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5 different autumn getaways

If you’re anything like Virgin, then you were probably all bleary eyed and overcome on the train to work this morning, leafing through the paper trying to find the nearest weather forecast. Upon finding the forecast we discovered that, to our surprise, there is blazing sun, snow and blood rain (water mixed with sand from the Sahara desert, apparently) all scheduled to fall on our heads this week.

It all seems like a bit much, perhaps we need a holiday? Luckily the clever guys over at Virgin Money have teamed up with vtravelled to give us five autumnal options for a getaway with a difference.

Which takes your fancy?

1. Scotland – Glasgow to the Applecross Peninsula

A five hour journey to the Applecross Peninsula from Glasgow provides you with views of the most staggering scenery in Scotland. It looks like more than enough to take your breath away…

2. Spain – Santander to the Picos de Europa

Spain’s first national park in the northern city of Santander, arriving along the costal roads provides the driver with all sorts of visual treats…

3. The USA – Colorado’s Rocky Mountain National Park

Rocky Mountain National Park’s stunning Trail Ridge Road is the highest continuously paved highway in the United States. We’re talking high – 12,183 feet at its summit. It is without a doubt one of the best short drives in the USA…

To find the final two options and more details on those listed above, head over to My Virgin Money Magazine.

By . Content Executive. Tweets at @JackPressedOn

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