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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]*From* Detroit area, I've casually driven the following in a day (several of these destinations many times):

DC/Baltimore
NYC
Sugarbush or Stowe, VT
Lake Placid, NY
Montreal
Atlanta

Boston/Maine takes a day and half
Colorado/Wyoming takes two days (day and half for Denver -- drive to Nebraska-ish one day, half the next day to Denver in time for a leisurely dinner (time zones work in your favor westbound), overnight in Denver to acclimate to altitude, then up to the mountains the next day)

[b]So get used to the driving.[/b]

Also, I'm going to tell you something that may shock you and your friends and relations: Detroit and DC are *in the same time zone*. We are not "an hour behind" here.[/quote]

This is such a Detroit post, I love it. Detroiters love to sit around and one up each other on how fast they drove to a faraway destination like the UP. "I got up to the bridge in 4 hours."  "No I got there in 3.5 hours" "Makinac Island is a DAY TRIP (and so is Traverse City if you believe in yourself enough...)" etc etc

One nice thing you will find about Detroit is there is essentially no traffic compared to DC. yes to rush hour but it only lasts about an hour each morning/evening. Wide open flat roads, super easy to drive because it's all a grid. Parking is sooooo easy, you will never have to parallel park again if you don't want to. It is impossible to get lost (just drive till you find a highway or main road). terrible road conditions and people can be weird about letting you merge onto the highway, but you get used to it. [/quote]

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