Connecticut to Tampa

That's the way we go every year from Ct....we head for Myrtle Beach...From Ct due west to Newburgh Ny.....Then 84-81 through VA.....One year we did the I95 thing...never again....

When we hit Newburgh, we then enter Scranton PA into the nav...

GENECOP wrote:
That's the way we go every year from Ct....we head for Myrtle Beach...From Ct due west to Newburgh Ny.....Then 84-81 through VA.....One year we did the I95 thing...never again....

I was concerned about what 15 is like.

We stay on 84 right to Scranton , Wilkes Barre....I find unless you push due West, the nav keeps trying to put you back on 95..

GENECOP wrote:
We stay on 84 right to Scranton , Wilkes Barre....I find unless you push due West, the nav keeps trying to put you back on 95..

Have you tried putting inbetween places? For example: Try Ct to Hazleton pa to Harrisburg to your destination - - - or something like that.
I did that but I am not familiar with route 15 that goes from 84 to 270.

684, 287, 78, 81, 77, 26 to 95.
If you like 15 maybe you should try 17. I have taken 17 from VA to FL and back more then once and like to go that way.

K Charles wrote:
684, 287, 78, 81, 77, 26 to 95.
If you like 15 maybe you should try 17. I have taken 17 from VA to FL and back more then once and like to go that way.

Hi,
I haven't taken this route yet. I am not familiar with 15 nor 17. .
Last year we took 95 only because of bad weather and we wanted to stay out of "the mountains".

You could take I84 to Newburgh NY then 87 the NY thru Way to 287 then I78 to Allentown PA that goes right to I81 avoids the mountains and traffic.

If you go down 81 when you get to MD take us 17 down to 95. That why you miss Baltimore and DC . And you can get back on 95 at Fredericksburg Md.

I recommend staying on I-81 into Virginia and then catching US17 in WInchester, VA and taking that to I-95 in Fredericksburg, VA. Or catching I-66 just south of Winchester, Va and then catch US17 off of that to I-95 in Fredericksburg, VA. Avoid I-270 and I-495 around DC unless you want to sit in traffic for a couple of hours. Just my opinion from living around the DC area.