Short antiquing road trips across America. Every trail links up to ten real antique shops on a route of 20 miles or less — an easy morning or afternoon.
Seven antique malls and markets in and around Adamstown, the self-styled Antiques Capital USA, including Renninger's Antique Market and the Adamstown Antique Mall, with stops in Ephrata, Stevens, and Denver.
Eight antique dealers in Charleston: King Street and the historic peninsula's fine antiques, period lighting, and antique maps and prints, plus the antique malls and architectural antiques of West Ashley and James Island.
Nine antique shops across Chicago — Ukrainian Village, Roscoe Village, Irving Park, Andersonville, Edgewater (home of the Broadway Antique Market), Rogers Park, and West Ridge — finishing just over the line in Evanston.
Ten antique dealers from Brooklyn through the Lower East Side, Greenwich Village, and NoMad — French antique furniture, Japanese antiques, antique rugs, and a general antiques shop on Court Street — finishing across the Hudson in Hoboken and Union City.
Ten antique dealers from Queens to Midtown Manhattan: Jackson Heights and Long Island City, then the dealers of the East 50s and 60s, 57th Street, the Diamond District, and the antique rug galleries of NoMad.
Ten of New Orleans' antique dealers, from the French Quarter galleries to Magazine Street's antique mall and Bank Architectural Antiques, with an extra stop for art, oddities, and antiques just downriver in Arabi.
Seven stops in the San Gabriel Valley, from Monrovia through Pasadena's cluster of antique malls and centers to South Pasadena, plus specialists in Japanese antiques and textiles.
One of the densest concentrations of antique dealers in the East. Start at Antiques at Stone House in Doylestown, head to New Hope, and cross the river to Lambertville, finishing at the sprawling Golden Nugget Antique Flea Market.
Seven stops in the San Gabriel Valley, from Monrovia through Pasadena's cluster of antique malls and centers to South Pasadena, plus specialists in Japanese antiques and textiles.
Six antique malls and specialist dealers within a short drive of each other in Long Beach, including the Antique Clock Gallery, SHIBUI Japanese Antiques, and Giltcomplex Antiques.
San Diego's antique malls and dealers, from the Kurtz Street mall in the Midway District and India Street Antiques to the Ocean Beach Antique Mall.
Start at Lang Antique & Estate Jewelry in San Francisco, then cross the Bay to the antique shops of Oakland and Alameda, including The Antique Center, Talisman Antiques, and Mixed Pickles.
Where the Connecticut River meets Long Island Sound: start in the river town of Essex, stop in Old Saybrook, and finish in Clinton at two multi-dealer antique centers.
Four antique shops in the seaport towns of southeastern Connecticut and across the line in Rhode Island — Old Mystic, Stonington, Pawcatuck, and Westerly.
Jacksonville's antique dealers and malls, including Avonlea Antiques & Interiors, Sugar Bear Antiques, Great American Antique Mall, and Bayard Antique Village.
Four antique malls within a few miles of each other in Melbourne on Florida's Space Coast — an easy morning of browsing.
Six antique shops and malls in Pensacola, from the Blue Moon Antique Mall to Franklin Antiques and Rosie's Antique Emporium.
Ten of New Orleans' antique dealers, from the French Quarter galleries to Magazine Street's antique mall and Bank Architectural Antiques, with an extra stop for art, oddities, and antiques just downriver in Arabi.
Five antique shops in and around Baton Rouge, finishing south of the city at Daigle Hill Antiques in Prairieville.
Five antique shops in the heart of Cajun Country, from Duson and Scott into Lafayette — look for French and Acadian furniture, rustic Louisiana pieces, and home decor.
Five antique shops on both sides of the Charles River: Beacon Hill's Charles Street, Newbury Street, and Cambridge, including the Cambridge Antique Market.
Five antique shops along the Lower and Mid Cape, from Chatham through the Harwiches and Dennis to the Antiques Center of Yarmouth, with stops for antique maps and nautical collectibles.
Four antique shops in western Massachusetts' Pioneer Valley, from the village of Shelburne Falls through Greenfield to Deerfield.
