The Ten Best Highways In The World

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Most highways are pretty boring, but these ten are not most highways.


10.) Interstate 40

Crossing America is a road trip you never forget. If you're from Jersey, it's I-80, and that's gonna suck. If you're crossing from anywhere else, good for you, and I-40.

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9.) Colorado 90/141

Yes, there are roads around here as well as a beautiful scenery, but no people. Welcome to Paradox Valley, and feel free to floor it a bit.

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8.) Interstate 70

If the Rockies welcome you with some snow, just get into the tunnels.

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Yes. Yes. Yes. I was going to post this. I 70 from Eisenhower tunnel to damn near it's terminus at I 15 in Utah is lovely. The part in Glenwood canyon is spectacular. Going through eastern through central Utah is lonely and beautiful. The goddamn Rockies. Divert off to Moab and Arches. I love this section of interstate.

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7.) Turquoise Trail

New Mexico's scenic byway has cool small towns along the way and barely any traffic. You don't need more than that.

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6.) A75 Motorway

Driving in France usually sucks thanks to their lovely police force targeting foreigners and all those automatic speed cameras, but the A75 with the Millau Viaduct is worth the risk for 200 miles.

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5.) U.S. Route 1

The East Coast coast road. Because lobster feast.

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4.) Transfagarasan Highway

Most Romanian roads would not make the cut, but this Transylvanian one is better than the Stelvio Pass could ever be.

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3.) Hawaii H3

Waterfalls, tunnels, rain on one side of the mountain, sunshine on the other. You'll stop many times just to enjoy mother nature.

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2.) Pacific Coast Highway

Just avoid the RVs. maximum_sarge:

I've driven some great cars down this road, and enjoyed it immensely, but unless you hit it right (at night, early AM off season weekdays, etc) it's just clogged. The best might have been in the worst car (of all the ones I've driven that road in), a Saab convertible, but we did it overnight with the top down and a full moon. Pretty epic, although trips in the faster cars were pretty epic too. The moonlight thing was another world though. Fog/clouds below... was like a movie.

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1.) The Autobahn

Duh!

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