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to St Louis. Illinois’ state capital, Springfield, stages the International Route 66 Mother Road Festival every September.
Scenic Byways For a touch of movie-star glamour,
consider hiring a sporty convertible for a memorable trip along Highway 1, which clings to California’s stunning Pacific coastline. Or how about the Great River
Road, which follows the Mississippi through 10 states from Minnesota in the north to Louisiana in the south? Americans’ favourite holiday route
is the 469-mile Blue Ridge Parkway, which winds its way in spectacular fashion through the breathtaking Appalachian mountains of North Carolina and Virginia. If you want to get away from the
crowds, Highway 50 in Nevada is known as the Loneliest Road in
America. It crosses a stark desert landscape peppered with ghost towns and old mining villages. Wherever in the country you
choose, it’s worth getting off major routes to explore the smaller roads. Follow rural byways to discover the picture-postcard villages of New England, the country towns of the Mid-West and the Amish farmlands of Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana. The US Department of
Transportation has designated 120 roads throughout the country as National Scenic Byways. These range from the Schoodic Scenic Byway on Maine’s dramatic coastline right across to the Cascade Lakes Scenic Byway in Oregon. A further 31 major routes, from the
Marine Highway in Alaska to the Natchez Trace Parkway in Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee, are designated All American Roads. >
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