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The iconic saguaro cactus is a symbol of the Southwest.

Extend your magical vacation with these road trips from Orlando.

Drive your Enterprise rental car outside Scottsdale, Arizona, and your road trip can include a hot air balloon ride over the Sonoran Desert. At the end of the ride, enjoy a gourmet breakfast in the morning light.

After doing Disney World, steer your rental car to a beach. Orlando isn’t far from the Gulf Coast or the seaside towns on the Atlantic. Heading east or west, your road takes you to sandy stretches, and in the Cocoa Beach area you can tour the Kennedy Space Center.

Beaches beckon! After exploring Disneyland, your Enterprise rental car takes you to sandy seaside stretches close to the park. Extend your road trip to make more memories as you reconnect with nature.

Find out which Louisville restaurants are shining stars in the ever-growing food scene, from Southern classics to Kentucky bourbon.

A pie lover eats her way through the Hoosier state.

Solitude and stunning vistas prevail in one of America’s least visited parks.

You haven’t seen all Colorado has to offer until you steer your Enterprise rental car to Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park. A road trip from Denver to the western part of the state reveals a 2,722-foot-deep canyon and a river boasting an abundance of trout.

Music lovers and history buffs love these foot-stompin’ stops in the Delta.

A road trip west out of Denver in an Enterprise rental car takes you to any number of beautiful places along any number of routes — you choose which path to follow. Visit ski towns and historic mining towns and peer over the edge of a 2,722-foot-deep canyon at Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park.

Camping in Minnesota’s Superior National Forest calls for a road trip in an Enterprise rental car that can carry your gear. The five-hour drive from Fargo to the departure point for the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness includes a stretch along the Great River Road National Scenic Byway.

Enterprise will provide you with the ideal rental car for a coastal road trip on Nova Scotia, the most populous of Canada’s Maritime Provinces, The scenic Cabot Trail, a 185-mile circular drive, offers 26 wilderness hiking trails and an introduction to the area’s Celtic culture.

A weekend getaway from Mexico City to Valle de Bravo offers butterfly-watching and fun at the lake.

About 200,000 people visit annually, but the buildings have no residents.

This scenic region runs north from San Francisco through Redwoods National and State Parks along Highway 101.

A rental car takes you to less-crowded stretches of sand.

Road trips in search of spring wildflowers in California are easy in a rental car from Enterprise. Fields of poppies, lilies, lupine, black mustard and more, many with views of the Pacific Ocean, are abundant and easily accessed.

Pick up an Enterprise rental car in Toronto and drive to Black Creek Pioneer Village for a look at life in the mid-19th century in Canada. In season, costume-clad workers there explain the history of the country’s Thanksgiving, which originally had no set date.

Cape Cod’s laidback vibe is apparent when you steer your Enterprise rental car along historic Massachusetts State Route 6A, a road less traveled that offers quality time. Relax on the National Seashore, explore charming towns and enjoy fresh oysters at every stop.

The 440-mile drive pays homage to the state’s diverse landscape.

Charming towns feature many options for art lovers, history buffs and foodies.

From roaring waterfalls to colorful trees, the park is a year-round spectacle.

The idyllic destination is only a two-hour road trip from Washington, D.C., or Baltimore.

If you don't want to climb, families and non-hikers can still find plenty to do near Colorado fourteeners.

Detroit’s Corktown, settled by Irish immigrants, makes for a great weekend road trip. Rent a car from Enterprise and check out our guide to lodgings, food, drinks and cultural attractions in the trendy neighborhood, which is just west of downtown.

A father and daughter bond while photographing the Milky Way.

Visiting Cabo San Lucas? For a scenic road trip, steer your Enterprise rental car six hours north to Loreto, a magical coastal town known for its warm Mexican hospitality, rich history and terrific food. Also expect curvy mountain passes, stunning sunsets and boat trips on the Sea of Cortez.

The secret is out at this hidden cave system near Cancun.

Death Valley National Park features ghost towns, salt flats and sand dunes, and a road trip from Las Vegas in an Enterprise rental car takes you there in style and comfort. Along the way, visit Red Rock Canyon and an opera house in the desert.

