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9 years ago. I am mapping out a massive USA Road Trip and had my route drive times on the website: roadtrippers.com. A couple times seems 'long' to me so I went to google maps & all times were significantly shorter (yippee!). Went to mapquest.com & times were similar to Google Maps BU each leg of trip was 15-30 minutes longer on mapquest.
Members who are knowledgeable about this destination and volunteer their time to answer travelers' questions. Answer 1 of 5: I have printed out the driving directions from Denver International Airport to the B&B we are staying at in Estes Park. It says 77 miles and 1 hour and 33 minutes driving time.
Don't miss the Rouge factory tour if production is taking place. Timing your trip through Chicago probably is the best and easiest way to avoid traffic problems. Search the Chicago forum or post there for the best times to travel through that metropolitan area. You should be able to have a lot of fun on these trips.
MapQuest provides some extent of street-level detail or driving directions for a variety of countries. Users can check if their country is available using a dropdown menu on the MapQuest home page. The company offers a free mobile app for Android and iOS that features POI search, voice-guided navigation, real-time traffic and other features.
9 years ago. I am mapping out a massive USA Road Trip and had my route drive times on the website: roadtrippers.com. A couple times seems 'long' to me so I went to google maps & all times were significantly shorter (yippee!). Went to mapquest.com & times were similar to Google Maps BU each leg of trip was 15-30 minutes longer on mapquest.
I-35W is much nicer than the regular I-35 to the south. 281 will definitely add time, but it's a nicer drive, as long as you don't mind the stoplights and (as mentioned) the two-lane sections. US 67 is 4-lane and divided. You take that to Cleburne, then north on TX 174. To get to US 67, take the short-cut on TX 220 at Hico.
1. Re: Google Maps Travel Times. Google Maps uses the speed limits along the route in its time calculations, so that doesn't account for stops for fuel, food, rest breaks, or for delays for weather, traffic, or construction. You can estimate delay time based on your own travel style, and recalculate accordingly.
MapQuest and Google are great for directions, and general basic information. However, for the most part, those given time estimates are based on point to point at the legal posted speed limit, under ideal conditions. There really is no hard and fast formula for converting those distances into real world drive times within the parks.