Most exotic road you have been on?

[sparker]

Well, I suppose I could argue that K Street NW between 15 and 16 Streets, or M Street NW between 18 and 19, is the most "exotic" road I use regularly. They're "exotic" because of the "dancers" employed at Archibald's and Camelot. 

Well.....in that case, an "exotic" road could be taken to mean any road that's been stripped down to its ballast -- or bare earth!

[Max Rockatansky]

Blackrock Road by a mille:

https://flic.kr/s/aHskUFdcXy

Basically it has it all if you're looking for a bat shit crazy road...

"Slippery Bridge" haha I love that!

At least it was an accurate warning.    The precise directional signage is a hoot also:

4 by Max Rockatansky, on Flickr

[kphoger]

Well, I've driven roughly 6000 miles in México over the last 16 years, plus nearly 1000 by bus.
Of those, the most exotic road would probably be the 38 miles between Coah-105 and the village of La Constancia in 2016.

Three hours of this:


Some of which included driving along creek beds:


And occasional fun through high standing water:

[inkyatari]

I'm going to give two answers.  One is AZ 88, the Apache Highway.  That's a pretty creepy route.. Well, at least to my wife and daughter. I was having a blast driving what I consider the most scenic road I've ever been on.

My second answer will be what I consider the most exotic road in my state, and that is the La Rue - Pine HIlls Rd. in far southern Illinois (across the Mississippi River from Cap Girardeau, MO.)  I was once looking at my Illinois Atlas, and saw in the Shawnee Hills, a twisty, bendy route that looked like it belonged in Colorado or Montana, and I decided that I have to drive that route. I was not disappointed.  Switchbacks, hills, lush forests, and some amazing views of the Mississippi River.

Unfortunately the road is closed in the middle due to washouts from the rain last year, and the forest service hasn't gotten the money to fix it.

[kphoger]

My second answer will be what I consider the most exotic road in my state, and that is the La Rue - Pine HIlls Rd. in far southern Illinois (across the Mississippi River from Cap Girardeau, MO.)  I was once looking at my Illinois Atlas, and saw in the Shawnee Hills, a twisty, bendy route that looked like it belonged in Colorado or Montana, and I decided that I have to drive that route. I was not disappointed.  Switchbacks, hills, lush forests, and some amazing views of the Mississippi River.

That part of the state has some great scenic roads, I must say.  Lick Creek Road, Mill Creek—Dongola Road, Tick Ridge Road, Makanda Road, Old US-51...  So many great drives!