Five antique and vintage shops straddling the New Jersey–New York line, from Ridgewood and Westwood in Bergen County to Pearl River and Spring Valley in Rockland County.
Seven antique shops along the Delaware River. Start at the Grist Mill Antiques Center in Pemberton, continue through Mount Holly to Burlington's two multi-dealer emporiums, and cross the river to finish in Bristol, Pennsylvania.
Four antique shops within a few miles in the Victorian seaside town of Cape May and neighboring West Cape May — easy to combine with a day at the shore.
Five antique shops in South Jersey's Gloucester County, from Mullica Hill through Mantua Township to Woodbury.
Four antique shops in the small Mercer County towns of Pennington and Hopewell, including the multi-dealer Tomato Factory Antiques.
Ten antique dealers from Brooklyn through the Lower East Side, Greenwich Village, and NoMad — French antique furniture, Japanese antiques, antique rugs, and a general antiques shop on Court Street — finishing across the Hudson in Hoboken and Union City.
Ten antique dealers from Queens to Midtown Manhattan: Jackson Heights and Long Island City, then the dealers of the East 50s and 60s, 57th Street, the Diamond District, and the antique rug galleries of NoMad.
Five antique shops on both banks of the Hudson River: the Coxsackie Antique Center, Hudson's antique warehouse and jewelry dealers, and two stops in Catskill across the Rip Van Winkle Bridge.
Five antique shops in the farm country between Rochester and Buffalo, from East Bethany through Le Roy to Caledonia.
Five antique shops on Long Island's North Shore, from Floral Park through Great Neck and Port Washington to Roslyn and Sea Cliff.
Four antique shops from Garden City down to the South Shore towns of Baldwin, Merrick, and Seaford, including the Long Island Antiques Center.
Four antique shops in the horse country of central Dutchess County: Millbrook's two antique centers, Bowen Barn Antiques in Stanfordville, and Bottle Shops Antiques in Salt Point.
Five antique shops: Upper East and Upper West Side dealers in Manhattan, Ridgewood Antiques in Queens, and Geographicus, a rare antique map dealer in Brooklyn.
Five antique malls and shops on both sides of the Ohio River — Cincinnati's Flamingo Haven and Riverside Centre antique malls, plus shops in Newport and Fort Thomas, Kentucky.
Four big antique malls north of Cincinnati, from Every Now & Then Antique Furniture Mall through Springdale and the huge Ohio Valley Antique Mall in Fairfield to West Chester.
Four antique shops in Toledo and the historic river town of Maumee, including the Maumee Antique Mall.
Five antique malls and shops from Bethany into Oklahoma City, including the 23rd Street Antique Mall and the Antique Co-Op.
Four antique shops from Jenks into Tulsa, finishing at Generations Antique Mall.
Seven antique malls and markets in and around Adamstown, the self-styled Antiques Capital USA, including Renninger's Antique Market and the Adamstown Antique Mall, with stops in Ephrata, Stevens, and Denver.
One of the densest concentrations of antique dealers in the East. Start at Antiques at Stone House in Doylestown, head to New Hope, and cross the river to Lambertville, finishing at the sprawling Golden Nugget Antique Flea Market.
Six antique shops in the northern Poconos, from Honesdale to the town of Hawley near Lake Wallenpaupack.
Four antique malls and markets in the heart of Lancaster County's Amish country, around Paradise and Strasburg.
Five antique shops and malls on either side of the Mason–Dixon line, from Waynesboro, Pennsylvania to Hagerstown, Maryland.
Four antique malls and shops in Knoxville, including Bargain Hunters Antique & Flea Market Mall and West End Antique Mall.
Six antique dealers and malls across Memphis, from South Front Antiques downtown to the Antique Warehouse Mall and La Maison Antiques.
Four antique malls and shops south of Fort Worth in Johnson County — Joshua, Keene, and Cleburne.
Five antique shops in Houston, including Heights Antiques on Yale and August Antiques.
Seven antique shops across San Antonio, from general antiques and oddities to antiques and estate jewelry.
Five antique malls and shops packed within a few miles of downtown Tyler in East Texas — an easy afternoon.