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I gave up I75 years ago in favor of I79 (Erie Pa) to I77 to Columbia, SC.
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I would also suggest you look at the alternative to I75 that keeps you out of large cities and alot of traffic.
WEATHER UP I 75 FROM FLORIDA TO TORONTO DRIVER
I would caution you not to compromise the safety of your family by an over-ambitious driving plan that would put a tired driver behind the wheel on dark, never before travelled roads. You are looking at a minimum 2 full days driving with a late arrival in Orlando on day 2, or more realistically 2 1/2 days with a mid-day arrival on day 3. all along, but wondering if anyone can recommend any specific places that are particularly unique / unusual / fun that we should aim for? We're pretty open to any and all possibilities (nature? museums? arts & crafts? sports?) that might appeal to the kids, in particular, and don't mind deviating a bit from the highway, though wouldn't want to add too much driving time to an already long ride.Īlso wondering about lodging options along the way? Again, I'm sure there are plenty of chain hotels/motels along the way, but wondering if there might be any recommendations for lodgings at about the half-way mark (Kentucky-ish?) that might have some particular appeal as a bit of an interesting destination in itself? Lots of interesting things to do in Kentucky but you will not have time to see anything trying to make the trip with kids in two days. We're looking for inexpensive, relatively brief, interludes along the way to give us all a break from thecar and a bit of an adventure and fun while we're at it? I'm sure there are are many parks, picnic areas, restaurants, etc.