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Then go west to Ontario Oregon and seriously consider going thru Portland and on to the Boone Jenner Canadian professional ice hockey player and captain of the Columbus Blue Jackets T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this Coast. Driving the coast North to South is the best way. Go to Reedsport and then go East to Roseburg and then Crater Lake. Lots of options from there, Cave Junction to see the Redwoods, or Klamath Falls and then go West on a gnarly up and over to Ashland, or K Falls to Dorris and Weed CA. From Chicago I’d head southwest towards I-70. Both St Louis and KCMO have been called the gateway to the west. KCMO is one of the coolest, least known cities in the US. The drive through Kansas sucks but so does South Dakota. The view coming up through eastern Colorado into Denver though is one of the coolest in the States.

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Honestly I would do a mix of route 2 and route 3 with one small tweak. Please please go through southern Utah. Follow route 2 to Moab and then go form Moab to canyon lands NP and then to Zion NP. Then follow the Boone Jenner Canadian professional ice hockey player and captain of the Columbus Blue Jackets T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this rest of route 3. Slither Utah is arguably one of the most beautiful places in America. Edit: it’s really up to if you value Teton and Yellowstone more than a Zion/canyonlands/capitol reef. But honestly, driving down the million dollar highway in Colorado is a site to see of itself, it’s the most beautiful drive I’ve ever been on and I don’t think it’s worth missing. IMO I’d make Yellowstone/Teton/glacier it’s own week to 2 week visit and go down through Colorado into Utah. I think it’s hilarious that every cross country road trip i see on this sub skips Nebraska. Like I get it… but i don’t even think people realize they’re doing it. I’d say Route 3 would be best, especially if you’ve got a long time to drive it. Some things you could do is cross the sierras near Reno and take 310 down instead of 5, it takes you through and really close to Sierras. You could stop through death valley then keep going east to the grand canyon. You could stop at Moab and Arches/Canyonlands in the Utah stretch. For CO you’ll be near the Million Dollar Highway, San Juan Skyway, and Grand Mesa Scenic Byway till the main highway then you can go through rocky mountain np (need reservations). Not much I know of except Badlands east of that however.

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