I'm sure there's a lot more beautiful drives in the US out there, but here are their top ten...http://adventure.howstuffworks.com/10-beautiful-drives.htm/printable
Top Ten Most Beautiful Drives in the United States
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Denise1952
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Wow, those are lovely SB, I've been on a couple like Going to the Sun in MT. Thanks for sharing this, Denise
PS I'd love to do that Florida Keys hwy, but I'll bet being surrounded by ocean would make my butt cringe, LOL!!
PS I'd love to do that Florida Keys hwy, but I'll bet being surrounded by ocean would make my butt cringe, LOL!!
rkunsaw
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I've never been on any of those drives but I have some I like that I've actually been on.
Highway 23 ( the Pigtrail) in Arkansas
Highway 89 between Prescott and Congress in Arizona
Don't remember the road but driving among the Giant Sequoia trees in California.
Driving along the coast around Saint Augustine, Florida
Highway 7 From Harrison to Hot Springs in Arkansas.
What are some of your favorite drives? Anyone?
Highway 23 ( the Pigtrail) in Arkansas
Highway 89 between Prescott and Congress in Arizona
Don't remember the road but driving among the Giant Sequoia trees in California.
Driving along the coast around Saint Augustine, Florida
Highway 7 From Harrison to Hot Springs in Arkansas.
What are some of your favorite drives? Anyone?
I can remember being on 4 of those 10 listed. .. Skyline Drive thru the Smokey Mountain chain, Highway 1 in California, the Hawaii Belt around the big island, and the water highway to Key West.
What I remember most about driving to Key West, was the many islands you would see below the roadway along the route. People lived down there, and I was deep in thought ... 'how could they live like that'?
Was on some high, seemingly dangerous, altitudes in the Rockies but don't recall names of the roads we traveled there.
What I remember most about driving to Key West, was the many islands you would see below the roadway along the route. People lived down there, and I was deep in thought ... 'how could they live like that'?
Was on some high, seemingly dangerous, altitudes in the Rockies but don't recall names of the roads we traveled there.
Been across the 7-mile bridge going to Key West many times, Skyline Drive many times, Big Sur on the PCH, including Hearst Castle and of course Brandywine because I go through there when we go to Longwood Gardens and also I did attend the Valley Forge Military Academy, which is not far from Brandywine Valley, in my Sophomore and Junior High School years. I should have stayed on for my senior year and then attended college there as well. Talk about learning discipline and regimentation, WOW!
BTW, if you ever visit this beautiful Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, please be sure to visit Longwood Gardens, if you like walking through a botanical masterpiece.
BTW, if you ever visit this beautiful Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, please be sure to visit Longwood Gardens, if you like walking through a botanical masterpiece.
SifuPhil
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Wow, those are lovely SB, I've been on a couple like Going to the Sun in MT. Thanks for sharing this, Denise
No, it's beautiful, especially when you're in a convertible and you have lots of time to stop off at all the odd little places along the way. I've done it seven times and would like to do it again some time - just need to get another driver's license and a vehicle first ...
We've really enjoyed the beautiful scenery along the Oregon coast on Hwy.101. We spent time in the Newport area camping, fishing, hanging out on the beach, watching the sea lions and riding the sand dunes on ATVs. Excellent drive, will be doing it again sometime in the future. We've seen a lot of places that they show on this video.