if You were to drive from Atlanta to Baltimore, (but swing west through Chattanooga to see the underground waterfall) Is there anything else (natural beauty wise or car related fun wise) that you’d put in your itinerary?
if You were to drive from Atlanta to Baltimore, (but swing west through Chattanooga to see the underground waterfall) Is there anything else (natural beauty wise or car related fun wise) that you’d put in your itinerary?
Does the Smithsonian in DC count? It's not exactly car related, but if you're into that sort of thing then the Air & Space Museum is fantastic.
codrus (Forum Supporter) said:Does the Smithsonian in DC count? It's not exactly car related, but if you're into that sort of thing then the Air & Space Museum is fantastic.
Appreciate that, Baltimore is home, been to A&S (both locations) many times.
Natural Bridge, Luray Caverns, Blue Ridge Parkway, Swananoa--a palace made of Italian marble that some old rich guy built on a mountain near Afton, Virginia? I mean, if you were passing through anyway...
Smithfield BBQ in NC. May not be everyone's choice, but damnit I love it
The art museum in Chattanooga is very nice. Lookout Mountain is there and awesome too. And Tail of the Dragon of course
A lot of stuff along the BRP. Grandfather Mountain, Mt. Mitchell. A bajillion different hikes/lookouts on the NC side of it.
How long is your trip? Overnight stays? Or just a road trip with some stops to stretch your legs?
In reply to TravisTheHuman :
No time line, overnight(s) if needed. A buddy is picking up a Porsche he ordered, figured we'd make a trip out of it. Might pick it up in LA, not sure yet. Either way, should be fun.
Often overlooked car attraction in Chattanooga: there's a tow truck museum.
The Lane Motor Museum is further west and a bit out of your way, unfortunately.
Blue Ridge Parkway and Skyline Drive are nice drives. A couple hours north of Chattenoga is the Bush Beans museum. Not worth a long detour but it was an amusing stop. Next time I'm down that way I want to go to Oak Ridge National park. One of the original sites of the Manhattan Project, and there's also Little Debbie Park on the way where the rides look like snack cakes.
Blue Ridge Parkway and Skyline Drive are nice drives. A couple hours north of Chattenoga is the Bush Beans museum. Not worth a long detour but it was an amusing stop. Next time I'm down that way I want to go to Oak Ridge National park. One of the original sites of the Manhattan Project, and there's also Little Debbie Park on the way where the rides look like snack cakes.
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