Suggestions/recommendations for road trip destinations in March
that would not be cold, but also would not be the site of college Spring Break debauchery?
I guess Chicago would be too cold.
South Padre would be X-rated
think driveable from KC.
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Chicago would be great! Sometimes it's really nice in March. There are really cool museums. Of course, this is all provided I live there...
Um. Do you guys camp? My friends and I went camping in Southern Utah one year. We drove from Chicago to Utah in one stretch (we were CRAZY!) and had a great time camping. It was pleasantly mild. It was also gorgeously beautiful.
oh also nashville is along the way as is st louis, so do st louis, nashville, montgomery and then either atl or the beach (the nw florida area i mentioned is abt 3 hrs from here, as is atl) but that would be a driving trip broken into nice little chunks
Chicago would be great! Sometimes it's really nice in March. There are really cool museums. Of course, this is all provided I live there...
Um. Do you guys camp? My friends and I went camping in Southern Utah one year. We drove from Chicago to Utah in one stretch (we were CRAZY!) and had a great time camping. It was pleasantly mild. It was also gorgeously beautiful.
Chicago was my first thought (after realizing that South Padre Island would be a really bad idea for Spring Break), but then there is that question about weather.
I am considering camping in southern utah.
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I suppose you'll be saying Atlanta isn't driveable?
Considered Atlanta, but then thought that I'd rather spend time in Atlanta sans familia.
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lol well atlanta or northern alabama if you want scenic. There are areas of florida that are much less spring breakish-- stuff like perdido or navarre
I'm thinking that Florida is pushing the limits of driving.
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oh and having driven from here through KC, you are abt 12 hrs from me and i am in central AL
Alabama is a definite consideration, as is:
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oh also nashville is along the way as is st louis, so do st louis, nashville, montgomery and then either atl or the beach (the nw florida area i mentioned is abt 3 hrs from here, as is atl) but that would be a driving trip broken into nice little chunks
dude ranches in arizona seriously rock at that time of year! There is a very very family friendly one in Patagonia, AZ - just north of Nogales. I stayed there and absolutely loved it.
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I had considered such a place for March 2010, BUT. . . they want riders to be at least five and Jonathan will not yet be five, so I want to save that for a year he is relaly old enough.
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Destin - it is closer than Padre and you will have more families, less party hounds.
There are really cool museums. Of course, this is all provided I live there...
as is st louis, so do st louis, nashville, montgomery and then either atl or the beach (the nw florida area i mentioned is abt 3 hrs from here, as is atl) but that would be a driving trip broken into nice little chunks
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