Adventure buffs keen on a road trip around America may find this app to be quite fascinating as well as exceedingly useful. RoadsideAmerica.com uncapped its new Roadside America mobile software app designed for iPhone.
This app is said to display thousands of unconventional, enjoyable, and unique roadside tourist locations around the country. With the app, users can view attraction stories, sightseer guidelines, maps, driving instructions, hours, phone numbers, and images. The app can recover real-time updates and attraction rank news from RoadsideAmerica.com.
Doug Kirby, publisher of RoadsideAmerica.com, commented, “The app makes it easy for travelers to instantly see what’s nearby. It’s up to them whether to veer off to see a mustard museum or a colossal hot dog.”
The app is available with road trip favorites like huge twine balls, small churches, unusual statues, peculiar museums, implausible architecture, archetypal Rte. 66-type attractions, folk art settings, anonymous spots, gravity hills, caves, and much more.
Kirby added, “It’s the trip tool we’ve always wanted for our own use. After years of navigating with map in lap, this finally connects our collection of places in a practical way, using the latest mobile and geo-location smarts.”
There are loads of attributes for the app’s on-the-road trip feature. The app can inform when the sunset is imminent or plan a phone alert to catch an unfocused tourist back on the road. Additionally, there may be several app-only images and promising places ‘under investigation’ which is not yet exhibited on the website.
Users can leaf through attractions as there are more than 70 Roadside-centric themes like ‘Big’, ‘Atomic’, ‘Music’, ‘Tech’, and ‘Zombie Army’. One can share their findings by means of Facebook and Twitter or click images for presenting instantly to RoadsideAmerica.com. The app’s ‘Been There’ attribute is designed for all-time road trip enthusiasts as it can maintain a trail of roadside attractions they have visited.
Roadside America app carries a price tag of $2.99 for long-lasting access to any one of the 6 U.S. areas. An extra $5.99 unravels the entire U.S. for a year.