The 5 Best Roads

Highway 1 - Big Sur
Driving Big Sur will take you along the coast for 123 miles and will be one of the top drives of your life. The historic route starts in Monterey and winds its way along Pacific Coast cliffs, takes you past legendary sites like the Hearst Castle, and eventually makes its way to Morro Bay.

Yungas Road - Death Road
The world's most dangerous road is a title held by the Yungas Road in Bolivia. With no guard rails and cliff drops up to 1,830 feet, the 43 mile road is estimated to take the lives of 200 - 300 people each year.

Transfăgărășan Road
Connecting the historic regions of Transylvania and Wallachia, and the cities of Sibiu and Pitești, the Transfăgărășan Road is 56 miles of breathtaking twists and turns. Constructed between 1970 and 1974, it is the second highest paves road in Romania. Take the route from the North for steep hairpin turns, long s-curves, and sharp descents.

Stelvio Pass
Stelvio Pass in the Italian Alps is the highest paved mountain pass in the Eastern Alps at 9,045 ft. Well known in the cycling and motorcycling world, the Stelvio Pass in Italy is also a dream drive for auto enthusiasts with its 60 hairpin turns (48 on the Northern side), steep inclines and narrow roads.

dades-road
Known as the Road of a thousand Kasbahs, Dades Gorges runs 100 miles from Ouarzazate to Tineghir and the Todra Gorge. A sealed road runs for 39 miles through the Gorge as far as Msemrir, and from that point onwards, four-wheel-drive is a must.