TravelFall 2015 Travel Guide What’s Your Road Trip Personality? CM Editors - October 2, 2015 Content loading… Please enable javascript! What Is Your Favorite L.A. Neighborhood of The Future ? Answer a few simple questions and we can tell you where you’ll want to live next What’s your destination must-have? A nice place to stay Crazy-good food Nightlife Beautiful scenery Finish this sentence: “I’m taking this trip because…” I want to commune with nature. I live for fancy beer. I’m a big fan of small towns. I need a break from my iPhone. What’s your stance on hippies? They seem harmless. Flower power for life. I’m glad that Birkenstocks are back. Patchouli makes me retch. Are you outdoorsy? Very. Sure, unless I need special footwear. Does window-shopping count? I love me some foliage. Your friends would describe you as… High-maintenance. High-energy. High-minded. High. Traverse City, Michigan Michigan water is a mythical thing, and it’s not just because of those misty-eyed Tim Allen commercials. And Traverse City water—stretching from Lake Michigan down through a sequence of long inlet bays and lakes—is something all its own: so clear and turquoise blue that you could mistake the place for Bali Ha’i if not for the reflection of the pines. Yellow Springs, Ohio In addition to the retro-hippy charm that draws sightseers and clogs the sidewalks on golden autumn weekends, Yellow Springs is a fine base for a couple of days of vigorous (or leisurely) cycling on the Little Miami Scenic Trail—part of Southwest Ohio’s growing network of paved recreational paths. Driftless Area, Wisconsin Wisconsin’s Driftless Area is a collection of small towns that punctuate rolling acreage and forested hills formed over time by relentlessly winding rivers, like the Kickapoo, which in the native Algonquian language means “one who goes there, then here.” Even the county roads, dotted in parts with furniture makers, fur traders, and canoe rentals, obey the geography; there’s not a straight-shot freeway in sight. Asheville, North Carolina A mere five-hour drive through the picturesque Blue Ridge Mountains, this Low Country hot spot is a nexus of international cuisine and craft beer. What’s Your Road Trip Personality? Do you seek out country cottages? Urban centers? Anywhere with a lake? Take our quiz to find out. What’s Your Road Trip Personality? Facebook Comments
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