Driving from Baltimore to Savannah Ga
Jul 29th, 2015, 07:40 AM
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Driving from Baltimore to Savannah Ga
Is there anywhere interesting to stop between Baltimore and Savannah Ga? We are trying to decide if we should drive all in one day or make a stop.
Jul 29th, 2015, 07:56 AM
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There are lots of interesting things to see.
I presume you mean things outside the D.C. area that would make an interesting stop to break up the drive.
Without knowing your interests, here are three that we've enjoyed:
1. If coming south on the expressway (I-95), Richmond and/or Petersburg, VA both have a lot of Civil War related stuff. They may be a little too close to Baltimore, however.
2. If taking the "scenic route" (US 17), the Outer Banks or Wilmington, N.C. are both worth a visit.
I presume you mean things outside the D.C. area that would make an interesting stop to break up the drive.
Without knowing your interests, here are three that we've enjoyed:
1. If coming south on the expressway (I-95), Richmond and/or Petersburg, VA both have a lot of Civil War related stuff. They may be a little too close to Baltimore, however.
2. If taking the "scenic route" (US 17), the Outer Banks or Wilmington, N.C. are both worth a visit.
Jul 29th, 2015, 09:38 AM
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17 has a ton o'stuff. New Bern, Beaufort, Wilmington, all in NC; Myrtle Beach, Pawley's Island, Georgetown, Charleston, another Beaufort, and a bunch of islands and plantations.
95? Fredericksburg has lots of history, Richmond has history, art, great restaurants. Petersburg has Civil War. Off your path is Williamsburg, the James River Plantations, Jamestown.
Below that, not much.
95? Fredericksburg has lots of history, Richmond has history, art, great restaurants. Petersburg has Civil War. Off your path is Williamsburg, the James River Plantations, Jamestown.
Below that, not much.
Jul 29th, 2015, 11:43 AM
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How much time can you take. There is lots to see and do if you use route 17. Even more if you drive from Baltimore to Chincoteague/Assateague (about 3 hours) and start from there. A couple of years ago I drove from Charleston to Columbia (near B'more) via the Chesapeake tunnel-bridge and Chincoteague and took a week +.
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