Try snowboarding, dogsledding, biking or a scenic drive in one of these memorable locales.

The great outdoors reveals the rich diversity of nature.

Utah's national parks are beautiful during the day and turn into a magnificent spectacle at night.

New California residents try camping, glamping and a destination hotel, all in one road trip.

A couple looks for romance in a Danish-themed town.

A road trip along this scenic coastal highway in Maine takes you to one charming town after another. Fill up your Enterprise rental car in Owls Head and drive north to Belfast, stopping in Rockport or Camden or wherever a lighthouse, a hiking trail or the promise of tasty regional cuisine gets your attention.

On a road trip to Florida’s Key West, park your Enterprise rental car and board a boat for Dry Tortugas National Park, which spreads across seven small islands in the Gulf of Mexico. Explore an historic fort, snorkel, fish or go kayaking. Camping also is available.

West Texas’ town of Marfa wins big for an off-the-beaten-path road trip, so steer your Enterprise rental car to this vibrant arts community. Find funky lodgings at El Cosmico, then soak up the scenic desert landscape or go to a gallery or concert.

Beam up an Enterprise rental car and head out on a road trip along Nevada’s Extraterrestrial Highway! You may or may not encounter aliens or UFOs, but the 150-mile route offers quirky attractions and kindly residents.

Anna Maria Island in Florida has great beaches and reminds us of the joy of living life in the slow lane.

Take a road trip to relax, dine and play in the Florida Panhandle's charming coastal towns, which have wonderful beaches.

The Kennedy Space Center is the big draw, but it’s not the only reason to visit.

Steer your Enterprise rental car along Florida’s Gulf Coast to get in on some of the best fishing in the world. Stops on your road trip may include Pensacola, Panama City and many a pier in between.

Take a food trip through Wisconsin to enjoy unique cuisine at restaurants.

Music venues line the cities bordering the Great River Road, and an Enterprise rental car can take you to hear jazz, rock, blues, folk and Midwest pop-punk. Get in tune with this themed road trip from Minnesota south to Missouri.

Drive along the Great River Road from St. Louis to New Orleans in an Enterprise rental car for a music-themed road trip that takes you through cities bordering the Mississippi. Expect to hear jazz, blues, country and rock.

On a road trip from Denver through Colorado’s San Luis Valley, an Enterprise rental car takes you to an alligator farm, an elevated UFO lookout and on to Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve, where you can camp, ride horses or try sand boarding.

The lure of the open road leads drivers to beautiful spots across America.

Ashville, North Carolina city is a must-see stop for arts-and-crafts lovers.

Leisurely journeys appeal? A rental car from Enterprise will take you along scenic roadways on a getaway to Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee and North Carolina and beyond to Virginia on the Blue Ridge Parkway.

An Enterprise rental car provides a glimpse into the past in Great Smoky Mountains National Park when your road trip includes a drive to Tennessee’s scenic Cades Cove. See historic buildings, watch for bears and just enjoy the leisurely ride.

Renting a car from Enterprise is never scary, but a road trip to take in Indiana’s haunted buildings can be eerie fun! The state boasts hotels, restaurants, houses and even a cemetery that may evoke “sinister vibes,” and this guide helps you plan the itinerary for a memorable experience. Boo!

A road trip to Maine’s Acadia National Park offers carriage rides, autumn foliage and spectacular ocean views. Rent a car from Enterprise in Bar Harbor and drive to the top of Cadillac Mountain to capture beautiful photos at sunrise, sunset or any time in between.

Glaciers, waterfalls and deep blue lakes are highlights of the Canadian Rockies, so rent a car from Enterprise, grab your camera and set out on a road trip along the Icefields Parkway in search of scenic vistas. Consider a rainbow a bonus!

An Enterprise rental car delivers you to the passenger ferry for Minnesota’s Isle Royal National Park, where hikers and campers revel in the uncrowded verdant wilderness. The 300-mile road trip from Minneapolis takes you along North Shore All-American Scenic Drive.

Grand Teton National Park lies on the outskirts of this popular vacation town.

