Central, North Central, and Northeastern PA are full of treasures. Rt. 45 between Lewisburg (a picturesque town in and of itself, home of Bucknell) and State College (home of Penn State) is about 50 miles of rolling, two-lane highway that passes through two state parks and multiple Amish farms. I've been driving that road for over 50 years. Eager to make my next trip as soon as . . . well, you know. Avoid I-80 that runs more or less parallel to 45 (though it is not visible from 45). Small towns such as Aaronsburg, Mifflinburg, and others have some charming restaurants and old buildings. And farms.

I currently use a Nikon D500 and shoot mainly wildlife. While the camera is very good for other uses, I have always wanted a Full Frame camera and am planning to get a Nikon D850. I will keep the D500 for Wildlife and will look to use the D850 for Landscape and Wildlife. My question is what is the best lens for Landscape. I currently have a range of Zoom and Prime lenses(200-500, 80-400, 500 and 300)and a few other lenses(16-85 DX, 35, and a 18-300). I have looked at the 24-70 f2.8E, which seems to get mixed reviews for the money and the size of the lens seems to mean that expensive filters(Lee system) are the main option to maintain quality. The 24-120 has a greater range, but I am worried that the quality may not be as good as the 24-70. Any advice would be appreciated.