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Midwest BBQ Tour: Where to go and what to eat
Contrary to popular belief, the Midwest is more than just rolling plains and corn fields. It has plenty of hidden gems to offer, including being the home to some great BBQ that will leave your mouth watering and wanting more.
8 U.S. History Sites Worth Adding to Your Itinerary
From coast to coast, the U.S. brims with an extraordinary range of fascinating historical destinations.Taking to the road is often the best way of experiencing some of the most captivating and illuminating places in the country. Next time you hit the open road, build these unique destinations into your itinerary.
East Coast Seafood Tour: Where to Go and What to Eat
When visiting the East Coast, you simply can’t pass up the opportunity to nosh—more specifically, enjoy some of the region’s signature seafood. From crab shacks to oyster bars, here’s where to head for some of the best seafood on the East Coast.
6 Small Towns Worth a Visit
With so many major destinations to see across the country, it’s easy for small towns to take a back seat—but many are more than meets the eye. As you plan your next trip, be sure to incorporate some small town stops along the way. They don’t call it small town charm for nothing and a luxury coach is your chance to experience the adventure of a lifetime.
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Follow the Foliage
The best way to maximize your foliage color intake is to map out a driving route. Pack up your rig and follow the foliage before it’s too late!
Travel Route 66!
The first of many “great American road trips,” Route 66 exudes the idea of freedom. With over 2,000 miles of pavement between Chicago and L.A., there are endless options of things to see along the way. How do you begin to plan for a trip like this?
Taking the Long Way—and Loving It
When it comes to highways, Route 66 gets all the glory. But it’s not the only way to get your kicks. Another tried-and-true road offers an arguably better slice of American heritage.
Go your own way
Bear Creek Motorcoach Resort wants you to blaze your own trail—and create a lot suited exactly to your needs.