Explore Alaska’s Playground in an Enterprise rental car, and you can expect scenic vistas, majestic glaciers, hiking trails and plenty of wildlife. A vacation in Kenai Fjords National Park is one that you will long remember.

Hoover Dam, Lake Mead and Valley of Fire are easy drives from the city.

The northwest Connecticut road trip showcases scenery and shopping.

The 409-mile drive across Nevada on Highway 50 features sand dunes, hot springs and plenty of social distancing

A road trip to Portland, Maine, in an Enterprise rental car takes you to a vibrant, walkable city with a lively arts scene. Nearby, you can take a boat ride, tour a lighthouse or spend time on a beach that’s home to an old-fashioned amusement park.

Pile the family into an Enterprise rental car and drive California’s 150-mile Majestic Mountain Loop to Yosemite, Kings Canyon and Sequoia national parks. Our tips reveal how to make your road trip to especially memorable.

Three national parks in one California road trip? Sure! Steer your Enterprise rental car along the 150-mile-long Majestic Mountain Loop and visit Yosemite, Kings Canyon and Sequoia, all of which boast granite monoliths, towering trees and thundering waterfalls.

Maple syrup conjures up childhood memories of warm pancake breakfasts. Discover places to try pure maple syrup in New England.

Exploring the adjacent Mexican states of Yucatán and Quintana Roo in an Enterprise rental car makes for a memorable multi-purpose road trip. Tour fascinating Mayan archaeological sites (including the famed Chichén Itzá), swim in crystal-clear cenotes and relax on the beach. A perfect vacation!

Pile the family in an Enterprise rental car and head for the beach — in Michigan. A road trip to towns along Lake Michigan’s expansive shore offers sand, sun and spacious parks that promise plenty of fun and relaxation for all ages. Explore boutiques, go for a boat ride or shop farmers’ markets for plump blueberries.

Pick up an Enterprise rental car in Seattle and you’re within 60 miles of Washington’s Mount Rainier National Park, where you can explore hiking trails, fields of wildflowers and the mighty mountain itself.

Drive scenic routes to snowy slopes and popular peaks.

A road trip through Connecticut's coastal towns in an Enterprise rental car takes you to New Haven, Niantic and Mystic, home of a renowned aquarium. Expect fresh seafood and fun shops selling nautical-themed souvenirs.

Taking a road trip to wide-open spaces in national parks now makes perfect sense.

Nature preserves abound on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, and a rental car from Enterprise lets you reach them with ease. On short road trips from Playa de Carmen, search for monkeys, sea turtles, beautiful birds and more.

Food, attractions and friendly community draw visitors to British Columbia’s capital city.

The city makes a convenient base to explore several beautiful national parks.

Get lost and find adventure on a road trip through “enchanting” New Mexico in an Enterprise rental car. You’ll visit national parks, see sand dunes, canyons and mountains, discover hot springs and spas, and learn Native American history.

When visiting, be sure to finish a meal with a piece of gooey butter cake.

Niagara Falls isn’t just for honeymooners — rent a car from Enterprise in Buffalo, New York, drive 30 minutes and see for yourself. The world-famous falls are a worthy road trip, and the American and Canadian sides both offer plenty of attractions for seeing the thundering water from several perspectives. Don’t miss it!

The iconic bridge is stunning, and our newest national park offers much more.

Canada’s capital brims with worthwhile pursuits in a gorgeous setting.

Whether your kids are animal lovers, science fans or adventurers, the city has many options to explore.

Drive an Enterprise rental car on the 329-mile loop around Washington’s Olympic National Park, and you won’t miss any of this verdant retreat situated three hours from Seattle. This scenic road trip takes you to waterfalls, beaches and a lush rainforest, and mountain vistas are part of the package too.

Driving along a national Scenic Byway is a highlight of a road trip in an Enterprise rental car on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, where you’ll also enjoy walking the beach, eating fresh seafood, climbing dunes and exploring charming small towns.

The "World’s Aquarium" is so full of marine life, it almost defies belief.

A road trip along California’s Pacific Coast Highway in an Enterprise rental car takes you deep in the redwoods, through San Francisco and past Big Sur in the north. Then it’s on to the sun-kissed beach towns in the southern reaches of the state, culminating in San Diego.

