The Ultimate East Coast Road Trip USA Itinerary

This Ultimate East Coast Road Trip Itinerary will give you a full run down on everything to visit during a 17 day USA road trip. We cover the New England states during Fall Foliage, but this itinerary also works for other times of the year as well. I have packed so much information and videos in here to help you have an amazing road trip.

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[Tiff]

As someone from New Hampshire I am so proud to say that I’m a New Englander. Just driving to work I look at impeccable beautiful views I would never want to live anywhere else great video!

[rita]

Love the Fall Colors....Fall Season is a beautiful bouquet of scintillating colors and hues...

[bruhmagic]

I wish people explored Upstate New York more often. We have amazing mountains and quaint towns too!

[algomes]

Im from Boston and just got a new car with low miles and I’m going to start to explore th3 u.s. starting fromBoston and I’m going to hit Vermont 1st, can’t wait for the amazing scenery and people I meet on my journey.

Alex

[noobtuber]

White mountain and flume George it’s a must!!!

[journey_with_john]

I love New England. The states just have such a cool and unique vibe.

[deborahberger]

We did this trip in 2019 with our twin grandchildren. They were 17 years old so we geared the trip to their age. We are going back next year. I loved this video. We went many of these places but you mentioned so many that we skipped. Thank you for video.. GREAT!!

[sailingwiththejameses]

Thanks for the video! I am from Connecticut originally, now live in Australia. Absolutely stellar to see the drone footage of the trees in Autumn 🍂

[grantbrown]

Thank you for the recommendations and visuals. We are doing a siblings trip next week. Visiting all 6 states in 6 days! Lots of driving and popping in to places to site see.

[markkintz]

You were smart to make this trip before 'peak' because it is the red and orange against the green that is most agreeable to the eye. Yes 'peak' is beyond description, astounding and wonderous . . . but then you have the crowds. And those crowds are crazy demanding. If they come even a week before or after 'peak' they are grumpy and dissatisfied. Who needs that!

[PaulsWanderings]

Great shot of "Snoopy" in Franconia Notch. The mansions in Newport are from the Gilded Age. The Carnegies, Vanderbilts etc.

I learned to swim in Forest Lake. Great memories.

The Franconia Ridge Loop is AMAZING. It looks like you got a great day. You have more neve than I. I don't dare undertake that hike unless it's in the height of Summer. I want all the daylight I can get.

[TravelingisFREEDOM]

This seems to be a very charming place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!

[amanda]

New England has some of the most beautiful views! I'm from springfield, MA and the Berkshires are so underrated! Im happy you got to visit them! Cool thing about NE is there are tons of spots for hiking and swimming. Glad you got to experience some of it!

[nat]

Thanks for this great video - useful advices combined with sleek editing!

[andrewh]

We were lucky enough to tour the New England States in October 2016, and I do mean lucky, and as good as a lot of these videos are, the real thing is breath taking. We've managed to do 12 different states, and I know we've only visited the tourist parts, but found everyone of then fantastic.

[itsnotme]

You're so right in that even with almost 3 weeks, you barely scratched the surface of what to do, where to do it, etc. I'm lucky enough to have grown up around Boston and explored quite a bit of New England. Good recommendations on hikes and places to eat! I've done a lot of them myself. Monadnock has some "easier" trails to get to the top, different side of the mountain. When I was in college, my PE teacher put together an "extra credit" afternoon hike of Monadnock...I'd have done it anyways, cool mountain. Even better I got my grade improved by just walking up/down a mountain.

[YadVenturess]

Such an information packed guide really enjoyed it man and gave me a better understanding of those areas I would have never even known them in such detail otherwise. It was really interesting to see all those places in this video it really does give me as an outsider of the USA how HUGE that place actually is, when i visited previously i went to LA, New York, Phili and Vegas and I thought they were HUGE! to think there is so much more is just crazy! Great job man, looking forward to the next video. !

[quinnbaker]

Great content man, thanks so much! Planning a road trip to New England with my college roommates in early May and we'll definitely check out some of the places you mentioned.

[austinstitzel]

Fall is so beautiful in New England! 😊

[TheMindfulPA]

This was incredibly helpful!! Hoping to do a similar trip this October :) Thank you so much for sharing this! Happy adventuring!