Most scenic state you have driven in ?

The Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park is nice but not as scenic as Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park imho! I have driven both but think Trail Ridge was much more scenic!

 

The most scientific state is clearly Arkansas.

 

And.......what I was about to post. This road is ridiculous.

 

Southern Utah is nice... but it's not the most scenic.
Areas of Colorado right next door are definitely better.

Washington state also has some really amazing scenic drives.

And the mountains of North Carolina area... really nice.

 

California. the coast drive from SF to LA. Just unreal.

 

Man, everything looks good when you're out of the office and free to go where you want.

 

I'd go with Kashmir.

If it's in the United States, the panhandle of Idaho. Close 2nd is Arizona. My favorite state not including roads is New Mexico. So much to see off the beaten path.

 

Channelview Texas

 

how are you going to say besides California? That state is awesome. I took the 101 from LA to SF as it nears the California coast and cuts through some mountains.

 

Utah, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming and Alaska

 

I liked rural Virginia or The area near the NC TN border

 

Bro, you'e doing it wrong. 101 is for traffic, 1 is for scenic.

 

THIS.

I've been in 45 of the 50 states. But NOTHING compares to this drive. It's a bucket list trip IMHO.

 

Chuckanut Drive in Washington state is really nice.

 

“I’m in love with Montana. For other states I have admiration, respect, recognition, even some affection. But with Montana it is love. And it’s difficult to analyze love when you’re in it.”

~John Steinbeck

 

3-way tie between Colorado, Oregon, and Washington state. Arizona was beautiful, but it wasn't awe-inspiring in the way the other states I named were.

 

Nothing to do with their basketball team.

 

Still laughing at this one.