The Pacific Coast Highway beckons road trippers from across the country, and a rental car from Enterprise makes the 700-mile journey through Washington and Oregon enjoyable. Scenic vistas, fresh seafood, good surf and eclectic shops in charming coastal towns all are on the itinerary — and the pace is up to you.

Geologists, paleontologists and other riddle-solvers will enjoy spending time at this Arizona treasure.

A road trip on Canada’s Prince Edward Island in an Enterprise rental car takes you to the farm from the “Anne of Green Gables” books and beyond. Charlottetown, the capital, offers lodging, restaurants and waterfront shops, and you’ll also want to explore a scenic bike trail and storied golf courses on this small maritime province.

A coastal road trip in an Enterprise rental car takes you to all 63 lighthouses on Prince Edward Island, the smallest of Canada’s provinces. The island covers just 140 miles, with an average of one lighthouse every 34 square miles —and you’ll enjoy scenic vistas at every stop.

A St. Louis native shares her list of must-see spots in her hometown.

A road trip to Cape Cod's Provincetown in an Enterprise rental car offers beach time, fresh seafood, a tour of the dunes, whale watching, eclectic shops and lively nightlife. Take a walk on the Causeway for great views.

Drive beyond the Old City walls to discover the joys of rural Quebec.

The city thrives on its casual vibe, lively clubs and rich music history.

A day trip to Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area provides a welcome contrast to the glitz of the Strip.

Count on ocean views, stately mansions and signature dishes.

The Sunshine State’s west coast features a succession of beautiful spots perfect for a coastal road trip.

In search of fossilized squid? Hop in an Enterprise rental car and head out on a road trip to Wyoming’s Flaming Gorge, known for its geological and paleontological wonders. A 100-mile loop route, Flaming Gorge-Green River Basin Scenic Byway takes you through several scenic ecosystems rich in geological (and outlaw) history.

Book Cabo San Lucas as your next adventure vacation. From deep-sea fishing to kayaking and diving, this lush location is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. Immerse yourself in the natural scenery and abundant marine life that Todos Santos has to offer.

Denver is the ideal gateway to Grand Teton National Park, Yellowstone National Park and Glacier National Park, so rent a car from Enterprise and plan your road trip through Colorado, Wyoming and Montana. The parks offer some of the most beautiful scenery in the country.

Celebrate trees on a leisurely road trip through Washington to Oregon to California. Drive your Enterprise rental car through towering forests in national parks and forests and state reserves, with additional stops at Crater Lake — the deepest lake in the U.S. — and the primeval forest of coastal redwoods that is Muir Woods National Monument.

Chefs find innovative ways to prepare Lobster dishes in Maine.

Hike, swim or just enjoy the views on this rural route.

Seeking relaxed, affordable ski destinations? Steer your Enterprise rental car to the independently owned resorts in Montana. This memorable road trip offers uncrowded slopes in friendly, laidback communities.

A rental car from Enterprise takes you from must-see stop to stop on a road trip along the storied Natchez Trace Parkway, which stretches from Natchez, Mississippi, to Nashville, Tennessee. See an historic mansion, cypress trees, a waterfall and an impressive stone wall along the way.

When a leisurely road trip appeals, rent a car from Enterprise and head for the tree-lined Natchez Trace Parkway. The 444-mile route runs from Natchez, Mississippi, to Nashville, Tennessee, linking the Cumberland, Tennessee, and Mississippi rivers. Take your family, and take your time!

From po’boys and jazz to barbecue and blues, take a food-driven road trip between New Orleans and Memphis.

A road trip in an Enterprise rental car takes you along Colorado’s scenic San Juan Skyway, a loop that offers mountain passes, national forests, charming towns — and chipmunks. Take care on the famous stretch known as the Million Dollar Highway.

A road trip in an Enterprise rental car through central Oregon features Mount Hood, high desert and dazzling Crater Lake, the deepest lake in the country. Hiking and climbing opportunities abound, and you can book a boat ride on the lake.

Take a scenic drive from Quebec City to see whales.

