Auto Trails

This American auto trail begins in Dexter, Missouri, and follows old U.S. Highway 60 east to Sikeston. The route also closely follows the former tracks of the Cairo, Arkansas & Texas Railroad.

This American auto trail explores the previous route of Texas Highway 74, through San Saba north to Goldthwaite in central Texas.

This auto trail begins in Bonham, South Carolina, and travels north through Jonesville and Pacolet to Clinton Station, initially following the former Spartanburg & Union Railroad to Calico.

This Irish auto trail descends from Knockmoyle into the valley of the River Maine to the town of Castlemaine.

This short American Auto Trail explores Peanut Road, which connects Graceville, Florida, with Cottondale.

This short American auto trail begins in Bovina, Mississippi, before traveling east, crossing the Big Black River, to Edwards.

This American auto trail begins in Paradise, Montana, and follows the Flathead River east to Dixon.

This American auto trail explores along the Kalamazoo River west to Allegan, and then south into Van Buren County to Paw Paw.

This American auto trail explores a section of Arkansas’ Newton County and crosses the scenic Buffalo River.

This American auto trail follows the former tracks of the South Bound Railway through South Carolina’s “Little Scandinavia”. The route begins in Ulmer and travels north on U.S. Highway 321 to Neeses.

This American auto trail crosses what were once referred to as the Colorado Mountains from Hamilton to Meridian, Texas, beginning in Hamilton County and traveling east into Bosque County.

This American auto trail initially follows the White River and the former tracks of the Vermont Central Railroad before turning up the Quation Brook valley to South Strafford, Vermont.

This Irish auto trail explores a portion of the Wild Atlantic Way along the north side of the River Shannon estuary.  The travel route begins at the Tarbert-Killimer ferry and travels west through Kilrush to Kilkee in County Claire.

This American auto trail follows the route of the Georgia Coast & Piedmont Railroad from Ludowici to Glennville, Georgia.  From Glennville, the travel route then parallels the Glennville & Register Railroad to Claxton.

This American auto trail begins in De Witt, Arkansas, and travels south to Dumas, following the Great River Road.

This American auto trail follows a route parallel to the former Fergus & Black Hills Branch of the Northern Pacific Railroad, starting in Mintor and traveling east on North Dakota Highway 13 to Mooreton and Interstate Highway 29.

This American auto trail crosses a section of southern Alabama, from Evergreen east to Andalusia, following the 1920s Lone Star Trail and later U.S. Highway 84 from Conecuh County into Covington County.