Show Us The Best Driving Road You've Ever Found

"Tim (Fractal Footwork)" (fractalfootwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:00 • Filed to: Show Us, OppositeLock

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There you were, driving somewhere as usual, when suddenly the road starts to turn. Left, Right, crest, dip, turn and twist. Blood pressure rises, and your right foot gets a bit heavier, one second to the next. The trees clear and you find yourself driving into some manner of godliness encased into a stretch of asphalt.

And for a split second, that road was yours...

Nibby > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/03/2014 at 00:22

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Desu-San-Desu > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/03/2014 at 00:27

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My friends and I like to call it the Nurburgring of the Deep South .

Dsscats > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/03/2014 at 00:35

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Mulholland Dr. Less than 5 minutes from my house.

Desu-San-Desu > Dsscats 02/03/2014 at 00:38

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Yes. Quite.

Milky > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/03/2014 at 00:38

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Yea Detroit might be known for being mostly abandoned, but that also means an abandoned race track.

I went snow drifting out there twice this week.

POD > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/03/2014 at 00:39

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Driving through Jasper. Nice and twisty in placing and just stunning.

I hear the highway between Jasper and Banff (Highway 93 I believe) is supposed to be one of the best drive in the world. I'm hoping to drive it this summer and see for myself.

puddler > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/03/2014 at 00:41

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i really need to find some around here. any oppo's from NW san antonio area?

Dsscats > Desu-San-Desu 02/03/2014 at 00:45

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Seriously, I can't wait to take the ZX out on it. So far its only been a Chevy Malibu, Subaru Forester and 1998 Camry V6. It was still amazing.

Simplify, then add beer > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/03/2014 at 01:01

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The Alpine Way in The Snowy Mountains, Australia.

It is a well maintained 128km road that winds around the ski fields. During the off season it is nearly empty, and absolutely amazing. In that 78 mile stretch I saw a total of 2 vehicles.

I've driven some pretty nice roads in 3 continents, but this is right up there.

duurtlang > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/03/2014 at 03:06

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This road, the San Bernardino pass in Switzerland, is the best I've ever ridden. I was there last summer. I don't know if it's the best driving road, but it was a very impressive one that I'd advise everyone who's in the area to try. Added bonus is that there were very few tourists compared to the many other passes I drove in the Alps.

My car is the dark one on the left.

Jayhawk Jake > Nibby 02/03/2014 at 08:28

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Anthony McClinton > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:21

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Evo TV found this one and they quite liked it.

Bunty Brown > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:23

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This describes my morning commute over the Lincoln tunnel onto 95 North at 6am every day. More or less.

webmonkees > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:24

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My scheme is to start out in the upper corner test driving a car, 105 mile loop. Hmm.. have you got another color?

OtizzyStarBai > Desu-San-Desu 02/04/2014 at 10:24

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where is this

nitsuah88 > POD 02/04/2014 at 10:25

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I too will be making that drive in June. Driving up from DFW, should be an epic time.

satalac > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:26

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I would, but why would I want traffic.....

Flavien Vidal > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:26

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https://www.google.ca/maps/preview/d…

In France.... The whole western part of the trip is boring through cities and so on, but it's just added to do a full circle.

cjstangman > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:26

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If anyone has any in West MI, let me know!

bimmerismyname > Desu-San-Desu 02/04/2014 at 10:27

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Hmmmm. I'm going to be in that area on a road trip in March. I might have to try and find that. How're the police on it?

Freakusaurus-Rex > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:29

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Everytime I find a good road, the cops seem to beat me to it.

treadingmud > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:29

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This little diddy up in NW Georgia, in the Subie

Lumpy44, Proprietor Of Fine Gif > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:29

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Cameron Lake road in Waterton, Alberta Canada. 15.6km of windy rock cut mountains that ends at the beautiful Cameron Lake.

Cameron Lake

excalibur35 > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:30

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US 129 aka Tail of the Dragon. Best driving road ever. Not only is it absolutely beautiful, but the switchback curves for 12 miles on the side of a mountain just give it that extra adrenaline rush. And if passengers get sick, there's a ton of other awesome roads in the Smokies.

ArlingtonMazda > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:30

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If you live in Northern Va this back road through McLean is full of twists and turns ups and downs on a narrow road. Its definitely exciting! - Bellview Rd

bpromersberger > webmonkees 02/04/2014 at 10:31

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I camped in Pisgah for a few days, driving from Cleveland to Outer Banks, to Ashville to Fontana, and back through Johnson City to Cleveland. all the mountain roads around there are stellar. The Dragon was my least favorite due to traffic and police, but some of the gravel/asphalt routes are brilliant.

