Best twisties in so-cal IMO
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hey everybody, just wondering about something. While looking on the internet for some beautiful canyons in the so cal area, i remember coming across a ONE WAY amazing canyon. i also remember reading that it was the only one in California. however, i dont remember wut it was called.:p Perhaps someone here knows the name of this road being that it is the only one way canyon in Cali. btw i dont know where it is haha only that it is in So Cal and that it had some very complex corners
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Originally posted by SuperRex
hey everybody, just wondering about something. While looking on the internet for some beautiful canyons in the so cal area, i remember coming across a ONE WAY amazing canyon. i also remember reading that it was the only one in California. however, i dont remember wut it was called.:p Perhaps someone here knows the name of this road being that it is the only one way canyon in Cali. btw i dont know where it is haha only that it is in So Cal and that it had some very complex corners
hey everybody, just wondering about something. While looking on the internet for some beautiful canyons in the so cal area, i remember coming across a ONE WAY amazing canyon. i also remember reading that it was the only one in California. however, i dont remember wut it was called.:p Perhaps someone here knows the name of this road being that it is the only one way canyon in Cali. btw i dont know where it is haha only that it is in So Cal and that it had some very complex corners
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Originally posted by SuperRex
hey everybody, just wondering about something. While looking on the internet for some beautiful canyons in the so cal area, i remember coming across a ONE WAY amazing canyon. i also remember reading that it was the only one in California. however, i dont remember wut it was called.:p Perhaps someone here knows the name of this road being that it is the only one way canyon in Cali. btw i dont know where it is haha only that it is in So Cal and that it had some very complex corners
hey everybody, just wondering about something. While looking on the internet for some beautiful canyons in the so cal area, i remember coming across a ONE WAY amazing canyon. i also remember reading that it was the only one in California. however, i dont remember wut it was called.:p Perhaps someone here knows the name of this road being that it is the only one way canyon in Cali. btw i dont know where it is haha only that it is in So Cal and that it had some very complex corners
It would be more helpful if you told us what region of California you saw this road? I think there are roads in Sequoia(sp?) that are one way, I think it was called Kings Road...
Btw, nice drive in for me this morning on Mulholand canyon. 405 and 101 was completely choked up.:D
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Originally posted by ProjectJennifer
My favorite is Bouquet Canyon going North to South, you can take the turns in 3rd and 4th. Second favorite is Lake Hughes road starting by Castaic Lake...and of course Angeles Crest.
My favorite is Bouquet Canyon going North to South, you can take the turns in 3rd and 4th. Second favorite is Lake Hughes road starting by Castaic Lake...and of course Angeles Crest.
Also if you are in that area, take Sand Canyon road twards the valley!
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From: San Diego, CA
Originally posted by neverkevin
Hehe I grew up in that area, I remember driving thoes hill in my Escort during high school, not exactly zoom zoom, but fun none the less.
Also if you are in that area, take Sand Canyon road twards the valley!
Hehe I grew up in that area, I remember driving thoes hill in my Escort during high school, not exactly zoom zoom, but fun none the less.
Also if you are in that area, take Sand Canyon road twards the valley!
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Originally posted by Jsuzuki
Probably not what you are looking for this is one way, in a canyon, and in California.:D (don't go there, it's pretty boring with some open lots for sale..)
It would be more helpful if you told us what region of California you saw this road? I think there are roads in Sequoia(sp?) that are one way, I think it was called Kings Road...
Btw, nice drive in for me this morning on Mulholand canyon. 405 and 101 was completely choked up.:D
Probably not what you are looking for this is one way, in a canyon, and in California.:D (don't go there, it's pretty boring with some open lots for sale..)
It would be more helpful if you told us what region of California you saw this road? I think there are roads in Sequoia(sp?) that are one way, I think it was called Kings Road...
Btw, nice drive in for me this morning on Mulholand canyon. 405 and 101 was completely choked up.:D
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From: Valencia to Calabasas, CA, USA
Originally posted by AutoStrada
I think the best so-cal road has to be Tuna canyon in Malibu. Its a one way road downhill. I broke a half shaft in my then one year old MR2 Spyder. Never again. But fun nonetheless.
I think the best so-cal road has to be Tuna canyon in Malibu. Its a one way road downhill. I broke a half shaft in my then one year old MR2 Spyder. Never again. But fun nonetheless.
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Originally posted by Jsuzuki
Cool! I'd like to test my Drive-Fu against this road. Where in relation to Pepperdine University is this?
Cool! I'd like to test my Drive-Fu against this road. Where in relation to Pepperdine University is this?
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