Best Route to North Myrtle Beach? (Charlotte, Lumberton: live, area, distance)
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1. Highway 74 from the 485 through the Lumberton area, then crossing over into South Carolina.
2. South Carolina route through Lancaster/521 down to Florence, heading east just before Conway on Highway 22.
3. South Carolina route on 77 South toward Columbia, taking I-20 East across SC, then onto Highway 22.
Which one will be best for a Friday afternoon with the least amount of traffic? The Lancaster/521 route is the shortest distance, but that won't help me if I'm on backwood two-lane road. 74 seems risky, I remember A LOT of lights and slow speed limits through that area.
Any feedback?
Last edited by kelle; 03-02-2017 at 03:02 PM..
Reason: grammar
Wolf, how would you go from the Big Mo? (Mooresville)
From here we'd go 485/74/52/9/38/501 and then 22 depending where in the Myrtle/North Myrtle area we were staying. Pretty much it seems like all the routes take pretty close to the same amount of time depending on who you get behind on those 2 lane roads! haha
We've been going to Ocean Isle the last couple of years pretty exclusively though and it's 485/74/130 as a pretty straight/easy drive.
From here we'd go 485/74/52/9/38/501 and then 22 depending where in the Myrtle/North Myrtle area we were staying. Pretty much it seems like all the routes take pretty close to the same amount of time depending on who you get behind on those 2 lane roads! haha
We've been going to Ocean Isle the last couple of years pretty exclusively though and it's 485/74/130 as a pretty straight/easy drive.
Can't rep again. Thanks for the info!
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