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Did Texas just Drop the Green Flag on Speed Tourism?
Could Texas highway 130′s new 85mph speed limit draw tourists with a need for speed? IN NOVEMBER, Texas highway 130 will top the nation’s fastest road, with a posted speed limit of 85 mph. That puts the US second fastest country in the world (a few stretches of highway in Poland are faster by 1 mph). […]
Best Convenience Store EVER?!
September 27, 2012 by Arteries of America
Brendan Leonard takes us to what may be the pinnacle of roadside convenience. ONCE IN A WHILE, I hear about something so bizarre that it makes me question reality. Often, I find out it’s some kind of hoax, and I can go back to my normal existence. Once in a while, however, I look it up, and find […]
5 Awesome Geysers in Yellowstone that aren’t Old Faithful
September 18, 2012 by Arteries of America
Five geysers to keep you coming back to Yellowstone long after Old Faithful becomes old news. MY LOVE OF YELLOWSTONE’S lesser-known geysers started with little Echinus Geyser in Norris Geyser Basin, with its moderate, predictable eruptions, and whirlpool drain after the gushing had stopped. Having lived within a few hours of Yellowstone National Park for […]
Experimenting with the GoPro at Bighorn Canyon
June 10, 2012 by Arteries of America
Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area, just a few minutes north east of Lovell, WY gets just a tiny fraction of the visitors who hit Yellowstone National Park, just over one hundred miles away. Of those few visitors, most are in boats on the lake at the bottom of the canyon fishing or waterskiing. Photographer Jeff […]
Drinking and Driving with Tasteless Beer Snobs
November 1, 2011 by Arteries of America
Ali Kimbrough and Daniel Becker put the pedal to the metal in search of the best craft breweries in the Rocky Mountains. I DISCOURAGE DRINKING AND DRIVING as much as anyone (more than some), but there’s something about putting miles down in search of great microbrews that fits what roadtripping is really about. It has to […]
Climbing Acadia’s Beehive
September 26, 2011 by Arteries of America
Part 2 of our video series, Touring Acadia National Park. Follow Ashley Johnson as she climbs Acadia’s notorious Beehive, a column of granite that towers over Sand Beach on Acadia’s eastern shore. At only 520 feet, how hard can it be? Ashley finds out! Follow Ashley as she explores the rest of the island, eats […]
Driving Acadia’s Park Loop Road
August 26, 2011 by Arteries of America
Arteries of America TV presents part one of its first episode: Acadia National Park. Ride along with Ashley as she drives Acadia’s Park Loop Road, visiting Sand Beach, Thunder Hole, Jordan Pond and Cadillac Mountain. Follow Ashley as she explores the rest of the island, climbing the precipitous Beehive trail, eating ice cream in Bar Harbor, cycling […]
Photo Essay: Maine Coast Roadtrip Pt. 3, Sailing the Wendameen
August 4, 2011 by ericwarren
One of the best ways to explore Maine’s maritime history is aboard one of the schooners that used to ply these waters before steam and diesel ships took over.
Great American YogaDork Roadtrip
August 1, 2011 by Arteries of America
This crew of yogis, including photographer J.T. Liss, are plying America's roadways in search of the best yoga, friendliest souls, most eye-opening espresso (with soy, please) and finest local wines.
Video Guides to Portland, Maine
July 22, 2011 by Arteries of America
Portland, Maine is one of the most visited vacation cities in the US. Here are a some video guides to help get a feel for the city before you get there. Videos by Eric Warren and Life’s Fast Productions. Special thanks to Trip Films!
October 7, 2012 by Arteries of America
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