"The World's Greatest Driving Road"
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"The World's Greatest Driving Road"
Not my words, but that is the title of the article on edmunds anyway. It's not as twisty as, say, the Dragon and might not be as much fun, but the view, smooth road and night lighting are amazing.
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Originally Posted by PsychoBen,Mar 23 2006, 09:11 AM
Not my words, but that is the title of the article on edmunds anyway. It's not as twisty as, say, the Dragon and might not be as much fun, but the view, smooth road and night lighting are amazing.
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My palms get sweaty just looking at it! Wow, that's a nice drive. I wish all the roads here in America could look like that. Over here, the nicest road is whichever one you DON'T bend a wheel on... 
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That's cool and all, but I don't know about the greatest road... Mt. Lemmon here in Tucson may not have lighting, but it does have 28 miles of nothing but twisties, and it's all perfectly smooth.
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Originally Posted by ILL roller,Mar 23 2006, 12:09 PM
That's cool and all, but I don't know about the greatest road... Mt. Lemmon here in Tucson may not have lighting, but it does have 28 miles of nothing but twisties, and it's all perfectly smooth.
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Originally Posted by CypherAZ,Mar 23 2006, 12:45 PM
Yeah all you have to worry about is 28 miles of on coming traffic. You are correct the road itself is very nice, but the traffic conditions are just dangerous.