Need help finding curvy roads near you?

[MPLFoster]

Bumping this thread because i just found one of the best roads in Germany...

The L109 (Triberger Strasse) from Elzach to Schonach has just about the most perfect road surface I’ve ever come across. Its been re-paved so nicely. ZERO imperfections. Super smooth and banked in all the right places. It may not look like much on the map but in reality its pretty much driving bliss in a well handling car. Curve after curve and seldom a blind corner. Fuck man it was really fucking good. Took my E36 up and back on the way to the Triberg waterfalls and fell in love with the journey rather than the destination. If you get a chance, don't pass up the opportunity to drive this road.

[MPLFoster]

I was pinging my 'car guy' friend at work less than an hour ago to discuss good roads near us. Spent time on google maps trying to find them...this thread is exactly what I needed.

Thank you to whoever dug this sucker up!

You’re welcome!

I bump this every now and then so people have a chance to see it. I like to download the c_1000 file for areas I’ll be driving thru on road trips. I’ll be driving from Freiburg to Sicily in August and I’ve already planned a couple drives through what looks like some fantastic driving roads/countryside.

Hope you and your buddy find some good ones too! ;)

[Joe G]

I was pinging my 'car guy' friend at work less than an hour ago to discuss good roads near us. Spent time on google maps trying to find them...this thread is exactly what I needed.

Thank you to whoever dug this sucker up!

[MPLFoster]

This is pretty cool!

:up:

[Rob]

This is pretty cool!

[Herr Faust Schinken]

I wonder what the algorithms is. How twisty? And how remote?

I use to spend hour on google earth planing trips - and yet the best one I found when I was 18 at random. Some road going to Santa Cruz, Ca. Can't find it now! URRRRRRRRRRR!

Probably the 17

[MPLFoster]

These are awesome! beats my KMZ where i've been logging my local colorado favorites. damn.

Thank you for sharing these

No problemo :up:

I wonder what the algorithms is. How twisty? And how remote?

I use to spend hour on google earth planing trips - and yet the best one I found when I was 18 at random. Some road going to Santa Cruz, Ca. Can't find it now! URRRRRRRRRRR!

I think it’s explained on the site how they determine the curvature of a road. From my understanding it’s basically just using google maps data as plot points.

Good luck finding that nostalgic road! ;D

[george graves]

I wonder what the algorithms is. How twisty? And how remote?

I use to spend hour on google earth planing trips - and yet the best one I found when I was 18 at random. Some road going to Santa Cruz, Ca. Can't find it now! URRRRRRRRRRR!

[LEANE30]

These are awesome! beats my KMZ where i've been logging my local colorado favorites. damn.

Thank you for sharing these

[bankrupt]

Utah: Wasatch mountains: road: 92 in Sundance,190 in cottonwood canyon, 224 in park city to Heber city. However these are closed for the winter.

[ColdAccord]

I just opened this up to see if I was missing anything. All the curvy roads in my area are planned developments. FML.

When I was a teenager riding sportbikes we'd suit up in our track gear and go to a development where the road and curbs were built but the actual homes never were. It was like a private track!

[MPLFoster]

Bump for twisty road finders. I’ve updated some of the roads around me...but that’s probably not very useful for most of you.

[HerbE30]

I have used this one as well.

https://www.twistyroadfinder.com/

Some are plotted by other users. Also, be weary. Some of the local roads to me have turned out to be gravel.

[MPLFoster]

Cool little find. Although unfortunately it looks like I already know all of the decent curvy roads in my area.

Time to search for a new one and plan a sort road trip, eh? Let us know what you find!

very killer site... thanks for posting the link!!

My pleasure! Im glad people are finding it useful.

Has anyone found an epic road yet?

[cheffy30]

very killer site... thanks for posting the link!!