Following the A591 and stretching for 30 miles, Kendal to Keswick takes in some exceptional scenery, including views of Lakeland fells and the banks of Windermere, while the scenic route from Loch Lomond to Glencoe takes in the stunning Argyll Forest Park, Loch Tulla, and Loch Ba.
The historic Coastal Way in Wales came in third place (23 percent), followed by the winding road through Cheddar Gorge (21 percent), the journey around the New Forest (20 percent) - which known for its peaceful scenery and the quieter Western Loop in the Lake District (18 percent) through Eskdale, Wast Water, and Buttermere, featuring serene lakes and stunning fell views.
Almost two-thirds (60 percent) believe that a road trip within the UK can be just as enjoyable, or more enjoyable, as one abroad.
On average, Brits take seven road trips a year covering 93 miles per trip, with other halves (63 percent), children (34 percent) and best friends (20 percent) the perfect driving partners.
Interestingly, 88 percent consider car journeys as part of the holiday, with nine in ten (88 percent) wanting to go on MORE.
George Wallis, Head of Marketing at Isuzu UK, said: “It’s fantastic to see just how much Brits appreciate the incredible scenery that we have in the UK, with routes like Kendal to Keswick and Loch Lomond to Glencoe topping the list. With 92% saying the UK has some of the world’s best road trips, and two-thirds believing they can be just as enjoyable as going abroad. Of course, having the right vehicle makes all the difference, and the dependable 4x4 Isuzu D-Max, with its go-anywhere capability, is built to help drivers tackle these stunning routes with ease. Whether it’s winding through Cheddar Gorge or climbing Llanberis Pass, the Isuzu D-Max ensures you pick-up amazing memories, one scenic stop at a time.”
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