Acadia: 50
Theodore Roosevelt: 75
Death Valley: 65
I think that Yellowstone is 45 but it could be higher.
What is the highest speed limit in the other National Parks?
50 MPH in Yosemite on the Tioga Pass Road. I believe it's 45 MPH on the Generals Highway in Sequoia/Kings Canyon. Redwood National Park has a stub of US 101 signed at 65 MPH.
75 MPH through Petrified Forest National Park along I-40
As I don't think I-64 technically enters Shenandoah, I believe US-33's speed limit of (theoretically) 55 through the park is the highest. Good luck going 55 though, as most of the stretch is advisory curves of 20-35 mph.
70 on Ohio Turnpike, Cuyahoga Valley NP.
A thread (https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=26901.0) has already been started on this topic.
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I remembered that one. That was the highest in any, this is the highest in every national park.
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I remembered that one. That was the highest in any, this is the highest in every national park.
Pfffffffffffffffffffft.
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I think that Yellowstone is 45 but it could be higher.
US 191 through the northwest corner is 55.
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By Roadgeekteen, OP of this thread, less than a year ago but still he's forgotten about the prior thread.
I remembered that one. That was the highest in any, this is the highest in every national park.
Pfffffffffffffffffffft.
What's your problem?
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Pfffffffffffffffffffft.
What's your problem?
A sticky [F] key, obviously.
Get back on topic.
Alright, we'll head here (https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=26901.0) then.
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Pfffffffffffffffffffft.
What's your problem?
A sticky [F] key, obviously.
Get back on topic.
Alright, we'll head here (https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=26901.0) then.
Different topic. That one was over as soon as someone said 75 in Teddy Roosevelt.
Colorado:
Mesa Verde - 65mph (US160)
Great Sand Dunes - 65mph (CO150)
Black Canyon of the Gunnison - 40mph (CO347)
Rocky Mountain - 45mph (US34)
Alaska:
Glacier Bay - N/A
Katmai - N/A
Kenai Fjords - N/A
Lake Clark - N/A
Wrangell-St. Elias - 35mph (McCarthy Road)
Denali - 35mph (Denali Park Road)
Kobuk Valley - N/A
Gates of the Arctic - N/A (The Dalton barely misses it)
Chris
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Pfffffffffffffffffffft.
What's your problem?
A sticky [F] key, obviously.
Get back on topic.
Alright, we'll head here (https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=26901.0) then.
Different topic. That one was over as soon as someone said 75 in Teddy Roosevelt.
Yeah, I know... it is
slightly different, but it wouldn't be unreasonable to post answers for this one in the other one. Just poking fun.
Shenandoah National Park (VA) -- Skyline Drive: 35mph
(ETA: Okay, I wasn't thinking about the US-211 and US-33 crossings)
Blue Ridge Parkway (VA and NC): 45mph
Quote from: jayhawkco on May 04, 2021, 10:55:44 AM
Colorado:
Great Sand Dunes - 65mph (CO150)
I don't believe CO-150 actually enters the park boundaries. I'm not aware of any road within park boundaries that exceeds a 35mph speed limit.
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Colorado:
Great Sand Dunes - 65mph (CO150)
I don't believe CO-150 actually enters the park boundaries. I'm not aware of any road within park boundaries that exceeds a 35mph speed limit.
Just going by the tan shaded region on Google Maps, it shows it does. I could definitely be wrong though.
Chris
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Colorado:
Great Sand Dunes - 65mph (CO150)
I don't believe CO-150 actually enters the park boundaries. I'm not aware of any road within park boundaries that exceeds a 35mph speed limit.
Just going by the tan shaded region on Google Maps, it shows it does. I could definitely be wrong though.
Ah, it apparently forms the boundary, so I guess that's a bit of an edge case. (See what I did there?) For the portion of the road
completely within the park, it drops to 30 mph before that point–which is also where CO-150 ends.
(https://www.nps.gov/grsa/planyourvisit/images/great-sand-dunes-npp-map.jpg)
Isle Royale: Ummmmm... :D
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Isle Royale: Ummmmm... :D
There is speed limits for boats.
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Bike speed limit?
I haven't been there, but I doubt it.
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Bike speed limit?
I haven't been there, but I doubt it.
No speed limits for bikes that I've ever noticed.
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Bike speed limit?
I haven't been there, but I doubt it.
No speed limits for bikes that I've ever noticed.
I was actually joking.
But it would be interesting to note that mountain bikes aren't an uncommon sight. I'm not sure how legit that is though, the NPS usually frowns on using bikes on trails. I sent most of my 4 hours on the island last time running trails to get as much in as I could in that short window.