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Point To Point Search
Point to Point Search allows you to search the entire area between two points by choosing the starting and ending locations, then combining this with category, theme, keyword and event searches. (This search should only be used when selecting a non-interstate route. Routes along an interstate should use the “Interstate Search”.)
Example: You are driving between Columbia, Missouri and St. Paul, Minnesota. You are driving on rural highways and not along an interstate. You want to stop at all antique shops that sell "depression glass" and your spouse wants to visit some wineries along the way.
Keyword: depression glass
Categories: Shopping-Antiques and Attractions-Wineries
Between Two Points: Columbia, MO to St. Paul, MN
The results would show all antiques shops with depression glass in their description and all wineries between Columbia, Missouri and St. Paul, Minnesota.
To use Point to Point Search, select a beginning and ending point. You can use a city, zip code, or latitude/longitude. Also select a width distance. The search results show places between the two points and within an area as wide as you selected.
For long trips or roads that make major turns, it is best to break your search into pieces of not more than 200 miles.
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