With long gentle winding curves, this Ozark road provides a more leisurely ride when compared to the more aggressive and maddening roads found in the Ozarks.

Located just outside a popular New Mexico tourist town and ski resort, this road has little traffic since it is used primarily by locals since it really doesn't go anywhere.  But this is a fun road with lots of twisties and fantastic views.

This wildly popular Colorado mountain road is probably known and recognized by most people.  Just don't try and race to the summit for the fantastic views, that is only allowed on certain days.

Located just outside a major Texas Hill Country metroplex, this road will soon lose its appeal as urban growth continues to move outward.  Experience this great road while it is still enjoyable.

This Ozark mountain road feels neglected since it is located just off of one of the most popular rides in the Ozarks.  But this little road can hold its own, with quaint brick walls and  enough curves to make this a fun leisurely drive.

Incredible rock formations, big horn sheep, and fantastic views;  what else could you want from this Colorado road.  How about a bunch of corners and twisties, mixed in with a couple of tunnels?

When Texas wildflowers are in bloom, this one lane Texas Hill Country road is a wonderful spectacle to behold.   Just remember that everyone else has the same idea, so weekends can be crowded.

Hairpin after hairpin corners along this Ozark road, makes the mad dash to the top for the scenic views an experience to remember.  Once at the top, there is only one way down, so you get to enjoy the twisties all over again.

As you begin your adventure along this New Mexico road, you realize this is not the most direct or popular route to Taos, but once in the mountains, this road does not disappoint.

This wonderful Colorado road is a wonderful way to wind your way into the mountains from the city below.  At the top, don't forget to stop by Bill's place, he seems to know where all the Buffalo are located.