Auto Europe’s 6 UK Road Trips You Must Try

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You’ve done the great American road trip. You’ve logged the miles behind the windshield, filling up at mom and pop roadside fruit stands and getting that all-important Mt. Rushmore selfie. So what’s next for the road warrior?

Why not slide on over to the other side of the car and give a UK road trip a shot? The fascinating geography of the United Kingdom gives you some surprisingly varied terrain across a relatively short distance. Plus, there’s the extra challenge of doing the whole thing on the other side of both the car and the road.

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For those looking to expand their road trip horizons, Auto Europe has compiled their list of the 6 UK Road Trips You Must Try.  Each itinerary offers something unique and inspiring, so check out the full list here or read the Cliff’s notes below.

Golf Course Tour

With about 20 hours of drive time, this itinerary will take you through some of the most iconic courses in the country, from St. Andrews to Royal Liverpool Golf Club.

Yorkshire Moors Road Trip

A relatively short trip, this itinerary takes you through the rolling heather moorlands of Yorkshire, including stops in Scarborough, Whitby, and Kirkbymoorside

UK Filming Locations Tour

Fans of Harry Potter, Game of Thrones and Downton Abbey, this is your itinerary. Buckle up for a trip up and down the countryside visiting fantastic locations and far-off places.

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Scotland Sights Road Trip

Point your hood (or bonnet, in the local parlance) down a road that will take you to the mystical highlands and serene lochs where legends were born.

Norfolk Coast Path Tour

One of the most captivating driving tours in all of the UK, this stretch of road will let you bask in 280 miles of stunningly beautiful protected coastline.

Drive the Scottish Highlands

The most ruggedly beautiful countryside in the world awaits you in this itinerary which stretches up the A9, across the 104 miles from Inverness to Durness.

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