The terrain along the Gulf of Mexico is sometimes called the “Third Coast,” but for an offbeat road trip, it’s second to none. Starting in Houston and ending in Pensacola Bay, this journey takes you through some of America’s most diverse landscapes. You’ll cross Cajun swamps, drive along sparkling white sand beaches, and even spend some time in the Big Easy. Take an RV and camp along the way to truly immerse yourself in this wondrous region. The world’s largest gulf, it turns out, holds some of America’s best-kept secrets.
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Louisiana Hog's Head Cheese
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Carolina House with a Natural Cavern underneath
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Abrams Creek Underwater Bridge
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The Grave of Florence Irene Ford
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eazyeschendor wants to go to Blood Lake: the O.C. Fisher Reservoir
eazyeschendor wants to go to Lower Ghost Camp
Eight places to witness the incredible ambition of the Southwest land art movement.
Including Sun Tunnels, The Spiral Jetty, and Complex City
