Roads I love

Ken, that looks a lot like the tunnel at Zion?

If you've been here, you'll know it immediately!

Thom02099 wrote:

Busskipper wrote:

Heisenberg wrote:
My first guess would be Owl Creek Pass. I just cannot remember the peak being that distinct. Wetterhorn I think.

Often discussed - but not in Colorado. Actually the Road runs through two states, and the RV community will usually advise you to drive in the Toad or TV not in the RV.

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Gotta be US 212...Montana/Wyoming...Beartooth Pass. Never been there, but that was the first thing that came to mind. Ya gave some good clues, Bill!

We have a Winner - Ding -- Ding --Ding!!!

Maybe I should have asked what Road I took the Picture from - ????

But I Think as usual Thom Knows his ROADS!

Now you need to throw a picture out on a Favorite drive of Yours.

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I did Beartooth in a car in 1979. I need to go back. I was probably white knuckling. I have reservations for June in Fishing Bridge.

Beautiful Road Rick. Is that the Wind River Range? Or maybe the Bighorns? Wyoming 26 or 14?

Busskipper wrote:
This is the Iconic Symbol or a Famous Mountain Road;


Take a guess then Post yours,

Beartooth Highway - Pilot Peak.

This one is near there:

Nothing like an empty road to make me interested.

Never done Beartooth pass either but I'll throw in Going to the Sun. Done that a few times but can't recall a peak like that.

Busskipper wrote:

Heisenberg wrote:
My first guess would be Owl Creek Pass. I just cannot remember the peak being that distinct. Wetterhorn I think.

Often discussed - but not in Colorado. Actually the Road runs through two states, and the RV community will usually advise you to drive in the Toad or TV not in the RV.

:h ..... :h

Gotta be US 212...Montana/Wyoming...Beartooth Pass. Never been there, but that was the first thing that came to mind. Ya gave some good clues, Bill!

Heisenberg wrote:
My first guess would be Owl Creek Pass. I just cannot remember the peak being that distinct. Wetterhorn I think.

Often discussed - but not in Colorado. Actually the Road runs through two states, and the RV community will usually advise you to drive in the Toad or TV not in the RV.

:h ..... :h

My first guess would be Owl Creek Pass. I just cannot remember the peak being that distinct. Wetterhorn I think.

This is the Iconic Symbol or a Famous Mountain Road;



Take a guess then Post yours,