With only a handful of nice driving days left before Winter sets in for some of us, lets revive this thread and share some more scenic routes!

One of my favorites in Connecticut is Valley Forge Rd North to Route 53 (Newtown Turnpike) around Saugatuck Reservoir, lots of nice sweepers, elevation change, and scenic view points along the water.

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Highway 154 from Santa Barbara to Los Olivos by Lake Cachuma. Twisties, an arch bridge, and lake views. Little traffic if you time it right.

East- Corridor H through WV, fall of course

West- Wolf Creek Pass, CO- Late summer, early "fall"

HWY 25 to Panoche Rd, HWY 33 to 5, no speed limit, 20 years never seen a cop, seen the redline in a bunch of gears.

Yes, Dave remembers that too!!! I use to commute on that with my old Speedster
when I worked in Hollywood .

I do like my end of Mulholland now.

Wine country, Santa Barbara!!

Highway 3 from Weaverville to Yreka is a beautiful drive with straights and very curvy roads to the summit. Also 36 but it is closed while they are still fighting fires.

Yes,yes. Years ago I was in Cambria for a RGruppe ride...I got up at sunrise on Sunday and drove north to breakfast in Big Sur. Passed 1 car...a Jeep on the way up.....he actually pulled over....driving my 1973 RS clone.....memorable to say the least .

Jeep driver was at Big Sur , Young guy...."looked like fun"he said.

Not particularly challenging, but I always enjoy U.S. Hwy 60 between Springerville, AZ and Socorro, NM. Make sure you stop at the Nat'l. Radio Astronomy Observatory along the way. Also, in Colorado, try U.S. Hwy 160 and CO. Hwy 149 (S to N) from Pagosa Springs to Gunnison.

Hurricane Ridge Road, Olympic Nat. Park.
17 mile climb from Port Angeles to Visiter Center up top at 5200'
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Depends on the time of year but around now, with folks typically back in the city, the run from Sechelt, BC to Egmont, BC is hard to beat. Its a second gear run most of the way and winds through some amazing views.

The run from Whistler north across the Duffy Lake road is stunning in late summer and Fall too.

The Natchez Trace Parkway, much like the Blue Ridge, is patrolled and tickets are similarly hefty. But not far from Nashville TN there are quite a few surrounding roads (Hwy 46, the Old Trace, McCrory Road, River Road, Hwy 49) that are pretty spectacular.

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Best place ever!!

For you south east guys.
My favorite has become " the Devils Whip". NC 80 about 30 miles east of Asheville.
Less well known and less traffic than the "Tail of The Dragon".
The altitude change adds an element of fun to the curves. Nothing like an exhilarating run UP the hill to the Blue Ridge Parkway for me then a nice relaxing cruise on the Parkway for the wife.

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The 14fwy at sunrise on my way to a track day at Willow springs.

Through the Mojave on US 95
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Into any sunrise
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HWY1 north of Cambria
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It's gone now, but Skagway to Beaver Creek used to be dirt and gravel, for ~350 miles. Now it's paved and just not the same.

Highway 14, the backway from Albuquerque to Santa Fe.

As others have mentioned, big fan of SW Colorado.

And... First time I drove from Mt Robson just north of Jasper down to Banff, is a day I hope to never forget.

25 is a great road. I haven’t driven it im my old car but I have in my Cayman. I allegedly have driven it at the limit (and still could not keep up with GT whatevers) This is an annual GGR PCA fun run that ends at Harris Ranch for steak and eggs. It is my second favorite.

I love hill climb. I love to either start at Pescadero or at San Gregorio and bomb up the hill to Alice’s. There often tourists in the way that ruin the drive so I try to start at O dark. Only problem are deer. A fawn leaped across in front of me last Sunday.

Speaking of wildlife, I have seen turkeys, tule elk, deer, coyotes, and a couple of weeks ago a bobcat! I took out a few squirrels who were being squirrelly. I’m thinking of adding squirrel decals on the front fender to indicate how many I have struck.

CA Hwy 25 at 198

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In CT, Rt.7 up past Lime Rock into the Berkshires, looping back down old Route 8 to Norfolk, down 272. Nice 100 mile loop from my house with killer roads that can usually be tackled at a grueling pace during an "off" time of day

NOt yet had the pleasure to check the box on favorite of all time