Annapolis

Maryland

19
Destinations

Annapolis is a gateway to great road trips in 19 driving routes available. Browse 19 routes with drive times, distances, and gas costs.

Driving Times from Annapolis

19 destinations

Short Drives — 6

Atlantic City
148 miles
2h 41min
Baltimore
29 miles
31 min
Philadelphia
126 miles
2h 17min
Trenton
163 miles
2h 57min
Washington, DC
38 miles
41 min
Wilmington
95 miles
1h 43min

Medium Trips — 11

Albany
378 miles
6h 52min
Hartford
361 miles
6h 33min
Jersey City
228 miles
4h 8min
New Haven
321 miles
5h 50min
New York
231 miles
4h 12min
Newark
224 miles
4h 4min
Princeton
176 miles
3h 12min
Providence
431 miles
7h 50min
Springfield, MA
386 miles
7h 1min
Stamford
275 miles
5h
Worcester
434 miles
7h 53min

Long Distance — 2

Boston
478 miles
8h 41min
Cambridge
476 miles
8h 39min

Frequently Asked Questions

How far is Annapolis from Albany?
Annapolis is approximately 148 miles from Atlantic City, taking around 2h 41m.
What cities are within 3 hours of Annapolis?
There are 6 cities within 3 hours, including Atlantic City, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Trenton.
How many routes from Annapolis?
Annapolis has 19 routes in our database.

How Far Is Annapolis from Major Cities?

Approximate road distances and non-stop drive times from Annapolis to nearby major cities. The closest major hub is Baltimore, roughly 25 miles away by road.

Baltimore~25 mi · 30 min
Washington DC~35 mi · 30 min
Philadelphia~115 mi · 2h
Richmond~135 mi · 2h 15m
New York~215 mi · 3h 45m

Estimates assume typical highway speeds without extended stops; actual times vary with traffic and weather.

Nearest Major Airports to Annapolis

If part of the trip is by air, these are the closest major airports to Annapolis by road:

Baltimore/Washington (BWI)~20 mi · 15 min
Washington Dulles (IAD)~65 mi · 1h

Airport drive times are door-to-terminal estimates — add time for parking and security.

Driving from Annapolis: What to Know

As a Maryland starting point, Annapolis gives drivers straightforward access to the Mid-Atlantic's main corridors. Weekday mornings before 7 AM are typically the quietest time to get on the road, while Friday afternoons and holiday weekends see the heaviest traffic on routes out of town. The main corridor for trips listed on this page is I-95, so check for construction or closures on that route before setting out.

All drive times on this page assume normal conditions. Gas cost estimates use a 30 MPG vehicle at current average fuel prices — a hybrid or EV can cut that cost roughly in half, and you can compare electric options on our EV trip pages.

Driving from Annapolis

Annapolis is a popular starting point for road trips across the United States, with 21 destinations reachable by car. Whether you are planning a quick day trip to a neighboring city or an extended cross-country adventure, this page provides accurate driving times, distances, and estimated fuel costs for every route. Use the cards above to compare drive times and pick the best destination for your next trip. Each route page includes detailed information about highway options, toll costs, traffic patterns, and the best times to travel.