USA road trip?

[Pennn]

We used to do road trips in the US every year until Covid hit, we haven’t been since.

Now we’re planning for next year but not sure where to go!

We’ve done California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, New York.

Our first plan was Nashville to New Orleans
Second plan was a Florida road trip (Miami, Everglades, Tampa, Crystal River, Key West) but neither of us a beach people so I’m starting to think there wouldn’t be much for us to do in Florida?

Any ideas welcome. I’d love to see Montana but I think this one needs to be the south

What time of year? New England in the fall is amazing.

Montana is amazing! Fly to Seattle road trip through Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Oregon then back to Washington.

If you can run to it, stay in the national park lodges, especially at glacier National Park, it's amazing architecturally

Never been to New Orleans, but we did a Memphis/Nashville centred road trip pre pandemic and it was amazing. Once you get away from the "bright lights, big city" vibe there are some lovely little towns and some sobering civil war historical sites.

This year we did Atlanta, Savannah and Charleston. The latter is, hands down, one of the most beautiful places I've ever been! We also had a couple of nights in Augusta but really didn't enjoy it so wouldn't recommend it.

I loved Nashville and New Orleans so I'd definitely recommend it.we also went to Chicago and Memphis (loved Gracelands but thought Memphis was a dump otherwise!)

This!!!