Least mountainous route to Myrtle Beach
I have a 35 ft fifth wheel going from Detroit,Mi to Myrtle Beach. We have previously taken I77 through WV/Virginia. I’m looking for a less mountainous route. Thinking about going through Pennsylvania ...
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My suggestion would be I-75 to Knoxville then I-40 to I-26 at Asheville, 26 to Columbia South Carolina then I-20 to Florence and pick up 76 to 501 on into Myrtle. The worst part for mountains would be the Pigeon River Gorge from Newport TN to about exit 20 for Waynesville NC, about 30 miles worth Its really not that bad, just fall in behind the semi trucks and go with the flow. The next part will be on 26. A long down hill decent to the Green River and then the uphill pull on the other side. That would be all the mountains you would have to deal with.