The route through the Medicine Bow Mountains features fly-fishing, camping and more.

If you’re willing to stop and take some time, you’ll find gems along this highway.

A dozen spas pamper guests with mud baths, massages and mineral pools.

Fans of “liquid gold” can set up tasting tours at wineries and shops.

An easy road trip takes you from a world-class city to a top national park.

You’ll feel like royalty at this unique winery in Napa Valley.

Cozy beach town is a short drive — and a world away — from San Francisco.

Native American land inspired an iconic art form.

Preserved ruins in New Mexico hint at what life was like hundreds of years ago.

Legendary mining town is far from a “ghost town.”

Montana’s gem offers different rewards during the season of stillness.

Just a 50-mile drive from Chicago, America’s 61st National Park has much to offer.

A road trip on the Overseas Highway brings visitors to the homes of sea turtles, endangered deer and Ernest Hemingway.

Town embraces its connection to UFOs and little green people.

Rent a car and drive to a marina for an experience unlike any other.

Visit the Southwest’s most otherworldly natural attraction.

Take a drive and enjoy Wisconsin’s natural beauty and major attractions.

Venture out on these short trips to see more of the island’s natural beauty.

The Northeast features memorable destinations for your next vacation.

A winter road trip in an Enterprise rental car takes you to Florida, Texas, Arizona, California and all around the island of Maui in Hawaii. Heat up your sense of adventure and escape from the cold!

From A (Acadia) to Z (Zion), national parks offer ideal destinations for a weekend trip or longer vacation.

North America features an abundance of roaring falls.

Explore the trails of Southwest Virginia with easy day hikes.

This road trip takes you on a musical journey through southwest Virginia.

The quaint town offers a bounty of seafood, a scenic shoreline and even a house made of paper.

Communities on the Crooked Road welcome visitors to the nine-day summer festival.

With its towering red rocks, the Arizona desert city has an unforgettable natural beauty.

Plan a fun getaway for a weekend or a longer trip for two.

Don’t just talk about going the long way; take it.

On the “Mother Road,” you’ll find welcoming smiles and the guardian angel of the trail.

Tips on what to see, do, eat and drink on your next visit.

A short road trip from Mexico City provides a perfect weekend getaway.

A former university student explores British Columbia’s largest city — and finds spontaneous adventure.

The long way home makes for a great road trip.

Ontario’s largest provincial park influenced some of Canada’s most iconic art.

Choosing the “old road” opens up a world of appealing characters and beauty along the “Main Street of America.”

Shawnee National Forest welcomes campers, hikers, climbers and waterfall lovers.

Gullah cuisine — soul food served in Charleston, South Carolina— awaits. Hop in an Enterprise rental car and go in search of delicious crab rice, garlic crab, fried whiting and bread pudding. On your road trip, check out the history of the area and then indulge once again in the popular food.

The Sea Islands of South Carolina offer exciting coastal cuisine, including Gullah soul food.

The Southern city features lush gardens, beautiful beaches and rich architecture.

Old-world charm and exquisite landscape merge for a South Carolina drive like no other.

A weekend road trip through Illinois farmland leads to classic diners, drive-ins and big city splendor.

Beaufort, Seabrook and Ravenel make great stops on the way to Charleston.

A road trip reminds one traveler how his home shaped him forever.

New Brunswick’s resort town is a great getaway for a family vacation or romantic weekend.

These spots satisfy your cravings before and after your stay on Cumberland Island.

In Mexico, clear water in limestone pits beckons travelers.

Ghost town’s heartbreak creates colorful characters.

From buried Cadillacs to monster-size steaks, this Panhandle town offers a true taste of Texas.

The second largest canyon in the United States is nicknamed “The Grand Canyon of Texas.”

Willow City Loop ranks high as a bucket-list drive for wildflower lovers.

Preview Thanksgiving in the U.S. with a road trip to Toronto in an Enterprise rental car. Canadians celebrate the family holiday early in October, complete with turkey and pumpkin pie.

The All-American road traverses slickrock and features a petrified forest, a beautiful waterfall and gourmet dining.

