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Bullet Boy · 05-16-2019, 10:34 AM

I live in NY , spent plenty of time in Myrtle and have driven up to Maine. I suggest taking I-84. As you come north, take NJ turnpike to NY thruway and follow that to Newburgh and hop on I-84 at that point, we then hopped on the Massachusetts turnpike and took that up to Maine. Be sure to stop at the rest stops, some of the cleanest and tourist inviting stops in New England. Also be sure to pop into Freeport Maine, that’s home to LL Bean and the whole town is Bean town. Excellent shops and food. Never pass up a roadside seafood shack, eat LOBSTAH ROLLS for every meal!!!!! You will visiting some of Gods amazing creation....Enjoy and safe travels
PS- we are laying out a trip to Yellowstone National Park from NY, towing a Bullet 248RKS,,,now that’s exciting!!!

05-16-2019, 10:34 AM	#10
Bullet Boy Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2019 Location: Cornwall Posts: 22	I live in NY , spent plenty of time in Myrtle and have driven up to Maine. I suggest taking I-84. As you come north, take NJ turnpike to NY thruway and follow that to Newburgh and hop on I-84 at that point, we then hopped on the Massachusetts turnpike and took that up to Maine. Be sure to stop at the rest stops, some of the cleanest and tourist inviting stops in New England. Also be sure to pop into Freeport Maine, that’s home to LL Bean and the whole town is Bean town. Excellent shops and food. Never pass up a roadside seafood shack, eat LOBSTAH ROLLS for every meal!!!!! You will visiting some of Gods amazing creation....Enjoy and safe travels PS- we are laying out a trip to Yellowstone National Park from NY, towing a Bullet 248RKS,,,now that’s exciting!!!