The Easiest US State Highpoints You Can Drive or Walk Up
Eighteen state highpoints you can drive to or reach on a short walk, from Britton Hill to Mount Washington, with access quirks, seasons, and local stops.
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Eighteen state highpoints you can drive to or reach on a short walk, from Britton Hill to Mount Washington, with access quirks, seasons, and local stops.
When and where Vermont's fall foliage peaks, region by region: the Northeast Kingdom, Route 100, Woodstock, and local overlooks and eats that beat the crowds.
Oahu, Maui, Kauai, Hawaii Island, Molokai and Lanai: what each island does best, the headline sights, and the local food spots worth the detour.
Drive the Overseas Highway from Key Largo to Key West: coral reefs, the Seven Mile Bridge, tiny Key deer, Cuban lunch counters, and which keys deserve a stop.

Plan a Black Hills trip: Mount Rushmore, Needles Highway, Iron Mountain Road, the 1880 Train, Custer State Park bison, caves, hot springs and roadside oddities.
Plan a Northern Michigan road trip: Traverse City wineries, Leland's Fishtown, Sleeping Bear Dunes, and car-free Mackinac Island — with local favorites.
Plan an Isle of Skye trip: hiking the Old Man of Storr, the Quiraing, Fairy Pools, Neist Point, plus quiet corners and local eats most visitors miss.
Plan a 7-day camper van trip around Iceland's Ring Road — route direction, campsites, waterfalls, glacier lagoons, and essential driving tips.
Drive Highway 1 to 101 from San Francisco to Seattle: redwoods, whale watching, Tillamook cheese, Goonies Astoria, and small-town inns the whole way up.
Plan Glacier National Park in 2026 — no vehicle reservations this year: Going-to-the-Sun Road, Grinnell Glacier, and quiet corners like Polebridge.