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courtesy of ‘Chris Rief aka Spodie Odie’
According to Reader’s Digest, the stretch of I-95 between Baltimore, MD and Elkton, MD is one of the top 5 best roads in America. Now, I’m not one to rip on a Maryland highway, but in all of America I-95 made the list? Seriously? I’m thinking that MD I-95 making the list has more to do with the relief drivers experience on this road because they’ve just battled through Delaware and Baltimore-DC I-95 traffic than it does with highway’s scenery.
A born and bred New Yorker, Rebecca made the big trip “down south” to DC in 2006 and hasn’t looked back. She spends her days strategizing/planning/ideating how interactive products can help her clients and change the world. In her free time, she explores DC’s ever expanding bar, restaurant and small business scene, plays a crap ton of soccer, attends concerts that contribute to her sleep deprivation and embarks on local adventures. Read why Rebecca loves DC or follow her on twitter.
I’ve been on it countless times and it doesn’t bore me. It is typically well paved and signed. The only thing I wish it had was right exit/flyovers to the service areas which are the best I’ve ever used. Well that and button copy signs, but those are never coming back, anywhere.
Maryland seems to realize that this is how many people experience the state, so they make it as good as they can. The foliage can be quite good in the fall too.
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