Small town Fredericksburg is in the famous Texas Hill Country.

The coastal town features boat trips, hiking trails and fresh seafood.

The historic city’s varied attractions appeal to a wide range of travelers.

Hot Springs National Park features Bathhouse Row and the first brewery in a national park.

Explore the best of the jungle and the ocean by rental car.

Southern Quintana Roo draws road trippers looking for adventure.

Outdoor enthusiasts revel in this remote park’s opportunities for adventure.

From beaches to farmers markets, visitors celebrate the town’s local treasures.

New Brunswick’s coastal communities live with the pulse of the ocean, which provides an unforgettable experience.

It’s a fun day trip from the Canadian hot spot, but don’t expect solitude and tranquility.

Don’t leave this national seashore before trying these unforgettable activities.

This Canadian hot spot welcomes newcomers all year long.

Six family members immerse themselves in nature and attempt to bond.

Three couples explore canyons, watch sunsets and go sightseeing on rivers together.

She rekindled the flame in Washington, D.C., and then found the best joints in town.

Baby back ribs, pulled pork, chicken, turkey and brisket satisfy the smoked-meat urge.

A mother and daughter share a road trip to Salt Spring.

A whale watcher dedicates nearly four decades to an unanticipated passion.

A self-taught biologist campaigns to preserve wilderness on Georgia's largest barrier island.

Put on your explorer’s hat, hop in an Enterprise rental car and head for the Black Hills, home to an abundance of limestone caves. On this road trip, some sign up for casual walking tours; others choose more adventurous caving experiences.

A college road trip to Washington, D.C., offers a chance to reflect on life. Looking for the perfect vehicle to move back to college? Enterprise offers a variety of solutions.

A road trip to Charleston, South Carolina, rewards a photographer in search of three perfect shots. In an Enterprise rental car, you, too, can visit Folly Beach, Botany Bay and other scenic destinations in this old coastal town.

For the past 25 years, Connie Gelb Otteman’s family has crisscrossed Colorado's high country from the Front Range to the San Juans on a mad mission to climb all 58 14,000-foot peaks.

Planning a road trip to Colorado to scale the state’s “Fourteeners?” An Enterprise rental car delivers you to any of the 58 famous 14,000-foot peaks, which are spread out among seven mountain ranges located throughout the state.

The Love family embraces winter in Colorado to experience a new adventure.

Cold weather creates chances for unique family adventures in Colorado.

Miss skiing in the offseason? A 150-mile road trip across British Columbia in an Enterprise rental car takes you from Vancouver to Coquihalla Mountain, where you can go ski touring in the Canadian spring. The mountain likely won’t be crowded, and you can stop in the town of Hope afterward for donut holes.

A workaholic who dreads weekends and a wanderer constantly in motion explore Canada’s Sea to Sky Highway.

Ozark adventures are easy in an Enterprise rental car! A road trip to Missouri’s Echo Bluff State Park puts you in exactly the right place for exploring the area’s rivers, springs, caves and scenic vistas as you relax in nature.

Feeling lucky? Rent a car from Enterprise and drive to Crater of Diamonds State Park in Murfreesboro, Arkansas, to look for gems at the former volcanic site. This road trip rewards some with big bling and others go home empty-handed, but the park is the only publicly accessible diamond site in the world. Chance it!

Good company and home-cooked food make the holidays memorable.

Follow a family of 14 throughout their vacation adventure in South Haven, Michigan.

Float trips on Missouri’s crystal-clear Ozark rivers are memorable, and an Enterprise rental car makes the road trip easy. Pack the car, drive to the river of your choice, rent a canoe and launch into a place of scenic serenity any time of year.

A trip to the Kennedy Space Center in Florida embraces the past and celebrates the future.

Searching for your roots is easy with a rental car from Enterprise. One writer’s road trip to Iowa from Missouri provided information about his ancestors and the history of the small town where his great-grandparents — and also composer Anton Dvorak — lived.

An adventure-loving couple goes glamping in Oregon to celebrate their anniversary.

Sharing one of Wyoming’s scenic gems is particularly satisfying.

A loose travel itinerary allows discoveries around every turn.

