Road Trip: Atlanta to Falls Church

Are you planning a road trip from Georgia to Virginia but not sure which route to take? Fear not, we're here to help you out! Atlanta to Falls Church is a 670-mile journey, but the driving time varies depending on the route you choose. Here are the options:

Route 1: I-85 N and I-95 N

Distance: 670 miles Driving time: 10 hours and 30 minutes

If you're looking for the fastest route, I-85 N and I-95 N is your best choice. The route takes you through major cities like Richmond and Washington, D.C. You'll also pass by the North Carolina state line and cross over into Virginia. If you have the time, we recommend stopping at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond or the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum in D.C.

Route 2: US-29 N

Distance: 686 miles Driving time: 11 hours and 40 minutes

US-29 N takes you on a scenic route through the Blue Ridge Mountains and Shenandoah Valley. You'll also pass through cities like Charlotteville, VA and Culpeper, VA. If you're a history buff, we recommend stopping at Thomas Jefferson's Monticello or Civil War battlefields like Brandy Station and Cedar Mountain.

Route 3: I-20 E and I-95 N

Distance: 728 miles Driving time: 11 hours and 5 minutes

The I-20 E and I-95 N route takes you through Columbia, SC and Fayetteville, NC. If you're interested in military history, we recommend stopping at Fort Jackson Army Base in Columbia or the Airborne and Special Operations Museum in Fayetteville.

Route 4: US-29 N and I-66 E

Distance: 683 miles Driving time: 12 hours and 50 minutes

If you want to take a longer but scenic route, US-29 N and I-66 E is the way to go. You'll pass through the same cities as Route 2 but continue on to the Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park. We recommend stopping at Luray Caverns and hiking the Old Rag Trail.

No matter which route you choose, make sure to take breaks and stretch your legs. Safe travels!