20+ Amazing Bridges In The US Worth Crossing

1. Golden Gate Bridge

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There are a wide variety of bridges across the world, and there are some truly iconic bridges that should be visited at least once in your lifetime! Some of the most iconic bridges are located within the US. Perhaps one of the most recognizable, is the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. This suspension bridge spans from San Francisco Bay, to the Pacific Ocean.

2. Brooklyn Bridge

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The next list on the list, is the Brooklyn Bridge located within New York City. This bridge is actually a hybrid between cable-stayed and suspension, and spans across the East River. The Brooklyn Bridge also spans across the New York boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn. It was constructed within the 19th century, and was actually the first (fixed) method of crossing the East River!

3. Seven Mile Bridge

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We're going over to Florida for the next bridge, which is the Seven Mile Bridge. As you can guess by its name, this particular bridge spans across seven miles of ocean. This bridge begins in Knight's Key, Middle Keys, and travels across to (and connects with) Little Duck Key, Lower Keys. It takes approximately a ten minute car journey to cross this bridge, but don't feel as though you should rush, as this bridge is home to some of the most beautiful views in Florida.

4. Royal Gorge Bridge

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The Royal Gorge Bridge, located in the state of Colorado, is a popular tourist attraction. It is home to a 360-acre amusement park, which is situated at the edge of the bridge, and provides tourists with an amazing view of the bridge and actual gorge. It was initially opened on the 8th of December 1929, and has since grown in popularity, with the locals and tourists.

5. Bixby Creek Bridge

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Moving on, we come to the Bixby Creek Bridge, within the state of California. This particular bridge, is actually the most photographed piece of architecture within California, and this is due to the overall aesthetic of its design. A key aspect that sets it aside from other bridges, is its concrete open-spandrel arches, which really pulls the focus onto the setting it is situated within.

6. Mike O'Callaghan - Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge

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The next bridge on the list, is the Mike O'Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge, located within the states of Arizona and Nevada. This particular bridge is known for its iconic archway, and spans across the Colorado River. Another amazing element of this bridge, is its ability to transport you from one state, to another. The construction of this bridge started during the February of 2005, and wasn't finished until the October of 2010!

7. Roseman Covered Bridge

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The Roseman Covered Bridge, located within the state of Iowa, is one of the many historical bridges located within the US. It is well-known for its feature within the novel, 'The Bridges Of Madison County', and its subsequent movie adaptation. The bridge was constructed and (initially) opened within 1883, and was renovated during 1992. It is a popular attraction amongst history enthusiasts.

8. New River Gorge Bridge

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We're going over to Fayetteville, West Virginia for the next bridge, which is the New River Gorge Bridge. This is yet another archway bridge, and it spans across the New River Gorge, which is situated within the Appalachian Mountains of East America! Construction of this particular bridge started within the June of 1974, and wasn't completed until the October of 1977.

9. Veterans Memorial Bridge

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The Veterans Memorial Bridge, located within the state of Massachusetts, is the next bridge on this list. This particular bridge connects two areas of Massachusetts, which are: Somerset and Fall River. It is a bascule bridge, spans across the Taunton River and features the US Route 6 and Route 138. The construction of this bridge began in the May of 2007, and wasn't completed until the Fall of 2011!

10. Lake Pontchartrain Causeway Bridge

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Moving on to the state of Louisiana, we come to the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway, which is also simply referred to as: 'The Causeway'. It actually consists of two parallel bridges, which span across Lake Pontchartrain, situated within southeastern Louisiana. Construction for this bridge began in the January of 1955, and was completed in the August of the following year (1956).

11. Frankford Avenue Bridge

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Pennsylvania is the location of the next bridge, which is the Frankfort Avenue Bridge. This particular bridge is known by a range of names, and these are: Pennypack Creek Bridge, Pennypack Bridge, Holmesburg Bridge and King's Highway Bridge. This particular bridge features two stone arches, and is one of the oldest bridges within America. It was constructed during 1697.

12. Sunshine Skyway Bridge

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The Sunshine Skyway Bridge, located in the state of Florida, is actually a pair of long beam bridges, joined by a central cable-stayed bridge. This particular bridge, spans across Lower Tampa Bay, and connects St. Petersburg (Florida) to Terra Ceia. Construction for this bridge began in 1982, and was opened on the 20th of April 1987. This particular bridge is also known by the alternative name, of: The Bob Graham Sunshine Skyway Bridge.

