I90 or hwy 2?

[alpinee30m50]

Drivin the e30 to spokane from seattle tomorrow and cant decide which route to take, which would be more fun to drive the hell out of my car on? Opinions are appreciated, im not worried about how long its gonna take i just wanna have some fun.

Thanks,
Jesse

[87e30]

I just looked at a map, 2 looks like it could be fun. Haven't driven it before.


Two lane roads can be a lot of fun if they aren't crowded, just for the scenery and lack of traffic as well as a corner or two maybe. i90 isn't bad though.

[alpinee30m50]

Yeah im thinkin 2, its about a half hour longer but looks like way more fun than being on a big freeway the whole time

[avery0829]

I have been on 2 in my E30 and it was blast. Do it if you have time and there are quite a bit of passing lanes and areas to pass.

[BraveUlysses]

HWY2 isn't really much fun, might as well save yourself some extra driving time and just take I90

[wannaBMthree]

I have been on 2 in my E30 and it was blast. Do it if you have time a

HWY2 isn't really much fun, might as well save yourself some extra driving time

Exactly. The Choice is Yours OP.

[rootrider]

highway 2 has some long straight sections with almost no traffic.. a good twisty section across the river from Wenatchee.. some small towns.. a speed limit of 60 - 65 most of the way.. and Stevens Pass isn't too bad. There are passing lanes almost the whole way once you cross the mountains as well. It's a good alternative if you haven't driven it before or if you haven't seen the scenery that's north of I-90 before.

On your way over on hwy 2, before you reach Coulee City, drop down on SR-17 a mile or two for the viewpoint over Dry Falls. It's worth it..


Moses Coulee isn't bad either..

[alpinee30m50]

Damn now i wish i had taken 2. All well managed to average 100 on i90 without a cop in sight so i still had fun :D

[I got it, yes!!]

highway 2 has some long straight sections with almost no traffic.. a good twisty section across the river from Wenatchee.. some small towns.. a speed limit of 60 - 65 most of the way.. and Stevens Pass isn't too bad. There are passing lanes almost the whole way once you cross the mountains as well. It's a good alternative if you haven't driven it before or if you haven't seen the scenery that's north of I-90 before.

On your way over on hwy 2, before you reach Coulee City, drop down on SR-17 a mile or two for the viewpoint over Dry Falls. It's worth it..


Moses Coulee isn't bad either..

Exactly, I was just here two weeks ago and it was beautiful!!!