Romance flourishes on islands, and a road trip around Hawaii’s Oahu in an Enterprise rental car makes for a great honeymoon or enhances a rekindling of a special relationship. Spend time touring in Honolulu, relaxing on the North Shore beaches, appreciating the beauty of Kaneohe and snorkeling in Hanauma Bay.

A leisurely road trip through Indiana Amish Country is especially satisfying for fans of fine furniture. With a rental car from Enterprise, you’ll meet gifted Amish woodworkers in Shipshewana, Mishawaka and Nappanee, all towns in LaGrange and Elkhart counties.

Hungry? Rent a car from Enterprise and plan a road trip in search of mouth-watering barbecue in Kansas City, Washington, D.C. or Tennessee. We talk to pitmasters, teach about contest judging and hope to inspire you to drive to barbecue festivals, no matter where you live.

Lincoln, New Hampshire, features great lodging and shops for your weekend getaway.

Loon Mountain, Bretton Woods and Cannon Mountain resorts each have their strengths and own vibe.

Historic islands line Midcoast Maine, so if road trips that feature sea breezes and spectacular scenery appeal, hop in a rental car from Enterprise and start exploring. Harbor communities offer a rich maritime history and charming villages, many populated by artists and artisans drawn to the natural beauty of the area.

Follow the journey of a mountaineering novice as she conquers Wapta Icefield.

After suffering loss, a lifelong traveler reconnects with relatives and creates lasting memories.

All the destinations are beautiful and within a day’s drive.

Generations Connect on the Ski Slopes of the White Mountains in New Hampshire.

A former college runner takes a road trip in New York and revives her love of the sport after a six-year hiatus.

New York City offers plenty of scenic spots to run.

During a road trip up the coast, five residents share their passion for the Pacific.

During the cold-weather months, the park offers spectacular scenes of wildlife.

Parents and grandparents help nurture children’s interests on their family vacation.

Steer your Enterprise rental car on a road trip through California’s eastern Sierra Nevada range, and at the Alabama Hills National Scenic Area you may recognize the rugged scenery featured in many Western films and television shows. Even if you don’t, the scenery is spectacular.

A world traveler explores southern Vancouver Island and looks for a place to call home.

Exploring the scenic Oregon coast from Bandon north to Cannon Beach in an Enterprise rental car is a perfect road trip to make with close friends. Explore lighthouses, check out stunning rock formations, watch for whale spouts and shop at eclectic boutiques in every beach town.

A hometown girl from Madison tells you why you should visit the Badger State.

Once stricken by grief, a world traveler returns the gift of kindness on a road trip to Big Sur.

A world traveler reconnects with her California roots.

Two empty nesters seek a new beginning in Quebec, Canada.

A couple takes a break from their hectic lives to visit Maryland’s Eastern Shore.

A ferry transports your Enterprise rental car from Anacortes, Washington, to the scenic San Juan Islands, where you can camp, hike, kayak or go whale watching. In Friday Harbor, you’ll find great restaurants and shops.

For a memorable wildlife encounter, rent a car from Enterprise and plan a road trip to Florida’s Crystal River, an hour north of Tampa. There, you can snorkel with manatees. Too close for comfort? View the rotund mammals from the river bank at Three Sisters Springs or Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park.

College friends reunite in a desert wonderland with a deepened appreciation for each other.

After 50 years of enjoying the water, our author reveals his favorite river journeys.

Park City is a skier’s dream destination. This can’t miss ski vacation destination has activities year-round, including skiing, snowboarding and plenty of places to wine and dine. From family fun and beginners to professionals and solo adventures, there’s something for everyone in Park City.

Trek through the Southwest results in coveted Stetson.

The Hawaiian island’s tropical embrace offers a memorable vacation in paradise.

Rent a car from Enterprise on Oahu or Maui so you don’t miss a moment of beach time on your Hawaiian road trip. Snorkel, swim, kayak — or relax in the sand under an umbrella. We recommend five special places.

Birdwatchers, photographers and nature lovers plan annual road trips to the Midwest to see bald eagles hunt and fish, and with a rental car from Enterprise, you can join the flock. Thousands of the big birds feed along the Missouri, Illinois and Mississippi rivers.