Incognigro > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:31

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this one of course.

Ratchet when he's all hopped up on synthetic energon > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:31

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Highway 32 between Chico and Chester. There's about 20 miles of it closer to the highway 36 side that just has amazing flow that works really well at 60-65mph You have enough passing lanes to get around the slowpokes, and it's very lightly patrolled. Just keep your eyes open for deer (and black ice in the shady bits if you drive it closer to winter).

2 Wheels awesome! > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:31

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1: Highway 33 through Los Padres National Forest in California.
2: The road leading up Mt. Evens in Colorado
3: 550 North from Durango in Colorado during the summer also has some amazing parts if you are and experienced motorcycle rider (read as not afraid to drag pegs on every turn)...a portion of it is also known as " the Million Dollar Highway ".

Farz > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:32

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Route Napoléon

Col de Turini Rallystage

anti-everything > Milky 02/04/2014 at 10:33

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Where?

dwaynemcgintyahigherlove > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:34

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Hwy 71 north of Austin used to be fun until they destroyed it with construction and assigned 5,000 state troopers to the area.

NYHoustonman > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:35

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This post gave me an idea. Does anybody print poster-sized portraits of driving roads?

Mark Stevenson > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:35

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Cabot Trail between Cheticamp and Ingonish Beach in Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Canada. Easily one of the best roads in the world. Also, trucks don't frequent this stretch, making for some pristine pavement.

You had fordboy357 at "meat tornado" > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:36

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Tail of the Dragon on a weekday.

thedimwit > puddler 02/04/2014 at 10:36

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I am...

Check out the Three Sisters in the Hill Country. It's a beautiful ride (whether on two wheels or four) and takes around 2.5-3 hours to complete.

Closer to "home", you could take Bandera Road from 1604 out to Bandera, turn right at the stop light just inside the town, and continue on past the apple orchards. Eventually you'll end up in some seriously twisty road that will lead you back to IH-10 and it's a quick ride back home.

RS Hole, I forgot my password for 8 months > Milky 02/04/2014 at 10:38

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Frequent the zoo on Belle?

NOLAguy > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:38

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RiverRoad, Westbank side, behind the industrial area and than through waggaman. About is good as it gets in New Orleans because of how flat we are, crest, left, right, zig, zag, under piping, 2 foot drop the ditches off the side.

west-coaster > Dsscats 02/04/2014 at 10:38

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There was a time when this was true. But in recent years the proliferation of those open-top tour buses means you often can't go more than three or four turns without coming upon one of those going 20 mph while a bunch of tourists try to take pictures of some celebrity's driveway gates.

Fezzasus > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:39

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The road to Nordkapp, Norway

Endless sweeping turns with a beautiful backdrop (and plenty of run off!) One of the most enjoyable memories of the trip was driving out of Nordkapp trying to beat the snow, foot to the floor.

Tombay > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:40

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Great Ocean Road - Australia. The PCH with far lass traffic.

noise > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:40

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Cooleyville road off the Daniel Shays just west of the Quabbin. cause rally rally rally rally rally

Gravel? yes
Single lane wood bridge? yes
No traffic? yes
yes yes yes yes

jcguy3 > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:41

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It's gotta be highway 1, LA to SFO, thru Big Sur. Speed limit sucks, but you know...

Fred (FreddsterExprs) > Milky 02/04/2014 at 10:41

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Is it openly accessible? If yes, that's awesome.

jgard18 > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:42

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Route 84 from Rt 1 south of Half Moon Bay all the way over to 290 in Redwood City in northern California. That also happens to pass the famous Alice's restaurant on Skyline Boulevard. I only lived in that area for a short two years, but I drove that road a bunch of times both on my motorcycle and in my WRX. Best road I've found where you can do the speed limit and still scare yourself. Go early to avoid all the annoying bicyclists.

chucchinchilla > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:43

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Trinity Road from Sonoma to Napa. Tight, twisty, technical, ends with a glass of wine.

427SOHC > jcguy3 02/04/2014 at 10:44

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Whats a speed limit?

SaiDas > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:45

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I can only dream. This is my reality living in LA.

IsaacMTSU > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:46

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AZ-89A from Jerome to Prescott, AZ. It is mountainous, twisty, perfectly paved, wide road, like a hill climb course and super scenic and secluded. We took the Honda CR-Z on a road trip from TN and accidentally found this road. Google Map of the road.

