Welcome, fellow adventurers, to a grand Tennessee road trip! This self-guided GPS audio driving tour is your golden ticket to exploring the heart and soul of the Volunteer State, stretching approximately 487 kilometers from the vibrant streets of Nashville to the legendary rhythm of Memphis. Designed for both first-timers eager to hit the highlights and returning tourists looking to delve deeper, this itinerary promises a captivating journey through music history, presidential legacies, natural wonders, and cultural icons. You'll kick off your adventure at the Country Music Hall of Fame, then loop through Nashville's historic Ryman Auditorium and the majestic Parthenon. From there, the open road beckons westward, leading you through the serene landscapes of Montgomery Bell State Park and the legendary Loretta Lynn's Ranch. Discover the tranquility of the Buffalo River, pay homage at the Tina Turner Museum, and step back in time at Casey Jones Village. As you approach Memphis, you'll encounter the natural beauty of Hatchie National Wildlife Refuge, before some essential stops in downtown Memphis, including Beale Street, Sun Studio and much more. And Finally, culminate your journey at the iconic Graceland. Get ready for an unforgettable exploration of Tennessee's most popular spots, must-see places, iconic landmarks, and plenty of Instagrammable selfie opportunities! Let's get going! Please follow your navigation to the Country Music Hall of Fame. I'll see ya there!
Buckle up, buttercup! Get ready for an unforgettable self-guided driving tour that whisks you from the heart of Ohio to the vibrant energy of Chicago. This meticulously crafted itinerary is designed for both first-time explorers and seasoned travelers, offering a unique blend of iconic landmarks, fascinating history, and plenty of selfie-worthy spots. Your journey begins in Columbus, Ohio, before heading north to the shores of Lake Erie, where you'll discover the thrilling rides of Cedar Point and the historic charm of Marblehead Lighthouse. Dive into aviation history at the Liberty Aviation Museum and savor a nostalgic bite at the Tin Goose Diner. As you cross into Indiana, prepare for a delightful mix of Americana, from the classic South Side Soda Shop to the impressive RV & Motorhome Hall of Fame. Feel the spirit of champions at Notre Dame Stadium and delve into automotive heritage at the Studebaker National Museum. Finally, unwind amidst the natural beauty of Indiana Dunes National Park before concluding your adventure in the magnificent Windy City. This tour promises an engaging blend of scenic drives and captivating discoveries, making every mile a memory.
Welcome to Milwaukee, Wisconsin — the Cream City and the Brew City! On this tour, we’ll explore a city with deep roots on the western shore of Lake Michigan, where Native peoples, French traders, German immigrants, and modern makers have all left their mark. The name “Milwaukee” comes from Native American languages — most often said to mean “good land” or “gathering place by the water.” It’s an appropriate name, because for centuries people have gathered right here at the confluence of three rivers: the Milwaukee, Menomonee, and Kinnickinnic. Milwaukee boomed in the 19th century, thanks to its breweries, tanneries, and factories, fueled by waves of German immigrants who brought with them traditions of beer, music, and sausage-making. That’s how the city earned its other nickname, “Brew City.” By the late 1800s, Milwaukee was home to some of the biggest beer dynasties in America — names like Pabst, Schlitz, Miller, and Blatz. Another fun fact? Milwaukee is sometimes called the “Cream City” — not for dairy, but for the creamy, golden-colored bricks made from local clay, which give many historic buildings their distinctive look. And if you’ve ever tuned into Happy Days or watched Laverne & Shirley, you’ve already had a pop-culture taste of Milwaukee’s spirit. Today, Milwaukee is a city of festivals, lakefront beauty, iconic architecture, and vibrant neighborhoods that celebrate its past while creating new stories. From world-class museums and music halls to cozy taverns and lively markets, Milwaukee is a city that knows how to work hard, play hard, and welcome you in. So buckle up — we’re about to discover the good land together, one stop at a time.
Embark on an unforgettable self-guided driving tour that whisks you from the beautiful suburbs of Washington, D.C., through the historic landscapes of Maryland and West Virginia, and into the natural beauty and cultural richness of Ohio, culminating in the vibrant city of Columbus. This meticulously planned itinerary is perfect for both first-time explorers and seasoned travelers, offering a seamless blend of iconic landmarks, popular historic monuments, and Instagrammable selfie spots. You'll journey through the dramatic Great Falls Park, walk the hallowed grounds of Antietam National Battlefield, and marvel at the engineering feat of the Wheeling Suspension Bridge. Discover hidden gems like the ancient Newark Earthworks and the sprawling conservation efforts at The Wilds. Each stop is a chance to delve into American history, appreciate stunning vistas, and create lasting memories. This captivating journey promises a diverse and enriching experience across the heartland. Our first place is Great Falls, Maryland. I'll meet you there!
Welcome to your ultimate Alaskan adventure! This UCPlaces self-guided driving tour begins at the serene Potter Marsh Boardwalk and follows the breathtaking Seward Highway south to the harbor town of Seward. Get ready to experience Alaska’s raw beauty, majestic landscapes, and incredible wildlife along the way. Start by exploring Potter Marsh, where boardwalk trails wind through wetlands filled with moose, eagles, and waterfowl. From there, enjoy panoramic vistas of Turnagain Arm at Beluga and Bird Points, where beluga whales often play in the tidal waters. Continue through the alpine charm of Girdwood, with its scenic tram rides, forest trails, and abundant wildlife. Marvel at glaciers and waterfalls along Portage Valley and Keystone Canyon, and take an up-close hike to Exit Glacier, one of Alaska’s most accessible glaciers. Your journey ends at Seward Harbor, the gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park, with fjord views, marine wildlife, and a perfect finale to your scenic drive. This route is designed to flow smoothly, minimize backtracking, and let you enjoy each stop at your own pace. From wetlands to mountains, glaciers to fjords, this tour showcases the very best of Alaska—right from your car window.
