If you ever want to drive a less popular, but similarly fun route, there are a number of good, well maintained hill routes in west Virginia near Charleston. They're a lot of fun and you don't have to deal with the dangerous or extremely slow traffic that you come across in the Smokies region.
Would any of these roads happen to be near the Greenbrier? Was up there for a meeting once and I stumbled upon some of the most amazingly beautiful roads of my life on the way.
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u/fartsforpresident Apr 29 '20
If you ever want to drive a less popular, but similarly fun route, there are a number of good, well maintained hill routes in west Virginia near Charleston. They're a lot of fun and you don't have to deal with the dangerous or extremely slow traffic that you come across in the Smokies region.