14 Road Trip Photos That'll Temporarily Satisfy Your Desire to Drive Across the Country

The winding roads throughout Yosemite National Park in California reveal breathtaking views around every bend.

The road leading up to Monument Valley Tribal Park in Arizona, U.S. Route 163, offers up stunning red-sand desert vistas.

There are many tunnels across the country, but the most unique is the tunnel carved out of a fallen giant sequoia tree in Sequoia National Park, California.

Those with a fear of heights might face their fears when they cross the Kuskulana Bridge, which sits 200 feet above the Kuskulana River in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park, Alaska.

Riding front seat through Zion National Park in Utah gives you a front row ticket to the sandstone mountains that line the winding roads.

Even something as mundane as your daily commute can't be that bad if you're traveling down the H-3 interstate highway in Oahu, Hawaii.

The Linn Cove Viaduct, part of the Blue Ridge Parkway, wraps around the tree-covered base of Grandfather Mountain outside of Linville, North Carolina.

The iconic U.S. Route 66, also known as U.S. Highway 66, is one of America's most famous roads. It stretches across the United States – from Chicago, Illinois to Santa Monica, California – and passes through deserts, grassy plains, and mountain ranges.

The firey red mountains that line the roads in Nevada's Valley of Fire prove that the stunning site lives up to its descriptive name.

State Route 1, also known as the Pacific Coast Highway, stretches approximately 655 miles down the California coastline and has no short supply of beautiful ocean views.

The open skies above the remote backroads near Roswell, New Mexico are notorious for UFO-related sightings.

Catch a glimpse of the snow-capped San Juan Mountain ranges when you pass through Southwest Colorado. Given the beautiful scenery, it's nearly impossible to make a regrettable wrong turn.

Picturesque backroads in the Maine countryside provide an ideal backdrop for a charming autumn drive.

The seven-mile bridge in the Florida Keys is the closest you'll get to feeling like you're driving in the Caribbean without actually leaving American soil.

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