13. Tacoma Narrows Bridge

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The Tacoma Narrows bridge, located within the state of Washington, is a pair of parallel bridges that spans across the Narrows Of Puget Sound. It is often described as: slender, elegant and graceful. This is due to its architectural structure, that mimics that of a steel ribbon. Construction for this bridge began in the September of 1938, and was completed in the July of 1940.

14. George Washington Bridge

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The George Washington Bridge, located in the state of New York, is a double-deck suspension bridge that spans across the Hudson River. This particular bridge, connects Fort Lee, Bergen County (New Jersey), to Upper Manhattan (New York City). It gets it name from the first President of the United States. Construction started in the October of 1927, and the bridge was opened in the October of 1931.

15. Delaware Memorial Bridge

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We're going over to the state of Delaware for the next bridge, which is the Delaware Memorial Bridge. This is another dual-suspension bridge, and spans across the Delaware River. This particular bridge also links Delaware and New Jersey, as it carries Interstate 295 and Route 40. Construction for this bridge started within the February of 1949, and was opened within the August of 1951.

16. Chesapeake Bay Bridge

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Moving on, we come to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, located within the state of Maryland. The bridge adds to the overall number of dual-span bridges, and stretches across the Chesapeake Bay. It has been constructed with a mixture of steel and concrete, which are common materials for bridges that span across bodies of water. The bridge's eastbound route was opened in the July of 1952, and the westbound route was opened in the June of 1973.

17. London Bridge

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Arizona is the location for the next bridge, which is the London Bridge. When you hear the name: London Bridge, your mind probably thinks of tea, crumpets and Buckingham Palace. However, this bridge is located in Lake Havasu City, and is constructed of reinforced concrete. This particular bridge was originally constructed within England, and spanned the River Thames. It was purchased during 1968, by Robert P. McCulloch!

18. Mackinac Bridge

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The Mackinac Bridge, located within the state of Michigan, is yet another suspension bridge within the US. This particular bridge spans across the Straits Of Mackinac, which connects Lake Michigan and Lake Huron (which are two of the 'Great Lakes'). Construction started within the May of 1954, and was opened within the November of 1957.

19. Benson Bridge

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We're going over to Oregon for the next note-worthy bridge, which is the Benson Bridge. This bridge is actually a footbridge that spans across Multnomah Creek, and sits between the two cascades of Multnomah Falls (a popular tourist attraction within Oregon). The bridge was constructed during 1914, and quickly became a key characteristic of the Multnomah Falls.

20. Rainbow Bridge

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The Rainbow Bridge, located within Niagara Falls, is an arched bridge that actually connects the US with Canada! It is an arch bridge that spans across the Niagara River Gorge, and connects the cities of Niagara Falls (New York) and Ontario (Canada). Construction for this bridge started in the May of 1940, and was completed in the November of 1941.

21. Glen Canyon Dam Bridge

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Adding to the list of archway bridges, is the Glen Canyon Dam Bridge, located within the state of Arizona. It is constructed of steel, and carries Route 89 across the Colorado River. It is a great place to visit, if you're looking to explore the Glen Canyon Dam, and/or you need a quick pit-stop on a road-trip. Construction for this bridge began in the April of 1956, and was eventually opened during 1959.

22. Roebling Suspension Bridge

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The John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge is, you've guessed it, another suspension bridge located within Ohio. This is another bridge that connects two states, as it spans from Cincinnati (Ohio), to Covington (Kentucky). The bridge crosses over the Ohio River, and is constructed of steel and concrete. Construction for this bridge, began in the September of 1856, and was opened within the December of 1866.

23. Cornish Windsor Covered Bridge

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The Cornish Windsor Covered Bridge is next on the list, and is located within New Hampshire. This particular bridge is a 156 year-old, lattice-truss crossing, which spans the Connecticut River. This particular bridge also connects Cornish (New Hampshire), to Windsor (Vermont). This bridge was constructed during 1866, and is a great tourist spot for any history enthusiasts.

