Another typical Ozark back country road as it winds its way through the hills and forests.  For what this particular road lacks in scenic views, it makes up for with fun curves and elevation changes.

Wondering around Southwest New Mexico, this rarely used road twists and turns its way through hills and unique rock.   You can use this road as an alternate route, instead of heading back down the great driving road you just drove up.

Just outside of a popular National Park, this portion of this Colorado road begins in a fantastic vacation spot before making its way though a deep river canyon with lots of curves and corners.  If you make the popular vacation town your base of operation, and stay at the infamous hotel, ask to spend the night on the fourth floor, I promise you a nice night of restless sleep.

Another casualty of urban growth.  The last surviving portion of this Texas Hill Country highway not clogged with traffic and traffic lights.  Once a great fun road with little traffic running 50 miles, has now been reduced to 10 miles of fun remaining.  Get out and enjoy the great roads will you still can.

Typical Ozark road, lots of curves, surrounded by a thick green forest, making its way along at a leisurely pace.  Don't forget to stop along this road and checkout the overlook areas with great views of the surrounding hills.

Climbing up out of the valley, along the face of the mountain, this New Mexico road takes you to the top and then winds you back down toward panoramic expanses as far as the eye can see, in the middle of nowhere.  

Passing though the Rocky Mountains, this Colorado road passes through historic mining towns that produced enough precious metal to make you think you are unsinkable.

Running parallel to the upper portion of a very popular Texas Hill Country river, this road begins in a popular tourist town, eventually sending you through some rolling hills, as it makes it way towards the heart of the best driving roads in the area.

Wondering though the Ozarks can be a casual experience, taking you along back country roads with nowhere in particular as your destination.

Riding along this New Mexico road, anticipation builds as you make your way towards ancient condominiums.  And here your real estate agent told you they only existed in Colorado.