Your road trip starts here.

From the red-rock canyon country of the south to the alpine Wasatch in the north — five national parks, a hundred ghost towns, and more empty road than almost anywhere left in the country.

Past the neon and out the other side — the loneliest roads in America, silver-boom ghost towns, a drowned city under Lake Mead, and the desert the Strip makes you forget.

From the rim of the Grand Canyon down to the saguaro country of the Mexican border — the longest surviving stretch of Route 66, the homelands of twenty-two tribal nations, red-rock canyons, and mining towns that outlived their mines.