24. Lacey V Murrow Memorial Bridge

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We're heading back to the state of Washington for the next bridge, which is: the Lacey V Murrow Memorial Bridge. This particular bridge is known as a pontoon bridge, and is commonly referred to as a 'floating' bridge. This memorial bridge carries the Interstate 90 across Lake Washington (Seattle), to Lake Mercer. Construction for this bridge began in the January of 1939, and was completed in the July of 1940.

25. Homer M Hadley Memorial Bridge

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Staying within the state of Washington, we come to the Homer M Hadley Memorial Bridge. This bridge is also a pontoon/'floating' bridge, and is actually situated next to the Lacey V Murrow Memorial Bridge. This means that is provides another route between Seattle and Lake Mercer, via Lake Washington. This bridge was added after the initial opening of the Lacey V Murrow Memorial Bridge, and was subsequently opened on the 4th of June 1989.

26. Leonard P Zakim Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge

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The Leonard P Zakim Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge, located within the state of Massachusetts, is the next bridge on this list. This particular bridge is a hybrid, as it is classed as both cable-stayed and box girder (this is due to the construction materials used and its over structural layout). It spans across the Charles River in Boston, and was a replacement for the Charlestown High Bridge.

27. Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge

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Heading south, we come to the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge, located within Dallas (Texas). This bridge is a cable-stayed bridge, and spans across the Trinity River. This particular bridge was named after a well-known heiress and philanthropist (Margaret Hunt Hill), and was constructed as part of the 'Trinity River Project' in 2007. Although construction began in 2007, the bridge wasn't completed and opened until 2012!

28. Skydance Bridge

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One of the more unique bridges on this list is the Skydance Bridge, located within the state of Oklahoma. What makes this bridge unique, is the fact that it features a large piece of public artwork (metal sculpture). This public piece of art is often illuminated during the evening, which makes it a popular tourist attraction. This bridge was constructed from stainless steel, wood and fibreglass in 2011, and was subsequently opened during 2012.

29. Hite Crossing Bridge

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The Hite Crossing Bridge, located within the state of Utah, is another arched bridge within the US. It also stretches across the Colorado River, and carries Utah State Route 95 over said river. This particular bridge, is located along the same stretch of land as the Glen Canyon Dam Bridge. The initial construction of this bridge began in 1962, and was opened during 1966.

30. Sidney Lanier Bridge

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The final note-worthy bridge on this list, is the Sidney Lanier Bridge, located within Brunswick (Georgia). This is yet another cable-stayed bridge, and it spans across the Brunswick River. It also carries four lanes of Route 17! It can be identified via its two triangle-shaped structures, which are located within the middle of the crossing. The Sidney Lanier Bridge was opened during 2003.

31. Edmund Pettus Bridge

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In Selma, Alabama, is the Edmund Pettus Bridge, and while it's by no means the biggest and brightest on this list, it has a huge historical significance that makes it a must-do for your travel list! This bridge actually has a part in the Civil Rights movement, and specifically the 'Bloody Sunday' occurrence between police and civil rights protestors that happened on this very bridge.

32. Hurricane Gulch Bridge

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The Hurricane Gulch bridge is found in Alaska, and it's in a very remote and peaceful location. The bridge which stands at 295 feet tall can be found across the Alaska Railroad, and it's located around 300 miles out of any city. Before Alaska was classed officially as a state, this bridge was the tallest in the whole of America, and these days, you can get a good view from it by taking a train ride.

33. Big Dam Bridge

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The Big Dam Bridge in Little Rock, Arkansas, has possibly one of the best names for a bridge on this list - straight to the point. Although it was actually named for the Dam that it's built over, of course - but don't let that ruin your fun! It's actually the longest bridge for pedestrians and cyclists in the whole of America, and by crossing this bridge, you can get to the Clinton Presidential Center.

34. Arrigoni Bridge

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The Arrigoni Bridge in Connecticut is the link between Middletown and Portland, and crosses over the Connecticut River. It's actually the longest bridge in the whole state, and one of its most striking features is that huge collection of 600-foot arches. It's also the most expensive bridge in the state, and took two years to build, at 3.5 million dollars!

