Dry Driving Between VT, MN, and WA

This is a 50-hour long road trip from the Alburgh Tongue of Vermont to the Northwest Angle in Minnesota to its conclusion at Point Roberts in Washington. Driving between these locations without crossing a body of water in the United States is possible because they are all pene-exclaves of the United States with Canada.

For more information about pene-exclaves, click here.

Included below are resources to view the trip in Google Maps and Google Earth.  

Here is the trip on Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/dir/45.0097868,-73.2955884/49.2817265,-81.753423/49.8052807,-94.4567341/49.2884856,-95.1520313/50.3816058,-102.6048233/51.066986,-113.8962438/49.0001989,-123.0679065/@53.1562757,-98.7808374,4.78z/data=!4m2!4m1!3e0?entry=ttu

Here is the trip on Google Earth:  https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rGYULts9Hcsi49C6PFG-wDv9egzZcW3r?usp=sharing

Special thanks to https://www.gpsvisualizer.com, as their tools are what makes creating the Google Earth files possible.