The quickest way to Florida Driving

Have you ever wondered what is driving the fastest route to Florida? Well, if you live in the northeastern United States or in the Canadian province of Ontario, read on! After many years of research on the main north-south routes (and drive my wife crazy with the statement), the travel time between different locations, we have determined that the following is the fastest route to Florida sunshine.

1 / If you cross the Canadian-American border to live, or in northern Ohioor New York, Interstate # 90 offers the best connection to Interstate # 79, the first north-south highway on the quickest route to Florida. (Note that I-90 in most of New York State a toll route )

2 / Take I-90 connect to Erie, Pennsylvania with I-79 connected.

3 / Follow I-79 south through the rolling hills of northern Pennsylvania. One caution, keep watch for deer, I have never seen so many deer (dead or alive) along a route anywhere else in North --America.

4 / There are not many commercial service areas between Erie and Pittsburgh, but there are some clean resting areas (approximately every twenty minutes).

5 / WASHINGTON, Pa., south of Pittsburgh, has some good accommodation, restaurants and shops.

6 / I-70 connects with I-79 in Washington, so if you are off I-70 corridor, you can easily live with the fastest way to Florida in touch.

7 / further south, it is not until youEnter the state of West Virginia. If you have a college football fan, can see the University of West Virginia football stadium in the distance, east and through Morgantown.

8 / How do you end Charleston, I-79 and a connection with the I-77 concept. (Man, I-77 could be all the way from I-90, just outside of Cleveland, Ohio, but we like the scenery of the I-79 and it is a quick way.)

9 / your path takes you directly through Charleston, and although we never spent much timein the region, offers the blend of southern architecture and modern structures for the interesting landscape.

10 / Leaving Charleston, the mountains and valleys seem to engulf you as you make your way to your destination, Englewood Florida.

11 / About an hour after leaving Charleston, Beckley can be reached. This town is known (for its coal mining when time is available to check-out "of the known coal mining museum.) At each of the exits in Beckley you can find accommodation, foodand fuel are available.

12 / If you enjoy mountainous landscapes, the next few hours, you delight! I-77 twists and turns through the mountains of West Virginia, then as you through a tunnel across the panorama of the mountains of Virginia to go literally exploded through the windshield as you exit the tunnel.

13 / After passing through Wytheville with its many venues for food, fuel and accommodation, you will soon be in North Carolina.

14 / The StateNorth Carolina is an equally dramatic entrance. As you exit the announcement of the Fancy Gap Pass the highway begins a decent down from the mountains. The view is spectacular, but the numerous run-away truck ramps serve as an ominous warning that the steepness of the hill trucks can cause trouble to a halt.

15 / looks at the foot of the hill, a beautiful picnic area a great picnic location, or simply a place to get it with a stroll among the manicured gardens.

16 / I-77continue through Charlotte, North Carolina and Columbia, South Carolina. One of our finest moments occur when we in the South Carolina Welcome Center. At the entrance, we see our first palm tree, evidence that Florida and Englewood are not far away.

17 / Only a few meters from the Columbia, we connect with I-95 and continue south, past the Savannah and Brunswick, until we the Florida Welcome Center.

18 / A few minutes southJacksonville is one of my favorite stops along the World Golf Village. Besides the great golf atmosphere in the shops and restaurants in the village, there is the World Golf Hall of Fame. Believe me, it's worth the trip!

19 / Continuing down I-95, we arrive at Daytona (Do not try to through this area at the time of a race event trips, especially the Daytona 500, the traffic is crazy. But if you have a car racing fan then go for it!), where we connected with I-4.

20 / I-4 istry by Orlando (weekday) to avoid peak times. You might want to plan a few days at one of the major parks in the area.

21 / Just east of Tampa take I-75 towards the south.

22 / About an hour later, exit at River Road and in 10-15 minutes you will be in Englewood Florida.

LET YOUR WINTER VACATION BEGIN! Now you can really forget about the cold and snow and just enjoy Englewood Florida!

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