Driving between Oklahoma City and Tulsa? Skip the interstate and take Route 66 instead. From neon signs and classic diners, to vintage bowling alleys and quirky roadside stops, this stretch of the Mother Road is packed with easy, nostalgic highlights. Here are the best Route 66 attractions between OKC and Tulsa.

The Enchanted Circle Scenic Byway is one of the most beautiful drives in New Mexico. We first drove it during our six-week New Mexico road trip and it’s one of our favorite day trips from Taos or Angel Fire, especially in the fall.

Route 100 moves at a slower pace. Think winding country roads, historic villages, and roadside farm stands rather than fast-moving traffic. Add in covered bridges, general stores, waterfalls, and gorgeous fall foliage, and it’s no surprise this road trip is one of the best scenic drives in Vermont!

This 34-mile scenic drive runs through New Hampshire’s White Mountains, connecting the towns of Lincoln and Conway. Although a short drive distance-wise, it’s packed with mountain overlooks, waterfalls, and covered bridges that make it one of the most beautiful places to see fall colors in the Northeast.

The Florida Keys Highway is one of the most iconic road trips in the United States, and hands down one of the most fun to drive! Known as the Overseas Highway, this 113-mile stretch of U.S. Route 1 hops across a chain of tropical islands, linking mainland Florida to Key West with a mix of jaw-dropping views, beach-town charm, and plenty of key lime pie.

This epic high-altitude route climbs above the trees and stays there, delivering nonstop views of jagged peaks, alpine tundra, and dramatic drop-offs. It’s one of the most awe-inspiring drives in any U.S. national park, and is the highest continuous paved road in the United States. Here’s what to know to go!

Some views are worth the drive, and these scenic roads prove it. Whether you're chasing alpine peaks, desert canyons, or wildlife on the move, these national park drives aren't just a way to get from Point A to Point B. Here are 10 of the most jaw-dropping national park scenic drives in the U.S., perfect for your road trip bucket list.

The 21-mile stretch between Panther Junction and Rio Grande Village gradually descends nearly 2,000 feet from the Chihuahuan Desert basin down to the Rio Grande, past ancient limestone, wide-open desert, and big mountain views. You’ll pass through birding and wildlife hotspots, quiet desert oases, and end up near one of the park’s most iconic experiences: the Hot Springs.

This short, winding road offers some of the most jaw-dropping views in Big Bend National Park. It curves through mountain passes on the way to the park’s only lodge and some of its best hikes, leading you straight into the heart of the Chisos Mountains.

Big Bend’s Ross Maxwell Scenic Drive is a rugged, remote route that gives you a front-row seat to Texas’s desert drama. If you're headed to Big Bend and want to see the best of it with limited time, this is the most popular drive to do!