SaiDas > Mark Stevenson 02/04/2014 at 10:46

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This looks great...as long as your heading downhill!

drdude > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:46

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Little Switzerland, off the Blue Ridge Parkway.

427SOHC > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:48

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Hwy 33 going North from Ventura, CA. It will take at least an hour to Hwy 66 and if done on a weekday you probably wont see anyone else.

shieldsdb > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:48

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There is a little stretch of RT 36 from Woodland, GA to Thomaston, GA. Nice sweeping corners with fantastic banking, great elevation changes and newly paved in the last couple of years.

I get to drive it a couple times a year going from Columbus to North Carolina.

Hit it in the morning on a workday and you'll be lucky to see another vehicle.

Crown680 > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:48

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Veterans/Farmdale Rd between East Peoria and Morton, Illinois. 5 miles of mostly empty blacktop with high speed curves, decreasing radius corners, and elevation changes, including a spot where you can easily get 6 feet of air over train tracks if you're not careful. It's this one here, coming from the opposite direction.

It's pretty dangerous and reckless to make runs during the spring and summer because foliage and corn block the views of the corner exits, and doing it in winter on anything less than a snowmobile is suicide, but mid- to late fall is awesome.

magman007 > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:49

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All of rural eastern PA.

shootemupy2k > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:50

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Before I moved from WV to TX, this was always my "go to" road. It's a short drive, but it's very lightly patrolled once you're outside of Gauley Bridge and Anstead, has several scenic overlooks along the way and even has a country store and restaurant smack dab in the middle. To top things off, it has a 55 MPH speed limit throughout. Most of the corners are tight enough that, as a motorcycle rider, I could keep my knee welded to the pavement and never exceed the speed limit. I remember getting many dirty looks from the occasional state trooper going the other way around a corner with me scraping my knee slider the whole way.

1squirly1 > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:50

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Cottonwood Pass Colorado. Open only in the summer months, due to heavy snow fall, this pass crosses the continental divide at 12,126 ft. What makes this pass unique is that the east side is paved, and well banked I may add.

(16 mi, 4100 ft elevation gain, max grade 10%, avg. grade 4.1%)

while the west is still dirt, and with tighter switchbacks.

(13.5 mi, 2700 ft elevation gain, max grade 8%, avg. grade 3.8%)

Since the first time I drove it, I have dreamed of hosting a two stage hill climb there. One stage on dirt, one on tarmac.... Takers?

427SOHC > jcguy3 02/04/2014 at 10:51

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And BTW the section between Cambria and Monterey SUCKS. Having lived there my whole life I can say this. Tourists, Hippies, Cyclists (Worst part) and Old People abound. If you can do it really early on a winter morning you may have some fun. But if you try it in the summer, forget about it.

mikefentondrums > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:51

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I just got back from snowboarding in Alpe d'Huez in France, and the road up the mountain to this place was phenomenal. It's used as a stage for the Tour De France every year, and the road itself looks like the Nurburgring as it's covered in graffiti all the way up.

Hands down the best thing about this road was that about a half hour before we arrived there I had stuck Fleetwood Mac's seminal "Rumours" album on. As I got to the bottom of this road "The Chain" started playing, and as anyone who loves the Mac should know, this was the Formula 1 theme song for years! Firing up this road in a rental car with the Formula 1 theme song blasting? Yes please!

quietfox > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:52

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If you're around the South East Wisconsin region, the Holy Hill/Kettle Moraine area is prime driving. Motorcyclists have known this forever, but we've driven it for a few years with friends. Hills, curves, narrow two lane (and sometimes barely that), blind turns, and some great little taverns and resteraunts around the way. We stop at the Basilica about mid point for a stop, check, chat, and view atop the hill.

rustyscoob > noise 02/04/2014 at 10:53

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YES. I live near this road. Add 10 points when it's snowing.

KillerBee > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:54

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Ohio 555... the Triple Nickel

Ricepuddin a shitty superhero > thedimwit 02/04/2014 at 10:54

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I was about to post about the Twisted (three) Sisters. http://www.sundaymorningrides.com/road/5909981/ for some interactive viewing

fauxrarri > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:55

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HWY 33 North of Ojai, CA. Plenty of corners, tunnels and incredible views. Plus no cops. Really the ideal combination.

npc58501 > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:55

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M-22 in Michigan during the summer. 2 1/2 hours from my house and I love to drive it every time. Twisty roads with beaches, large hills, wineries, golf and 10 degrees cooler than downstate.

