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I-95 Road Trip

Updated on November 7, 2014

A Memorable Road Trip Down I-95

I-95 runs right down the east coast of the United States, hitting major cities like Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington DC and Miami, as well as some of the best sites the country has to offer! A trip from Boston to Miami is approximately 1500 miles and about 24 hours of straight driving, however, you'll want to spend plenty of time off the exit ramps visiting the real destinations. Plan your own I-95 road trip by exploring the route here!

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Off-Highway Destinations

Remember to take the I-95 off ramps to see the true gems!

A billboard somewhere along I-95 reads "a trip down the interstate does not a vacation make." Truer words were never spoken. You have to use the exits along I-95 to have some fun, and meander through the backroads to find some of the truly good stuff. For example, The Outer Banks of North Carolina are not close to I-95, but have some of the best beaches in the country. The city of Charleston is a gem of the south, and lies about 90 miles from I-95 (but really shouldn't be missed!). Don't make the mistake of making your road trip a "strictly 95 road trip," have some fun!

Don't Forget the Cash!

There are tolls everywhere along I-95, especially between Virginia and New York. Expect to pay hefty tolls in New Jersey along the New Jersey Turnpike, Delaware, and New York's George Washington Bridge.

I-95 Cities

Some of the biggest and well-known cities in the United States are in the I-95 corridor, mostly between Virginia and Massachusetts.

What's your Favorite I-95 City?

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Tybee Island Lighthouse, Georgia

Tybee Island Lighthouse, Georgia
Tybee Island Lighthouse, Georgia

Bahia Honda Key near Key West, Sunset

Bahia Honda Key near Key West, Sunset
Bahia Honda Key near Key West, Sunset

Do you have your Checklist Ready?

Follow the road trip checklist before you leave for your long trip to make sure everything is done.

When booking your hotels for your road trip, try out Priceline.com. Not just for package deals, but they're great for last minute getaways and discounts on luxury (and everyday) hotels. The savings are as much as 50% for stays. Tip: often the best deals can be found closer to the date that you're leaving, but check and see what's available.

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