The UK offers some of the most spectacular road trip routes. From stunning coastal scenery in Scotland to incredible mountainous itineraries, touring is a hassle-way to explore untouched corners of the country.

"With so many incredible routes in the UK, it's no wonder the popularity of road trips and touring holidays is on the up. We are thrilled to reveal the most popular road trip destinations for 2023," Martin Smith, founder of Campsites.co.uk, says.

Searching for some inspiration? Take a look at the most beautiful road trips in the UK for 2023...

Bringing together 516 miles of stunning coastal scenery in the far north of Scotland, we're not surprised the NC500 route made the list. From the magnificent Dunrobin Castle and Scotland's largest cave, Smoo Cave, there is plenty to see and enjoy on your road trip.

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Running from the outskirts of Newquay, Cornwall to Barnstaple in North Devon, the Atlantic Way is perfect for adventure seekers who want to surf frothy waves, hike along cliffs and explore iconic landmarks.

This incredible Wales road trip itinerary starts with the mountains in Snowdonia, journeying on to the Anglesey coast. Stop off at castles, nature reserves and picnic spots on your ride.

This drive around the Lake District allows people to get up close to Cumbria's spectacular landscapes.

Martin says: "Kayak along Lake Windermere before seeing the Rydal Caves in Grasmere and venturing to the more remote western lakes."

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Rated the best road trip in the North of England, this pretty route encompasses the North York Moors, Yorkshire Dales and the Yorkshire Coast. Add this one to your bucket list.

Over in Norfolk, this road trip route spans almost 100 miles of scenic coastal views. From the beaches at Hunstanton through the Broads, to seal spotting in Great Yarmouth, it has something for every passenger to enjoy.

Meander through the glorious Cotswolds villages on this countryside road trip (and check into one of these best Cotswolds hotels). You'll drive through the idyllic Bourton-on-the-water, Broadway and Castle Combe. Stop off on your way to stroll along the cobbled streets and canals.

"Travel along the Snake Pass with stunning views stretching into the Pennines," says Martin. "Finish the route by exploring more of the Peaks."

Taking the final spot is The Cambrian Way — a scenic road trip which journeys through the Brecon Beacons up to Snowdonia and ends on the North Wales Coast. Taking you up the mountainous spine of Wales, it's also a pretty hiking route to explore by foot.