Lonely Planet USAs Classic Trips
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WELCOME TO THE USA
Fill up the gas tank and buckle up the USA is an unforgettably crazy trip. And theres no better way to get to know this enormous, energetic and engaging country than by hitting the road, Jack.
With Classic Trips as your travel companion, you can drive up, down, around or cross country. If youre on the hunt for that perfect California seafood shack, a hike amid towering mountains or a New England ivy-clad college town, weve got you covered.
Whether you want to dive into the wildest terrain or connect the dots between the USAs brightest, most buzzing cities, youll find a trip designed just for you.
BRIAN LAWRENCE / GETTY IMAGES
USA CLASSIC TRIP
Weve chosen 10 of our all-time favourite road trips the ones that lead you to the best iconic sights, the top activities and some unique American experiences. We suggest the route, show what youll find along the way and start you off with aplace to stay and where to eat.
Bask in the Vermont countryside at its best during the fall.
Cruise the cliffs along Californias Big Sur coast.
NEED TO KNOW
CELL PHONES
The only foreign phones that work in the USA are GSM tri- or quad-band models. Buy pay-as-you-go cell phones from electronics stores or rent them at major airports.
INTERNET ACCESS
Wi-fi is available at most accommodations and coffee shops. Average rates at city cybercafes are $6 to $12 per hour. Internet access at public libraries is usually free.
FUEL
Gas stations are everywhere, except in some remote desert and mountain areas and national parks. Expect to pay $3.15 to $4.25 per gallon.
RENTAL CARS
Alamo (www.alamo.com)
Car Rental Express (www.carrentalexpress.com)
Enterprise (www.enterprise.com)
Rent-a-Wreck (www.rentawreck.com)
IMPORTANT NUMBERS
AAA ( 
800-222-4357) Roadside assistance for auto-club members.
Emergency ( 911)
Directory Assistance ( 411)
Operator ( 0)
Warm days nationwide, with generally high temperatures.
Busy travel season brings huge crowds and higher prices.
Tourism slows in hot deserts; very humid in southeastern US.
Milder temperatures; hurricane season peaks (AugNov) on Gulf and Atlantic coasts.
Fewer crowds, discounted accommodations and airfares.
Spring wildflowers (AprMay) and autumn foliage (SepOct) in many areas.
Colder wintry days, with snowfall and heavy rainstorms in many regions.
Lowest prices on lodgings, except at ski resorts and warm, sunny destinations.
Hostel dorm bed: $2540; campsite: $1040; cheap motel room: $50100
Roadside diner or take-out meal: $1015
Hit the beach, find a park and keep an eye out for discount days at museums
Two-star hotel room: $100200
Casual sit-down restaurant meal: $2540
Rental car: from $30 per day, excluding insurance and gas
State and national park entry: $525 (some free)
Resort hotel room: from $250
Three-course meal in top restaurant: $75100
Theme-park entry: $40100
Diners, drive-ins & cafes Cheap, simple and occasionally with homemade food.
Seafood shacks Casual waterfront kitchens.
Brewpubs & gastropubs Regional craft beers and wines, pub grub from hearty to high-end cuisine.
Vegetarians & other diets Can often be catered for, especially in cities.
Eating price indicators represent the cost of a main course:
$ | less than $10 |
$$ | $1020 |
$$$ | more than $20 |
Camping Ranging from amenity-rich RV parks to primitive wilderness sites.
Motels Everywhere along highways, around cities and in heavily touristed spots.
Hotels & hostels Common in metro areas and popular tourist destinations.
B&Bs Smaller, often historic and romantic, but pricey.
Sleeping price indicators represent the cost of a room with private bathroom, excluding taxes:
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