Ratchet when he's all hopped up on synthetic energon > Dsscats 02/04/2014 at 10:55

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No first hand experience, but I've heard that Mulholland Drive isn't fun anymore due to traffic and idiots. Basically like how Highway 1 is now.

andrewhelmus > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:55

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Angeles Crest Highway . Enough said.

Quinten McKracken > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:56

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I recently discovered this path, unfortunately google doesn't recognize one of the roads as being a road so it wouldn't let me connect the circuit. It takes about 2 hours to drive it non stop but its awesome. Change in elevation from 2k to about 8k feet, lots of turns and mountain side driving, and forest fire burn area. It has hardly any traffic so its good for having some fun. The only problem I ran in to is there is no cell phone reception so if you blow a tire like I did the other night, you're kind of screwed unless you have a full kit.

Ricepuddin a shitty superhero > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:58

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The Twisted (three) Sisters Outside of San Antonio Tx. It's acury canyon run that offers a beautiful view of the Texas Hill country. It's a very technical rive that favors skill over power (for example my friend in his 2.0T Track Pack Gen Coupe could not keep up with my FR-S (at the time the only mod was wider sticker tires).

Here is an interactive view of the course http://www.sundaymorningrides.com/road/5909981/

KillerBee > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:59

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Ohio 536... called the Devil's Driveway by some...

macanamera > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 10:59

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Its not one road but...

1. Come on down to Poolesville.

2. Wait for snowstorm.

3. Pick any back road.

4. Rally.

Mark Stevenson > SaiDas 02/04/2014 at 11:00

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It's actually way more fun going up than down on a motorcycle.

chrisbattle > thedimwit 02/04/2014 at 11:00

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Bandera is fantastic. Here are a few suggested routes in multiple areas:

http://www.hilliard.ws/texas.htm#A5.1

I hear Ranch Road 337 is fantastic but never had the time.

Andrew > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 11:00

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The road to the top of Mt. Lemon in Tucson, AZ . I loved flying up this in my FD.

El Rocko > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 11:01

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Highway 89 from Wickenburg to Prescott in Arizona. It takes you from the desert floor to the forest in a windy, fast, often split lane freedom romp of joy.

Ovlz > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 11:03

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http://goo.gl/maps/WeGNZ

Going to Spain in September. I've been spending a lot of free time looking at winding/snaking mountain roads. This one is on one of the Balearic Islands. Much more on that island plus the mainland. I. Can't. Wait.

SaiDas > Mark Stevenson 02/04/2014 at 11:04

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You've ridden this road? Awesomeness! As long as it isn't raining that is.

Dolby109 > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 11:04

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I haven't done too much mountain traveling but I did go visit my friend in NC last year, and decided to drag the route off the highway on what looked like some curvy roads, and did I ever pick right.

I ended up on WV-10 for quite a long time, and besides the occasional town you have to pass through its 148 miles of twisty mountainous bends with a 55mph speed limit.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Virg…

Thunder > Desu-San-Desu 02/04/2014 at 11:05

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Nice, and not TOO far away.

Bookmarked.

mtdrift > POD 02/04/2014 at 11:06

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The Jasper/Banff run on 93 is amazing, especially in the fall when most of the tourists and their lumbering RVs have cleared off. Hit it early in the morning driving toward Jasper.

nermal > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 11:08

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WV 250 thru the Monongahela National Forest. No traffic, great pavement, and breathtaking views. I got re-routed by nav to take that route on a trip to VIR 2 yrs ago.

There's a section in it that's a few miles of steep, uphill hairpins as you climb the mountain. It was kinda rough in a Jeep pulling a trailer, would be awesome in a GTI / Mini / Etc though.

mike78033 > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 11:09

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Route 74 coming out of Anza, CA to Palm Desert.. beautiful curvy road!

IsaacMTSU > excalibur35 02/04/2014 at 11:09

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People are going to hate on the Dragon. So, I'll be the first to back you up. It is an awesome road! Not because it's fast (it's not), not because it's safe (it's not), but because it can test the absolute limit of your car while going 50 or less. It's almost like an AutoX road course. Forget about going there on a pretty day in the warmth of the summer. Go at sunrise on a weekday before the Harley riders are out of the bed and you'll be one of few real drivers out there having fun. The police have a reputation for busting tons of people, but the truth is that you can drive up to 55mph without a ticket (most places on the road you cant even handle it that fast) and they will not write a ticket unless you are across the yellow line, drifting, or super loud/obnoxious. It's a great road!

will_kern > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 11:14

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mtdrift > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 11:16

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In Western Montana, when I have an early morning drive on the mind I really enjoy this little loop, well maintained rural highways, classic Montana scenery, a couple of fun mountain passes, and very little in the way of the 5-Oh. Sometimes I bring my fly rod when the inspiration strikes. Route 271 between Helmsville and Drummond in the same vicinity is also a great variation. There are generally a lot of good driving roads in this part of the state.