35. Talmadge Memorial Bridge

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In Savannah, Georgia, is the striking Talmadge Memorial Bridge, which has direct links to the fact that Savannah has the fourth-busiest seaport in the whole of the US. With the largest single ocean container terminal found on the East Coast, this bridge actually stands on top of it, which moves from Savannah to Hutchinson Island, hovering 184 feet above the river below!

36. Anahulu Stream Bridge

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In the beautiful Haleiwa of Hawaii is this simple yet beautiful bridge, with only two arches moving above the Anahulu stream. It's only 161 feet long, surrounded by palm trees and classic Hawaiian scenery, and it's such a peaceful spot. The arches were built to inspire thoughts of a rainbow, and the best part about it is that it's usually not overrun with tourists!

37. Perrine Bridge

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The Perrine Bridge in Idaho is found across the Snake River canyon, a place known if you're a fan of Evel Knievel and his terrifying stunts (or, at the very least, his unsuccessful jump of this canyon). If you visit the Perrine Bridge, you can actually still spot part of the ramp that Evel used. It's been re-constructed to allow for a heavier amount of traffic.

38. DuSable Bridge

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Located across the Chicago River in Illinois, this might at first look seem like a standard bridge, but it's actually had more thought put into its design than you might realize. Its design was inspired by the Alexander III bridge which is found across the Seine river in Paris. And every one of the bridge houses shows off a sculpture that related to events in Chicago's history!

39. Sherman Minton Bridge

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Found in New Albany, Indiana, is this feat of engineering: the Sherman Minton Bridge. The huge bridge with its well-recognized double arches is closely related to Kentucky, but it actually connects Kentucky with Indiana while moving over the Ohio river. It also has two decks on top of each other, one moving eastbound to Louisville, and one moving westbound above it.

40. I-74 River Bridge

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In Davenport, Iowa, there is this double suspension bridge found across the Mississippi River, which is a striking green color in daylight paired with the white archway bridge beside it. The bridge is so well known it's iconic for this area, so it's a must see by tourists. The two cities of Iowa and Illinois are connected by this bridge, which was built in 1935.

41. John Mack Bridge

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John Mack Bridge in Wichita, Kansas, is a little bit different in terms of having huge pale concrete arches instead of the shiny metal ones we're used to on a lot of bridges! The James Barney March Rainbow Bridges are actually a series of bridge designs in different places, notable for these concrete arches, and this is one of them that remains standing today.

42. Big Four Bridge

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This colorful bridge can be found in Louisville, Kentucky, and it's actually one of two must-see bridges in this particular state! The Big Four bridge used to be a railroad bridge which can now be found on the waterfront park of Louisville. It's now used as a pedestrian bridge and sees a huge number of visitors due to the - you guessed it - LED light show!

43. Penobscot Narrows Bridge

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In Stockton Springs, Maine, you can find this bridge running across the Penobscot River, but it's not just a simple bridge - it's definitely one to visit for sightseeing, because it has the tallest bridge observatory in the whole world! Taking a peek from here will let you take in the stunning New England countryside, and you're also a stone's throw away from Ft. Knox.

44. Maurice J Tobin Memorial Bridge

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In Charlestown, Massachusetts, you can find the Maurice J Tobin Memorial Bridge, known for its iconic green color and considered one of the most well-known monuments of this state. If you catch the bridge on a very clear day, you can be treated to a beautiful scenic drive that will allow for great views of both the city and the river, as well as that stunning skyline!

45. Lowry Avenue Bridge

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This bridge is found in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and is definitely one you'll want to view at night for a spectacular light show! This colorful arch can be spotted from a distance, showing off this steel bridge that runs across the Mississippi River and can be found near Marshall Terrace Park. The surprising thing about this bridge, too, it's only young at 11 years old!

46. Old Vicksburg Bridge

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This bridge in Vicksburg, Mississippi, actually used to be a pretty dangerous place to cross, because the bridge had the train tracks and vehicle road in the same space! This meant that huge vehicles like trucks would often get clipped by passing trains, which is not what you want to face crossing a bridge... But these days, it's closed completely to vehicles.

