What is the best route to drive from Washington DC Yellowstone?

Option 1: Driving via I-80 and I-90 (approx. 25 hours, shorter) - 2,450 miles

- Take I-270 N from Washington, DC toward Frederick.

- Merge onto I-70 W toward Hancock, MD.

- Keep following I-70 W to Cumberland, MD.

- Take I-68 W to Morgantown, WV.

- Merge onto I-79 S to Weston, WV.

- Take US-33 W to Parkersburg, WV.

- Take I-77 N to Marietta, OH.

- Merge onto I-70 W and continue to Columbus, OH.

- Take I-71 N to Cleveland, OH.

- Merge onto I-90 W and follow it all the way to Sioux Falls, SD.

- Take I-29 N to Fargo, ND.

- Merge onto I-94 W and follow it all the way to Billings, MT.

- Take I-90 W to Livingston, MT.

- Take US-191 S to West Yellowstone, MT.

Option 2: Driving via I-70 and I-76 (approx. 28 hours, scenic) - 2,500 miles

- Take I-270 N from Washington, DC toward Frederick.

- Merge onto I-70 W toward Hancock, MD.

- Keep following I-70 W to Wheeling, WV.

- Take I-470 W to I-79 S toward Pittsburgh, PA.

- Merge onto I-76 W and follow it all the way to Denver, CO.

- Take I-70 W to Vail, CO.

- Merge onto US-40 W toward Steamboat Springs, CO.

- Take US-131 N toward Craig, CO.

- Take CO-13 W to Baggs, WY.

- Take US-191 N to Rock Springs, WY.

- Merge onto I-80 W and follow it to Evanston, WY.

- Take US-189 N to Jackson Hole, WY.

- Take US-191 N to West Yellowstone, MT.

Note:

- Driving times are approximate and may vary depending on weather, traffic, and road conditions.

- Please make sure to plan for sufficient rest stops and breaks throughout your journey.

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