Earlier this month, we hit up our readers on Facebook for their best on-the-road shots. Turns out, you all like to travel by truck and car as much as the editors at ϳԹ. Presenting our favorite moments—along with some of your travel tips, which we plan to use.
White Mountain National Forest, New Hampshire and Maine

“My best friend and I took a road trip through the northeast U.S. in October 2016 and found a stranger to take this picture of us in White Mountain National Forest. She lives in Ohio, and I live in New York, and we take an annual road trip like this together. Past trips have included cross-country to California and back.” —Diana Howe
Baja California Peninsula, Mexico

“Just did a road trip down to Baja and back. It was pretty unreal!” —Holly Mandarich
Escalante, Utah

“Greetings from Utah! Cottonwood narrows, because on a road trip through Escalante, I like to follow the signs that say “high ground clearance, 4×4 required.’” —Tom Wilson
Painted Hills, Oregon

“Moving to the West Coast was absolutely the best decision I’ve made. The difference in geography is mind-blowing in comparison to what this Tennessee cosmic cowboy is used to. Here, I captured the bench that occupied my mind (and my bum) for a few hours as I gazed upon the Painted Hills, which are one of the three features of the John Day Fossil Beds in Oregon, a microadventure that involved two hours of exploring and five hours of driving—worth every second.” —Casey Hyde
Smoky Mountains, Tennessee and North Carolina

“Random road trip this year to the Smokies just so I could hike on the Appalachian Trail and ended up hiking to Charlies Bunion. That view is worth it!” —Abby Ready
Canyonlands National Park, Utah

“My sister and I took an eight-day road trip through Utah this past April. Our first stop was Bryce Canyon National Park, and then we worked our way east through Capitol Reef, Goblin Valley State Park, Dead Horse Point State Park, Canyonlands, Arches, and Colorado National Monument before flying out of Grand Junction. Pictured here is on the way to Chesler Park, deep in Canyonlands National Park (Needles District).” —Emma Byland
Point Reyes National Seashore, California

“Point Reyes National Seashore was the zenith moment of my three-week road trip. Backcountry camping among cascading bluffs buried in wildflowers was a life experience I’ll never forget.” —Amanda Julia Steinback
U.S. Route 285, Colorado

“My favorite photo from a road trip last year of my mother on Highway 285 in Colorado.” —Jiang Li
Steese Highway, Alaska

“I went to Alaska on the hunt for the northern lights to try to perceive what the sky is trying to tell me when it dances.” —Cristiano Saturno
Pierce Stocking Scenic Drive, Michigan

“Took a road trip to northern Michigan to run a marathon and drove along the Pierce Stocking Scenic Drive on a wet spring day. This bridge among the beautiful wet leaves caught my eye, and I think a fall trip back is in order!” —Amber Febbraro