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Atlantic Route (Norway)
Spanning 8.3 km, this road connects the island and town of Averoy with Eide, located on the west coast of Norway, and was inaugurated in 1989. The road consists of eight small bridges spanning eight islands, each uniquely designed with a curved shape to withstand storms. It's considered one of the most beautiful places for long-distance drivers and an ideal location for filming car commercials worldwide. The scenery on either side of the bridges is particularly captivating, with the vast ocean and its rich marine life.
Hana Highway (Maui)
The Hana Highway is a scenic route with lush tropical rainforests. Although only 84 km long, the Hana Highway is also the most dangerous road in the United States because it is narrow, winding, has 600 hairpin bends and 59 bridges. It takes up to four hours to drive the entire route.
Rohtang Pass (India)
In the Indian language, Rohtang means "pile of corpses." Any driver familiar with this route will find it terrifying to have to traverse it. The name "pile of corpses" comes from the deadly landslides that frequently occur along this 4,000-meter-high road in the eastern Himalayas. With its unpredictable weather, navigating this route is a challenge. However, if your vehicle is slowed down, the time spent admiring some of the world's most unusual scenery here is well worth it.
Col de l'Iseran (France)
This is the highest paved road in the majestic Alps. Located near the border between France and Italy, the Col de l'Iseran connects two valleys. To the north of the road lies a famous ski resort. In the summer, this road is a familiar stage for the Tour de France.
US Highway 1 (Florida)
US Highway 1 crosses numerous islands and 42 bridges in the Florida Keys region from Key Largo to Key West. Built in 1938, the road is almost entirely overwater. From the bridges, visitors can enjoy stunning sunrise and sunset views.
Trollstigen mountain pass (Norway)
Trollstigen is one of the most impressive mountain passes in Norway, characterized by its winding shape and dangerous curves. It's an ideal spot for sightseeing, especially for its breathtaking waterfalls. The road is very narrow and only wide enough for a small volume of traffic.
Cabot Trail (Canada)
The Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia, Canada, is considered an ideal hiking trail for nature lovers and adventure seekers, boasting some of the world's most spectacular natural beauty. The northern part of this highway passes through Cape Breton National Park, and it features 26 long hiking trails and 24 stunning viewpoints along the Cabot Trail.
Milford (Highway 94, New Zealand)
New Zealand is famous for its majestic mountain and river landscapes and stunning roads for drivers, including Milford. This is one of the highest highways above sea level, and also one of the most dangerous in New Zealand. It crosses the Southern Alps and passes through the Homer Tunnel. Milford is also a filming location for the famous "Lord of the Rings" movie.
Blue Ridge Parkway (Appalachia)
This is a famous scenic route, considered one of the most beautiful in the United States. This picturesque route stretches 755 kilometers from Virginia down to a national park in North Carolina. Although not officially a national park, the spectacular scenery of high mountains, rivers, lakes, and limestone caves makes the Blue Ridge Parkway one of the most attractive destinations in the U.S. national park system.
Ruta Highway (Argentina)
The Ruta 40 highway stretches 4,800 km (3,000 miles) along the border from the north to the southernmost tip of Argentina, running parallel to the majestic Andes Mountains. Ruta is one of the world's largest highways, crossing 18 rivers and 20 national parks, offering travelers a breathtaking array of scenic landscapes.
