Last Updated on January 14, 2020
On a side note, the road tends to be somewhat dodgy towards Sewards, so drive safely!
#3 – Yosemite National Park – California
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The road to Yosemite National Park is the best road to take if you’re looking for a peaceful gateway this winter.
The park onlooking the Sierra Nevada mountains is a perfect spot for relaxation, meditation, and photography, thanks to its incomparable landscapes.
At the Yosemite village, you will find restaurants, shops, the Yosemite museums, and the Ansel Adams Gallery where you can have a fun time. Just make sure to bundle up warm since the temperatures tend to be chilly in the mountain areas.
The true beauty of California is indeed evident in Yosemite Park, so go see for yourself!
#4 – Cape Cod, Massachusetts
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Cape Cod is a popular summer destination, but it is in winter when you can enjoy it the most — not just because it’s less crowded.
Going on a road trip in Cape Cod this winter, if you haven’t yet, will be an unforgettable experience as you will get to see the unique view of snow coating the beach, the stunning coastal town, and beautiful sunrises or sunsets.
If you decide to get out of your car and do some enjoyable activities in Cape Cod, you can go for a hike, visit Cape’s art gallery, or attend a cultural event in Provincetown.
#5 – Skyline Drive, Virginia
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Skyline Drive in Virginia extends 105 miles and runs through Shenandoah National Park.
The road boasts panoramic views of snow-capped valleys and mountains, namely the Blue Mountains, frozen waterfalls, and peaceful mountain resorts.
When you want to take a break from driving, you can explore teh backcountry wilderness in Shenandoah Park, revel in the stunning view of fog waves rolling over the mountains, or hike the Appalachian Trail.
This is going to be one of those road trips whose memory stays with you for a lifetime.
#6 – Arches National Park, Utah
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