Surf town has a mix of delicious dives and stellar fine dining.

Vancouver’s diverse food scene perfectly reflects the multicultural nature of the city.

The small town welcomes 500,000 birds and those who come to see them.

Glamping is a more luxurious form of traditional camping that still allows you to connect with nature.

Pottery lessons are a fun way to relax and get creative on the Gulf Coast.

Discover great places to eat and browse pottery in New Orleans and along the Gulf Coast.

On road trips, she joyfully embraces the paranormal; he’s a skittish believer.

A writer hops into a car to discover New Orleans' reputation as the “City of the Dead.”

Reminisce with Karen Pinchin as she explores the rich history of the maritime town of Lunenburg, which is painted by unique architecture and local folktales.

From Bay St. Louis to Ocean Springs, local artists create world-class ceramics and pottery.

Go mushroom hunting with Igor Guryashkin as he explores how decipher between edible wild mushrooms and poisonous ones and the difference between a chanterelle and a morel.

Every year, thousands of sandhill cranes migrate to Nebraska, and so does wildlife photographer Dave Hunter. Learn more him and some of his favorite places to photograph wildlife.

How to best capture desert landscapes on camera.

Drive to El Yunque, the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. National Forest System, next time you visit Puerto Rico.

If your time in San Juan is limited, here are the must-see stops during your visit, including Old San Juan, Castillo de San Cristobal, Kasalta and Caficultura.

No matter which you choose, the Hatch chile delivers big flavor.

Cliffs, seascapes, waterfalls and forests line the road to Hana on Maui, and an Enterprise rental car will let you travel the scenic, winding 43-mile route in comfort and style. Start your road trip early so you can linger at Waiʻanapanapa State Park and stop at the many food stands along the route to taste local specialties.

A road trip to Florida’s sun-kissed Sanibel Island is easy with an Enterprise rental car. You can search for conch shells, relax on a beautiful public beach or bike your way around the island. Plus, Fort Myers, Captiva Island and a wildlife refuge all are easy drives from Sanibel.

A road trip in an Enterprise rental car to Florida’s Sanibel and Captiva Islands will find you awash in seashells as you hunt for the elusive junonia, conch and other beautiful species. These destinations also are known for sunshine, sand and gorgeous sunsets.

Driving through Georgia in search of soul food? An Enterprise rental car makes the trip easy as diners sample dishes at one famous spot in Savannah and then seven well-known restaurants in Atlanta. Hungry? Hit the road for the Deep South!

Learn about the growing sparkling wine industry being produced from the mineral rich soils of Nova Scotia in British Columbia.

A road trip in an Enterprise rental car on Maui delivers you to places of great beauty where you’ll find deep stillness as you take in the sea, the stars, the towering cliffs and expansive meadows. This idyllic island is ideal for relaxing, refreshing and refilling the soul.

Protect your gear and yourself from freezing temperatures.

Art, music and restaurant scene offers weekend fun.

Visitors who yearn to relax can find many ways to pamper themselves.

Riding waves renews joy and restores confidence after a bad mountain fall.

Enjoy the vibrant colors of the city at one of these scenic spots.

Soak, relax and rejuvenate in this charming West Virginia town.

Utah's first national park spawns creativity in visitors.

From outdoor activities, to sustainable farming and top-notch seafood restaurants, the Seattle area offers visitors a unique flavor of the Northwest.

The stars at night are particularly bright when viewed from the McDonald Observatory in West Texas. See for yourself! With a rental car from Enterprise, your road trip to Mount Locke will outshine many a less dazzling getaway.

This father-daughter duo hit the road from Tucson, Arizona, to Austin, Texas, to explore their shared passion for music.

Head back to nature and visit Growing Heart Farm in Pawling, New York, to investigate the growing trend of the farmhand vacation.

Through no fault of their own, millions of unfortunate dogs land in overcrowded animal shelters every year. These healthy, kind and loving animals simply need a second chance.

Decades of shared knowledge and a passion for community … That’s the recipe these three cooks are using to keep the barbecue craft alive.