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case-sensitive > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 11:18

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Route 10 from Piseco, NY to Johnstown, NY is just about the best road I've ever driven on. Twisty, slightly banked corners + almost 0 population = driving heaven.

Map: Route 10, NY

Jimbobway > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 11:19

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M119 near the Mackinac Bridge in Michigan. It's called "the tunnel of trees" and is super fun! It overlooks Lake Michigan and there is great food at the end.

bobrayner > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 11:19

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Dades gorge, Morocco.

It's easy to build into a bigger journey, since it runs along the axis of the Atlas mountains; you have bigger cities like Marrakech to the north and west, and interesting desert routes are to the south and east.

Ted Ladue > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 11:20

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All these roads around Cheaha State Park in Alabama. Twisty, bendy and bouncy with no cars, bikes or cops on them. A great alternative to the Dragons Tail for Atlantans.

nermal > nermal 02/04/2014 at 11:21

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Found video on a bike. Crappy quality, and the camera in no way does the steepness justice, but gives you a good idea.

Jays81DMC > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 11:21

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The closest thing we have to a fun road in the 5 boroughs would be (in my opinion) Manor Rd in Staten Island. Begin by climbing up Lighthouse Hill, admire the 10 million dollar houses you're surrounded by, shoot down the hill and enjoy the short burst of twists and turns through the forest.

RelentlessSlacker > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 11:21

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Soo many choices from California. Mount Hamilton Road and down the backside on San Antonio Valley Road, east of San Jose, is an epic drive. Minarets Road out of North Fork, CA into the Sierras is gorgeous and a ton of fun to drive. Highway 96 from I-5 near the Oregon border to Highway 299...just did that about 6 weeks ago and oh, my, god. It was transcendental! Nacimiento-Ferguson Road connecting Highway 1 to Highway 101 on the Central Coast, absolutely nobody on it and wow, just a romp up and over the rugged coast ranges. And there are so, so many more. There's something about the terrain in California that just makes people build wonderful roads, and they're all over the place. Now that I live in Washington state, friends tell me they have a "great road" and it's a joke, really. A great road in WA is about as good as the road you take TO the great road in CA.

Echo-niner > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 11:22

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Absaroka Beartooth Highway between Yellowstone and Red Lodge, MT.

Charles Kuralt claimed it the most beautiful piece of road in North America. I'm inclined to believe him.

Jstuttgart > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 11:23

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From Taos to Eagles Nest. not too much traffic, still amazing.

iNvDrZiM > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 11:24

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Since I am almost always with my kids in tow I don't spend much time attacking twisty roads.

That said, I do remember that time when the CHP officer was very crossed about my "spirited driving" through this particular route one late afternoon (this was pre-fatherhood).

I also fondly remember the drive up to Big Bear, loved those roads!

TrailWerker > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 11:25

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Rte 33 from Rt 29 out to Elkins, WV. The section east of Skyline Drive is amazing as is the section on either side of the WV border. I've seen quite a few lines of Ferarris, Lambos, motos, Vipers, etc cruising the area. Amazing country, twisty as all hell, banjo-playing and remote. Great mountain biking down there too...

AdmiralAkbar > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 11:27

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For anyone who lives in or near Ontario: print out this map and put it on your wall:

http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/ontario_bikero… (you'll have to change the DOT to link to the full size map - couldn't figure out how to get Kinja to just display the link)

Xblade > Tim (Fractal Footwork) 02/04/2014 at 11:28

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This, according to EVO.

Milky > anti-everything 02/04/2014 at 11:31

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Belle Isle

RelentlessSlacker > jgard18 02/04/2014 at 11:31

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84's a start, but there are at least a half a dozen other roads that are better right next to it. Alpine Road coming down from 35 is amazing, Pescadero Creek Road is great, Stage Road is great (albeit bumpy). You can easily add Page Mill from 35 to 280 to that stretch. I used to love coming up 9 to 35, down Alpine, then to Pescadero Creek, up Stage, and back across to 280 via Page Mill as a really fun loop.