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wonkey85 16-02-2012 11:26 AM

Best driving road.
 
Sat here in the lorry with a very long journey ahead of me I have some time to think.
So thought I'd start a thread to source the best road.

And I was wondering what you think is the best road for a drive? What's your personal fav when your out?

worzel 16-02-2012 12:10 PM

My 2 favourite roads are:

1: The road from Jackies Hotel to the Ring or Adenaur. Great Great Memories :mrgreen:
This one - <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/tNbgD8rlm7M" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

2: In this country, the road from Fort Augustus to The Isle of Sky is simply stunning :drive:

wonkey85 16-02-2012 12:25 PM

So far mine is the a22 if you get a clear run :) nice few twist and turns and just enough overtaking spots :)

wonkey85 16-02-2012 12:29 PM

Want to point out I haven't been far afield in the scoob yet :)

Steve_PPP 16-02-2012 12:33 PM

A4059 from Penderyn north, joining the A470 up to Brecon.

Not a complex twisty road - its fast, smooth and has good visibility ahead as you go through the mountains and past lakes. On a quiet day, the whole A4059 can be done on the wrong side of the speed limit ;) Really great road as theres some cracking cambered corners that you can really plant the car into.

Just watch out for sheep :lol:

rossmarts 16-02-2012 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Steve_PPP (Post 122440)
A4059 from Penderyn north, joining the A470 up to Brecon.

Not a complex twisty road - its fast, smooth and has good visibility ahead as you go through the mountains and past lakes. On a quiet day, the whole A4059 can be done on the wrong side of the speed limit ;) Really great road as theres some cracking cambered corners that you can really plant the car into.

Just watch out for sheep :lol:

Yup, great area round there. Not sure of the road name/number but the run from Brecon over to Merthyr is awesome as well.

Steve_PPP 16-02-2012 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by rossmarts (Post 122454)
Yup, great area round there. Not sure of the road name/number but the run from Brecon over to Merthyr is awesome as well.

Brecon to Merthyr is the A470 (the A4059 i mentioned turns off halfway down and heads over the mountains).

A4067 heading south from Sennybridge is another good fast road, and the B4520 from Brecon up to Builth is a cracker too, although a bit narrower and more twisty.

Granby 16-02-2012 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by worzel (Post 122436)
My 2 favourite roads are:

1: The road from Jackies Hotel to the Ring or Adenaur. Great Great Memories :mrgreen:

There is something about that journey, you don't have to race along but can have a good turn of speed and its very enjoyable :ok:

andy-m 16-02-2012 01:14 PM

i havent found the best driving road yet, but when I do, the fact that it runs past a lesbian nudist beach just as all four of my tyres blow out will be a dead giveaway....

Hongkongfooi 16-02-2012 01:39 PM

the nurburgring



and any road in that area:tissue:

Lucky 17-02-2012 11:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve_PPP (Post 122440)
A4059 from Penderyn north, joining the A470 up to Brecon.

Not a complex twisty road - its fast, smooth and has good visibility ahead as you go through the mountains and past lakes. On a quiet day, the whole A4059 can be done on the wrong side of the speed limit ;) Really great road as theres some cracking cambered corners that you can really plant the car into.

Just watch out for sheep :lol:


Agreed. I think Wales has more than its fair share of good driving roads, particularly around Brecon. The other enjojable bit is where the barrier rises on the severn Bridge and you can launch it into about 8 lanes!! I always look left and right hoping that a lambo or something has left the barrier at the same time :lol::lol:

thepieman 17-02-2012 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Steve_PPP (Post 122460)
Brecon to Merthyr is the A470 (the A4059 i mentioned turns off halfway down and heads over the mountains).

A4067 heading south from Sennybridge is another good fast road, and the B4520 from Brecon up to Builth is a cracker too, although a bit narrower and more twisty.

Add the A4069 to that......we holiday around that area lots and although only a 'shortish' stretch! what a combination of corners in one area:ok:


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