Welcome, explorers, to your ultimate self-guided Ace RV sponsored UCPlaces driving adventure through the heart of Florida's legendary Everglades! This meticulously crafted itinerary is designed for both first-time visitors eager to witness the 'River of Grass' and returning tourists seeking deeper connections with its untamed spirit. Buckle up for a journey that promises a captivating blend of natural wonders, rich cultural heritage, and plenty of Instagram-worthy moments. Starting from the serene coastal beauty of Biscayne National Park, your route plunges westward into the vast, mysterious wetlands. You'll traverse the historic Tamiami Trail, encountering the vibrant Miccosukee culture, spotting sun-basking alligators at Shark Valley, and marveling at the ancient cypress forests of Big Cypress National Preserve. The tour then guides you to the charming Gulf Coast towns of Everglades City and Chokoloskee, where the Ten Thousand Islands begin, offering a glimpse into a unique maritime history. Prepare for an adventure where the wild things are, and by wild, we mean everything from alligators sunbathing like they own the place to rare orchids playing hide-and-seek in the cypress swamps. This tour is your ticket to an unforgettable Florida experience, showcasing the raw, untamed beauty of one of America's most vital ecosystems.
Hello and welcome to this UCPlaces RV tour of Shenandoah National Park. My name is Shelly, and I will be your co-pilot today as we embark on a scenic driving tour of Shenandoah National Park. We will begin at the north entrance, and wind southward along the iconic Skyline Drive until we reach the south entrance. This carefully curated journey features breathtaking points of interest, showcasing the park’s stunning landscapes, rich history, and diverse wildlife. From panoramic overlooks and cascading waterfalls to serene hiking trails and historic lodges, each stop offers a unique glimpse into the natural beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned explorer, this tour promises an unforgettable adventure through one of America's most cherished national parks. Our tour can take anywhere from three and a half hours to all day, depending on how adventurous you are feeling! There will be plenty of places to stop and get some amazing pictures, or even go for a hike! It's up to you. I'm just here to point out the good stuff! It’s a good idea to gas up and bring some snacks for the road trip today. Everybody ready? Yes? Good! Away we go! Just follow your navigation!
Let’s be honest—this stretch of highway isn’t exactly the Grand Canyon. It’s mostly trees, more trees, and just enough McDonald’s to make you wonder if you’ve been driving in circles. But here’s where things get interesting. Unlike your typical sightseeing tour, this one’s all about the unsightseeing. We’re not pulling over for monuments or museums. In fact, we’re not pulling over at all—unless your curiosity (or your bladder) says otherwise. In which case, we fully support your spontaneous detour energy. Instead, we’re bringing the stories to you. As we cruise past towns and cities—some famous, some forgotten—we’ll share fascinating, surprising, and occasionally ridiculous tales that shaped them. These are the places that launched revolutions, made headlines, inspired legends—or at the very least, have names that sound like rejected sitcoms. Now, here’s something important for this tour to work the way it’s designed: always follow the signs for I-95 South. Stick to the “Cars and Trucks” lanes, which are always on the right—do not take the “Cars Only” lanes. And skip the Express I-95 lanes; stay on the regular I-95. That’s how we’ll stay on track together. If you do have to leave the route, no worries. Just restart the tour by selecting the next Point of Interest as your new starting point. The app will navigate you there, and the tour will pick up seamlessly. So even if all you see out the window are trees and tail lights, we promise to keep your ears entertained with stories that’ll make you say, “Wait, that happened here?” And maybe even, “Okay, let’s take that next exit.” Ready? Let’s hit the road and discover the hidden stories along I-95—one mile at a time.
Get ready to explore the wild beauty of Grand Teton National Park from the comfort of your own vehicle. This 42-mile scenic loop, open seasonally between May 1st and October 31st, takes you on a counterclockwise journey through one of America’s most stunning landscapes. Starting and ending at Moose Junction, this self-guided driving tour will guide you past towering peaks, sparkling alpine lakes, historic homesteads, and some of the most famous overlooks in the National Park system — all while your GPS-triggered guide brings each stop to life with stories, insights, and travel tips. Whether you’re here for the photography, wildlife, hiking access, or pure mountain majesty, this tour is designed to help you make the most of your visit at your own pace. So buckle up, turn up the volume, and let’s hit the road. The Tetons are calling!
Today’s drive takes you from the pine-covered mountains of Flagstaff through the vast, sun-baked high desert and into the historic heart of Southern California’s Inland Empire — San Bernardino. Along the way, you’ll trace the original Mother Road’s winding path, experiencing iconic Route 66 sights, quirky roadside attractions, and a dramatic shift in landscape. From the awe-inspiring views of the Mogollon Rim to the remnants of classic motels and neon signs in Kingman, you’ll feel the pulse of Route 66’s golden era. Pass through small towns that tell stories of early American travel, mining booms, and westward dreams. As you descend from the desert’s vast openness toward the bustling urban sprawl, keep an eye out for classic diners, vintage gas stations, and the unmistakable charm that makes this stretch one of the most celebrated on the entire route. By the time you arrive in San Bernardino, the official birthplace of Route 66, you’ll have journeyed through a tapestry of history, culture, and landscape — all tied together by the enduring spirit of the Mother Road.