Adirondacks
Here’s a 7-day tour itinerary starting from Linganore Winery in Maryland to the Adirondacks in New York, covering approximately 1,200 miles round trip. This plan balances scenic drives, wine tastings, and outdoor adventures:
Day 1: Linganore Winery to Harrisburg, PA (90 miles)
- Morning: Begin your journey with a wine tasting at Linganore Winery. Enjoy their award-winning wines and scenic vineyard views.
- Afternoon: Drive to Harrisburg, PA. Explore the Pennsylvania State Capitol or take a stroll along the Susquehanna River.
- Evening: Stay overnight in Harrisburg and enjoy dinner at a local farm-to-table restaurant.Add a description about this item
Day 2: Harrisburg to Finger Lakes, NY (200 miles)
- Morning: Head north to the Finger Lakes region, known for its stunning lakes and wineries.
- Afternoon: Visit a few wineries, such as Dr. Konstantin Frank or Hermann J. Wiemer, and enjoy the picturesque scenery.
- Evening: Stay in a lakeside inn or bed-and-breakfast.ion about this item
Day 3: Finger Lakes to Lake George, NY (150 miles)
- Morning: Drive to Lake George, the gateway to the Adirondacks.
- Afternoon: Take a boat tour on Lake George or relax by the water.
- Evening: Stay in a charming lodge or resort near the lake.ut this item
Day 4: Lake George to Adirondacks (100 miles)
- Morning: Drive deeper into the Adirondacks, heading toward Lake Placid.
- Afternoon: Explore the Olympic sites in Lake Placid or hike a nearby trail like Cascade Mountain.
- Evening: Stay in Lake Placid and enjoy dinner with views of Mirror Lake.
Day 5: Adirondacks Exploration
- Morning: Spend the day exploring the Adirondacks. Options include:
- Hiking in the High Peaks region.
- Visiting the Adirondack Wildlife Refuge.
- Kayaking or paddleboarding on a serene lake.
- Evening: Relax at your accommodation and enjoy a cozy evening by the fire.
Day 6: Adirondacks to Binghamton, NY (200 miles)
- Morning: Begin your return journey, stopping in Binghamton, NY.
- Afternoon: Visit the Roberson Museum and Science Center or enjoy the local parks.
- Evening: Stay overnight in Binghamton.
Day 7: Binghamton to Linganore Winery (200 miles)
- Morning: Drive back to Linganore Winery, completing your 1,200-mile adventure.
- Afternoon: Reflect on your journey with a final stop at the winery or a nearby café.
Smokey Mountains
Here’s a revised 5-day motorcycle tour through the Smoky Mountains, starting and ending in Gatlinburg, while staying within an 600-mile range:
Day 1: Gatlinburg to Foothills Parkway and Cades Cove (80 miles)
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- Route: Begin your journey by riding along the scenic Foothills Parkway, then loop through Cades Cove via Little River Road.
- Highlights:
- Stop at Cades Cove, known for its tranquil vistas and abundant wildlife.
- Take in the panoramic views along the Foothills Parkway.
- Evening: Return to Gatlinburg, relax, and enjoy dinner in the bustling downtown.
- Ride Distance: 80 miles.bout this item
Day 2: Gatlinburg to Clingmans Dome and Roaring Fork (75 miles)
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- Route: Ride to Clingmans Dome, the highest point in the Smoky Mountains, and return via the Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail.
- Highlights:
- Hike to the observation tower at Clingmans Dome for breathtaking views.
- Cruise through Roaring Fork, known for its winding roadways and serene mountain streams.
- Evening: Stay overnight in Gatlinburg and enjoy a local distillery tour.
- Ride Distance: 75 miles. description about this item
Day 3: Gatlinburg to Pigeon Forge and Tail of the Dragon (120 miles)
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- Route: Ride to Pigeon Forge, explore the attractions, and then head to the famous Tail of the Dragon (US-129) for a thrilling ride before returning to Pigeon Forge.
- Highlights:
- Stop at Pigeon Forge attractions like Dollywood or The Island.
- Test your riding skills on the Tail of the Dragon, with its 318 curves in 11 miles.
- Evening: Stay overnight in Pigeon Forge.
- Ride Distance: 120 miles.
Day 4: Pigeon Forge to Blue Ridge Parkway and Cherokee, NC (140 miles)
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- Route: Ride to the Blue Ridge Parkway and follow it to Cherokee, NC, then loop back to Gatlinburg.
- Highlights:
- Experience the rolling curves and scenic overlooks of the Blue Ridge Parkway.
- Stop in Cherokee to explore the rich cultural history of the region.
- Evening: Return to Gatlinburg for a relaxing evening.
- Ride Distance: 140 miles.
Day 5: Gatlinburg to Great Smoky Mountains National Park (90 miles)
- Route: Spend your last day exploring the roads within the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and visiting iconic stops like Newfound Gap or Cataloochee Valley.
- Highlights:
- Enjoy a leisurely ride through the park’s scenic roads.
- Spot wildlife and soak in the natural beauty of the area.
- Ride Distance: 90 miles.
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