Along Interstate-75, 1999: The Local Knowledge Driving Guide for Interstate-75 Between Detroit and the Florida Border

by Dave Hunter

If you drive on any section of Interstate-75 anywhere between Detroit, Michigan and the Florida border, this book is an absolute MUST. Full of practical information and roadside stories, this mile-by-mile guidebook entertains you and your passengers on your journey - it turns a boring drive into a fun trip.

Genres: Travel

208 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1902

Reviews

[Amy]

We bought this book for our trip to Florida last year. I was the navigator and I love, love, loved the detailed maps and information provided in this book. It was chock full of history and fun facts for almost every major landmark and restaurant along the way. The detailed civil war story about the runaway train was a bit hit with my youngest and because of the book we were able to pinpoint exactly where the train crossed the road over and over again. It basically helped to make a long, long, long car trip much more interesting! We even found a few places closer to home that we would like to go back and visit sometime. We bought a copy for my in-laws who go every year and they couldn't wait to use it as well. It's a must for any car trip along the I-75.

[Gwen Schultz-ofiara]

Not worth the $. good points along the way, but hard to read sometimes. Maybe recommended for some one that doesn't have a destination trip. If you want to see things along the way, make that the purpose for your trip.

[Donna Thomas]

A niche book, but such a good niche book.