The journey from Duluth to Seattle is a massive 4,300-kilometer trek across the country. Flying from Atlanta (ATL) to Seattle-Tacoma (SEA) is the only practical option for most, taking about 5.5 hours. Driving is a multi-day expedition via I-24 and I-90, taking over 40 hours of driving time. You will cross the Midwest and the Rocky Mountains before reaching the Pacific Northwest. This route offers a dramatic change in scenery from the humid South to the lush, mountainous Northwest.
Total Distance: 4,300 km driving, 3,500 km air distance.
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| Duration | 5 hours 30 mins | 42 hours |
| Avg Price | $250-$500 | $600-$900 in fuel |
| Operator | Alaska Airlines | Personal Vehicle |
| Route | ATL to SEA | I-24 W to I-90 W |
| Tip | Book early to avoid high prices on this popular transcontinental route. | Be prepared for mountain passes in the Rockies and Cascades. |
July to September for the best chance of clear, sunny weather.