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depends what you're drivin'

M134, because it ends on Drummond Island.

Really? While I've no use for Indy or Fort Wayne, I found the Columbus area to be not all that bad. Politics that horrible in IN ?

As for drives, there are some I won't mention on the interweb. Too much fun as they are, no need for more traffic.

Some that haven't been mentioned, or mentioned improperly

CA 1 from San Simeon to Carmel. AKA Big Sur
US 50 from Fallon NV to Salina UT
CA 35 from CA 92 down to CA 17


Absolute worst: US 5 through the Central Valley with holiday traffic. I'd rather be stuck in stop-n-go on 80 trying to get over the Bay Bridge...

The Beartooth. East to west. Beautiful.

I like the stretch of Hwy 11 from Nipigon down to Rossport.
Well i guess 4 of us just about covered Lac Superior

I have to agree with that one. It's like 4 distinct geographic regions. From the crimson colored hoodoos of Bryce to the pale white and pink striated canyons of Escalante to the aspen stands in Boulder to the rusty red high desert of Capitol Reef. Simply stunning.

That is being paved from what I understand.

That's pretty.

My favorites are in my home state, Oregon. The rim drive around Crater Lake is pretty spectacular. Hit a blue-sky day in late fall after the summer traffic is gone. So is Hwy 242 over McKenzie Pass in mid fall when the vine maples turn color.

Tom

Million Dollar Highway, Engineer and Imogene Pass Jeep roads in CO, Beartooth Highway, Snowy Range Scenic Byway (near home), Wind River Canyon, along the Tetons (multiple ways), Monument Valley, Spearfish Canyon, along the Sawtooths north of Sun Valley, to name a few. There are too many to name.

We liked that, too!

Anywhere I'm going with a rifle or bow to hunt.

NW North Carolina to SW Pennsylvania about the third week of October. Pretty the whole darn way.

Chief Joseph highway and the road through the Wind River canyon between Shoshoni and Thermopolis.

On a long drive, the last mile.

Headed home.

Always liked 14 heading out of Ft Collins CO. Up Poudre canyon and all the way over to Steamboat. Lots of great spots to fish and camp for a few nights.

My favorite motorcycle 'drive' when I lived in Minnesota, was the loop around Lake Superior.... from Duluth, and circle the Lake in either direction.... 1200 or so miles round trip....and especially in the fall, when the leaves change, but before the storms and winds kick up... and strip every leaf off of every tree in an overnight storm....