Every RV corridor, one interstate at a time

I-75 South — Great Lakes to Florida

1,786 mi · 6 states

The Midwest's straightest shot to warm: from the Mackinac Bridge to a Naples RV resort is one interstate, six state lines, and exactly one mountain worth respecting.

I-95 South — Northeast to Florida

1,906 mi · 15 states

Maine to Miami is the longest single north-south interstate in America — and the only snowbird run where the mountains are made of traffic. Plan the cities, not the climbs.

I-10 Sunbelt — Pacific to Atlantic

2,460 mi · 8 states

Coast to coast without a single mountain pass — but West Texas will test your fuel planning harder than any climb. On I-10 you buy gas when you see it, not when you need it.

I-40 West + Historic Route 66 Overlay

2,556 mi · 8 states

Get your kicks — but check the weather. I-40 shadows Route 66 across the highest, most cinematic country of any corridor here, which is exactly why the western half closes in snow and one eastern mile is still being rebuilt.

US-101 Pacific — Los Angeles to Washington

1,540 mi · 3 states

The one corridor here you drive slowly on purpose. US-101 is not a way to get somewhere warm — it is the somewhere: redwoods, the whole public Oregon coast, and a rainforest loop around a national park. Just not in a winter storm.