Round America began as a trip to all 50 states on two-lane roads. Round America shows you the sights we've seen, the people we've met, and the pie we've enjoyed along the way. The site continues to provide detailed information and tens of thousands of photographs from Round America trips. But Round America has become much more.

The Round America web site has expanded to become a comprehensive source of vacation and roadtrip information. It's now a directory and a magazine.

In response to many requests over the years, Round America has also set up a web site so that "virtual travelers" may purchase prints of Round America Photos.

Round America has also launched a social networking site so friends both old and new may share vacation, travel, and trip tips -- www.TripTips.us.

We are also developing a GPS travel service that will enable folks like you to use our web sites to plan your trips and receive GPS coordinates for everything you'd like to see on your vacations.

Special Note: In January, we are converting to a new web site design and functionality. Tens of thousands of photos, photo slideshows, and reports on thousands of points-of-interest are still to be added.

How to find the Cities, States, and Sights that Interest you

The Round America web site offers extensive information on places to go and things to do in all 50 states! To find the information that is of the most interest to you, there are several ways to look.

On the right side of the home page and on the toolbar at the top of each page, the "States" are displayed. We have categorized each state and city/town to make it easy for you to find exactly what is of interest to you. So, for example, if you know you want to visit Georgia, by clicking on "Georgia" under the States, you will then see a list of every city/town with sightseeing in Georgia. Click on the cities/towns of interest, and then click on the summaries that sound interesting, and you can read the full description for specific sites to see in each city/town.

By clicking on the "Sights to See" link underneath our logo at the top of each page, you can review a complete list of every sight/attraction we have seen as well as tours and activities that are available. You may then scan the summaries of each and click on those of interest to read the full description.

By clicking on the "Points-of-Interest Types" list, it is easy to review just the types of sights that appeal to you.

On the left side of every page, our "Our Favorite Sightseeing" list is displayed. These are the the places that Round America has enjoyed most.

If your interest is pie, click on "Pie" underneath our logo at the top of each page, and you can review details on Round America's search for the Best Pie in America.

Many enjoy reading about the Round America trips.

William M. Windsor is currently trying to obtain the contract to provide the Niagara Falls sightseeing boat service.