About the Author

Darryl Sleath is a motorsport and car blogger as well as the cofounder of the online magazine MotorPunk. He has also written for several print magazines and contributed to 1001 Dream Cars You Must Drive Before You Die. Charley Boorman is an actor, travel adventurer, and motorcycle enthusiast who starred in the TV series Long Way Round.

Reviews

"Covering 'every country on the planet that was feasibly accessible at the time of publication, ' this ravishing and sometimes hair-raising bucket list for the bucket seat was assembled by ace roadtripping writers and edited by the 'motoring journalist' Darryl Sleath. Don't mistake it for a mere coffee-table book: Although its lavish photographs invite armchair daydreams, this tome doubles as a reference work."
--THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW

"Although the volume covers scenic, historic and cultural journeys across the world, it includes an abundance of treks here at home"
--USA TODAY

"The trusty travel guide--edited by motorsport and car blogger Darryl Sleath--is organized into three categories: Scenic, Adventure and Culture, covering mountain passes and coastal wonders alike. It also livens things up with cultural itineraries aimed to recreate your favorite literary and cinematic travels, from Jack Kerouc's journey in On the Road to Thelma and Louise's wild ride."
--Urban Daddy

." . . whatever kind of traveler or driver you are, there's a place in the world that's perfectly suited, and these guys have done all the legwork of looking."
--PETROLICIOUS.COM

"This 960-page book is a remarkable creative effort with contributions from a dozen travel writers, most of whom are car or cycle buffs, as well as hundreds of photographers from around the world. . .
If you are eager for road-tripping (especially now that the weather is pleasant) there are many roads to travel, but for the best scenery, the most interesting places to visit and some with challenges other than traffic jams, The Road Trip Book offers you 200 choices in the United States; 40 each in England, France and Italy; and 32 in Canada. Every continent is represented. Even islands and mountain tops. . .Many trips in the book fall into a 'wow class' urging you to tell others to read about them. . ."
--Vermont Country Sampler