Your favorite stretch of road?

[major error]

I can appreciate a good straight or a complex set of twisties as much as the next guy, but what really brings a smile to my face is the *long sweeper* (drive) (cool)

http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&om=1&safe=on&ll=41.408625,-81.643524&spn=0.005914,0.007854&t=k&z=17

There's nothing quite like blasting through a turn when everyone else is jumping on the brakes. (cabpatch)

 

[bbychvz]

i like this twisty rd from the beach to the valley topanga cyn. its not hard core but its fun(hump)

 

[Midnight22]

pa roads with no traffic... long and fun

 

[Abaddon]

Windsor Ontario... flat land.. straight roads.. really boring

 

[Wes]

Angeles Crest Highway (2) here in SoCal.

140 miles of canyon roads.

 

[SpcyOrngMSP]

route 18 in New Bedford, Ma. nice S-turn

 

[BSTD3]

Deals Gap in NC/TN. Best 318 turns in 11 miles road this side of the Mississippi....

 

[Rotus8]

Laguna Seca, Sears point, Thunderhill, Willow Springs...

 

[Bala]

In my sig (drive2)

 

[Knox Joe]

Deals Gap in NC/TN. Best 318 turns in 11 miles road this side of the Mississippi....

Yup, right in my backyard, and in my avatar.

East Tn has some of the best roads in the country, period.

Curves everywhere. Slow, fast, postive camber, negative camber, increasing and decreasing radius turns, sweepers, up hills, and everything in between.

It's like the road designer knew what we were gonna do on em. Every turn seems to work with you.
There is usually little traffic, and little law enforcement, and most of he time you've got a nice two lane (sometime less) mountain back-road all to yourself.

 

[Rotus8]

Yup, right in my backyard, and in my avatar.

East Tn has some of the best roads in the country, period.

Curves everywhere. Slow, fast, postive camber, negative camber, increasing and decreasing radius turns, sweepers, up hills, and everything in between.

It's like the road designer knew what we were gonna do on em. Every turn seems to work with you.
There is usually little traffic, and little law enforcement, and most of he time you've got a nice two lane (sometime less) mountain back-road all to yourself.

Unless you meet that wayward semi coming the other way...

 

[clos561]

I-95 has some fun high speed turns but its very dangerous..i usually go for royal palm beach blvd and crestwood blvd when my radar isnt going nuts (alot of cops sometimes)

 

[Sublime1996]

a backroad between apple valley and yucca valley in Ca. long straightaways and hardly anyone out there

 

[jeg0024]

The road to Hana on Maui, HI.

"Hana rests at the end of the 50-mile Hana Highway (360) that features 600 hairpin turns and 54 one-lane bridges" More...

Not to mention your on the side of a volcanoe... Durring the right time of the day and week theres no traffic to worry about. I would soo love to take my Pro down that road instead of the heavy as hell Pontiac G6 that I had as a rental.

 

[SwampAss]

211 through thorton gap in Va. Almost died there. For real.

 

[MX6toMS3]

This is my favorite!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yungas_Road

 

[Bala]

Ha! The "Death Road" - I saw a TV special on that ...

 

[jeg0024]

Ha! The "Death Road" - I saw a TV special on that ...

Looks like dirt/gravel tho

 

[jeg0024]

This is my favorite!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yungas_Road

Have you driven it? lol

 

[SwampAss]

Looks like dirt/gravel tho

technicality. We're just an MS6 away from the answer.