A few years ago, I wrote about a website that the federal government did right. The Federal Highway Administration’s America’s Byways website is a good place to look for roads to ride. I use this website often to find interesting roads to travel while at or on the way to or from my destination.
The website has both roads designated as American Byways and All-American Roads. The homepage describes the differences between the two types of roads.
I am revisiting this website because they have added forty new roads to the list that now totals 184 byways for us to travel. You can discover the roads by clicking on the state you want to travel and see what National Bayway or All-American roads are there for you to explore.
The following are a few examples of the new roads added to list and might make my bucket list:
Cascade Loop, Washington – 440 miles
Newfound Gap Road Byway, Tennessee – 50 miles
Door County Costal Byway, Wisconsin – 67 miles
Trail of the Ancients, Colorado, Utah, New Mexico – 480 miles
Bayou Teche Scenic Byway, Louisiana – 296 miles
Sandhills Journey Scenic Byway, Nebraska – 438 miles
If you do not have National Scenic Byways & All-American Roads website in your riding toolbox… do it now!
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