perhaps more realistically, rent one upon your arrival. Rest assured both options are guaranteed to result in a trip you will never forget. The 60-mile trek to Hana from Kahului is essentially a ride through Shangri-La. You’ll feel as if you’re in some ancient paradise untouched by the rest of the world. Additionally, you can also take a detour to view some of the most spectacular scenery on earth in the Waianapanapa National Park, as well as the Pools of Oheo, which are situated inside the Haleakala National Park.

So, what are you waiting for? Start exploring these incredible highways and create memories to last a lifetime!