Massachusetts holds some of the oldest American history in the nation, being the birthplace of both the first highway and lighthouse in America, which continue to be maintained and visited today. The Bay State is also the birthplace of basketball and home to the lake with a 45-letter name! Read to learn some of nation-defining firsts and unique quirks of Massachusetts!

Route 66 might be iconic, but New Mexico has so much more to offer! From 250-million-year-old caverns to glistening white sand dunes, to the filming sites of hits like Breaking Bad and The Longest Yard, our latest blog shows you both the hidden treasures and the world-known. If you need a jaw-dropping event to attend, join thousands of spectators for the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta this October. Let’s fly through some of the must-see wonders in New Mexico!

From sporting good times at the baseball field to the American Revolution itself, the Garden State is the birthplace of many of our nation's firsts. New Jersey played a central role in the creation of not only our country, but also many of America's noteworthy contributions—including Monopoly, cheerleading, and more! From the nation's oldest highway to quirky aspects like prohibiting self-service gas, New Jersey is definitely a jack of all trades and master of quite a few.

Despite numerous challenges, the Lincoln Highway was created, becoming the first transcontinental highway in the nation. Learn how the first cross-country road was born and the effect it had on our country!

Sometimes the best adventures happen when you exit the interstate! Forget what you know about I-80 - we're about to show you the unexpected treasures hiding just off the highway! From world-class zoos to prehistoric giants, this state's got more surprises than corn rows.

Once roads were more developed, people needed a place to rest. There are few things more distressing than sitting for hours and realizing...

Maine's pioneering spirit shaped America in profound ways. As the nation's shipbuilding powerhouse for over 60 years, Maine crafted vessels that connected global trade routes and strengthened the U.S. Navy. Not content with maritime innovation alone, the state revolutionized land transportation by building New England's first superhighway and inventing the modern donut. From coastal shipyards to modern highways, Maine's legacy continues to influence American today.

Buckle up for an epic journey exploring America's three longest Interstate highways: I-40, I-80, and I-90 and their histories! #travel

Unlock the secrets of highway numbers with our comprehensive guide. Learn how highway numbers can help you navigate U.S. roads effortlessly.

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Hawaii may only have three major interstates but one of them has had more care, thought, and time put into it than any other: Hawaii's H-3!

Georgia's rich history, thriving foliage, and haunted tales aren't the only interesting facts! Read about I-75 & the Granite Capital!

Delaware is a tiny state with nearly three centuries of history and their tourism industry has kept it alive! Read about DE Route 52!

Colorado's Eisenhower Tunnel is not only the tallest tunnel in the nation but also the highest point in the entire interstate. Learn more!

Arkansas is the Natural State for a reason. Read about how our roads and highway system are upgrading to benefit our tourism industry!

Arkansas's roadways started all the way back in 1820 and have a long history of development and are still improving thanks to tourism!

Arizona is home to the only interstate marked in kilometers and they hold onto this history, just like their Route 66!

Alaskan Highways started out as dogsled trails and ended up being still one of the most difficult highways to cross. Read more here!

Missouri, Kansas, and Pennsylvania claim to have built the first interstate highway, but what defines an interstate highway?

Utah's State Route 95, or the Trail of the Ancients, is a 122-mile 4-hour scenic drive full of towering red cliffs, canyons, and deserts!