Any suggestions for a fun drive near Philly?
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I live in DC and my brother in NYC. It would be fun to meet halfway and spend a few hours driving our Porsches through backroads...any suggestions for spirited driving outside Philadelphia, which feels like the halfway mark between our homes?
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You have a ton of fun places to drive between DC and Philly. Carlisle, Haggerstown, Lancaster, and Harrisburg. Not mention Lehigh Vally, 83 looks like a good road. Where you are I loved taking 81 into Scranton. Get with the PCA Zone 2 they can tell you some places to drive. The funny thing about most cities once your outside the city, your basically in the country. DC is one of the best cities in the country, for driving in my opinion. It's like they stuck a city in the middle of the woods, sometimes you can't believe your in a major city. Have fun!
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Download porsche gts routes. They have a couple good driving routes.
In my experience, in and around valley forge and follow a few roads west and its enjoyable. Havent done any drives there since 09 though so I'm rusty on road names
In my experience, in and around valley forge and follow a few roads west and its enjoyable. Havent done any drives there since 09 though so I'm rusty on road names
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The area where I live, South Jersey, has a lot of good roads in the"Pine Barrens" area. Between Philadelphia, Vineland, Atlantic City, Lakehurst-NAS, Princeton, and Freehold there's lots of 2 lane blacktop thru the woods, not real twisty, but very little traffic or cops. Salem ,Atlantic, Camden, Burlington and Ocean counties are mostly rural, and Monmouth County is 'horse country', like Kentucky Derby. Where I live New Jersey is still "The Garden State". Out on the coast, in Ocean County, is Seaside Heights and just south of that is Island Beach State Park, 11 miles of coastal dunes and secluded beaches.
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Just to close the loop: we finally ended up driving up and down Rt 100 and Rt 52 out of Wilmington and into Brandywine. Terrific day, esp the times we got 4-5 miles of empty roads on 100. Total blast.
Thanks for the recommendations!
Thanks for the recommendations!