So many roads, so little time...(!)

 

I scrolled down to WV there are quite a few missing!

 

How can you leave off the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina?
Or Us 421 " The Snake" in Tennessee?

 

Let's make sure we add the "Notches of New Hampshire" Rt 3 Franconia Notch to Rt 302 Crawford Notch to Rt 16 Pinkham Notch (and Mt Washington) and up to Rt 27 Dixville Notch and back to Rt 3. About a 200 mile loop if starting from Woodstock.

Let's give VT some -- how about Rt. 9 from Brattleboro to Rt 100 N with a hop over Smugglers Notch and 15 back to 100C to 100 until it ends. About 250 miles of a mix of everything.

 

I can see the first ridge of Skyline Drive from my front porch. But everybody knows that one. Here is one of the best kept secrets in NE Tennessee.


Rt. 63


Running along the south side of Cumberland Gap. This is a 200 year old farm road with open vistas so beautiful it will make your eyes hurt. And considering some of the roads in east TN. that's going some. Try it, you can thank me later. Oh, lot's of twisties too.

 

Don't forget the Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia

 

New York - Route 20 From PA to MA.

PA - Rt. 30, The Lincoln Highway

Vermont - VT100 from South to North and VT108 (No Center Stripe) between Smuggler's Notch and Stowe Ski Resorts.

Thorey

 

A few that I'd throw into the mix:

New Mexico: NM152
Arizona: Mt. Lemmon Highway (just outside Tucson), US60, US191, AZ89
Indiana: SR 46, SR 135, SR 45, US150, SR 43, SR450, SR62
Texas: The "3s", 335, 336 & 337
Michigan: M22, M26 (UP), M28 (UP)
Nevada: Red Rock Canyon Road, Mt Charleston Rd
Kentucky: Beaver rd (leading into Rabbit Hash from I75), US127 (north of Frankfort) KY227, US421, US68
Ohio: SR555

Sorry if I double dipped any of them...going from memory of previous posts.

 

The "Enchanted Circle" in New Mexico is a nice ride. Taos-Eagles Nest-Red River-Questa-Taos. Lots of nice rides in northern New Mexico. I did ride the Apache Trail in September a couple of years ago. I wouldn't recommend that anyone take a bagger on that road. I did and the road is wash boarded, dusty and hot. We did eat in Tortilla Flats which was interesting, but the 22 miles of dirt road is a challenge.

 

In for info and grateful people don't know about all the thousands of other great Tenn roads in every part of the state