6 days, 5 nights

I've got from a Thursday afternoon, say 2PM start, to Tuesday night to get
to the SE corner of Ohio. So 5-1/2 driving days, 5 nights.

I can go a southern route, oklahoma, arkansas, tennessee,north carolina,
virginia, ohio ( designed to hit the BRP ) or the northern route,
Nebraska,Minnesota, Wisconsin, northern Michigan peninsula, and then down to
Ohio.

I'm struggling to consider the northern route because I doubt it has
anything as interesting as the Ozarks or Smokies. Besides visiting any
AMS'ers around, and I think Steve is gone for his summer vacation, plus the
weather probably isn't as nicely warm, I just can't come up with a good
reason to go north. Anyone have inside info on great places in that neck of
the woods?

TroytheTroll wrote:
> I've got from a Thursday afternoon, say 2PM start, to Tuesday night to
> get to the SE corner of Ohio. So 5-1/2 driving days, 5 nights.
>
> I can go a southern route, oklahoma, arkansas, tennessee,north carolina,
> virginia, ohio ( designed to hit the BRP ) or the northern route,
> Nebraska,Minnesota, Wisconsin, northern Michigan peninsula, and then
> down to Ohio.
>
> I'm struggling to consider the northern route because I doubt it has
> anything as interesting as the Ozarks or Smokies. Besides visiting any
> AMS'ers around, and I think Steve is gone for his summer vacation, plus
> the weather probably isn't as nicely warm, I just can't come up with a
> good reason to go north. Anyone have inside info on great places in that
> neck of the woods?

I'm not on vacation YET... But considering I'm only working 3 days in
July, my work schedule is pretty hectic. I'm surprised I can get away
for the June 7th track day at Road America.