Halfway point between Washington and Nags Head
On the I-95, I-64 and US-158 drive, the natural place to split the trip is Richmond, VA. It is about 111 miles from Washington, DC and 174 miles from Nags Head, NC.
- Whole drive
- About 285 miles, 5 h
- To Richmond
- About 2 h from Washington
- Highway
- I-95, I-64 and US-158
Total trip cost
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- Gas, about 285 miles
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Why Richmond
It sits right on I-95, I-64 and US-158 near the middle of the drive, so neither day is much longer than the other, and it has plenty of hotels by the exits. Meeting someone coming the other way? It also works as a fair meetup spot.
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