47. Eads Bridge

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In St Louis, Missouri, is the Eads Bridge, which was actually the very first steel truss bridge in the world when it was built. The huge bridge took several years to built, and was even the very first bridge to have railroad tracks across it. The bridge still has that old-fashioned historic charm to its design, and you can find it crossing the Mississippi river.

48. Wolf Creek Bridge

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Wolf Creek Bridge in Craig, Montana, is a popular spot for fly fishing down at the river below, and that's because Missouri River Valley is a popular fishing spot in itself. The bridge is known for being a local landmark, and it's a simple bridge compared to some of the huge ones in the US, running over the Missouri river. It really is the picture-perfect spot!

49. Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge

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Omaha, Nebraska, has this uniquely curved bridge offering that's definitely the perfect photo op! The Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge snakes across the Missouri River, connecting Omaha with Iowa, and you can also see it illuminated at night. The locals called it 'The Bob' - cute - and it's also a bridge you can relax by because it's close to Omaha Plaza!

50. Pulaski Skyway

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Connecting Jersey City to Newark is the Pulaski Skyway bridge, and although it looks just like a standard bridge compared to some of the beautiful architecture and light shows on this list, it's actually the most photographed bridge in Jersey. A lot of that has to do with it being used by commuters and the busy amount of traffic the bridge sees every single day!

51. The Best Roads In The US For Your Next Road Trip: The Pacific Coast Highway, California

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The Pacific Coast Highway, also known as California State Route 1, is an iconic coastal road that stretches along the rugged cliffs of the Pacific coastline, offering one of the most breathtaking drives in the world. Beginning in Southern California and winding its way northward, the highway passes through picturesque towns.

52. Blue Ridge Parkway, Virginia

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The Blue Ridge Parkway, often referred to as "America's Favorite Drive," winds its way through the Appalachian Highlands, connecting Shenandoah National Park in Virginia to Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina. This scenic byway offers an immersive experience in the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains, featuring winding roads.

53. Route 66, Illinois to California

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Route 66, also known as the "Main Street of America," holds a special place in American cultural history as one of the original highways of the U.S. Highway System. Stretching from Chicago, Illinois, to Santa Monica, California, this legendary road covers over 2,400 miles, passing through diverse landscapes, small towns, and iconic landmarks.

54. Going-To-The-Sun Road, Montana

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Going-to-the-Sun Road, traversing Glacier National Park in Montana, is a marvel of engineering and a showcase of pristine mountain wilderness. The road spans approximately 50 miles, winding through the heart of the park and offering awe-inspiring views of glaciers, alpine meadows, and crystal-clear lakes.

55. Overseas Highway, Florida Keys

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The Overseas Highway, also known as U.S. Highway 1, connects the mainland of Florida to the tropical paradise of the Florida Keys. Spanning 113 miles from Miami to Key West, this highway is a feat of engineering, featuring numerous bridges and causeways that traverse the sparkling turquoise waters of the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico.

56. Beartooth Highway, Montana

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Beartooth Highway, often heralded as one of the most spectacular drives in the United States, traverses the stunning landscapes of Montana and Wyoming, offering a breathtaking journey through the Beartooth Mountains. The highway winds its way through alpine forests, mountain meadows, and above the treeline to reach elevations over 10,000 feet at the Beartooth Pass.

57. Great River Road, Mississippi River

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The Great River Road is a scenic byway that follows the course of the mighty Mississippi River, stretching for over 3,000 miles through ten states, from northern Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico in Louisiana. This iconic route showcases the diverse landscapes and cultures that have flourished along the riverbanks. Travelers encounter charming river towns, historic plantations, and expansive wetlands.

58. Highway 101, Oregon Coast

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Highway 101, also known as the Pacific Coast Scenic Byway, unfolds as a mesmerizing journey along the rugged and picturesque Oregon Coast. Stretching from the California border to the Washington border, this iconic highway offers stunning vistas of the Pacific Ocean, sea stacks, and coastal cliffs. The route takes travelers through quaint seaside towns like Astoria, Cannon Beach, and Newport.

59. Million Dollar Highway, Colorado

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The Million Dollar Highway, part of the San Juan Skyway in Colorado, is a legendary and exhilarating mountain road that winds its way through the rugged peaks of the San Juan Mountains. The section between Silverton and Ouray is particularly renowned for its stunning and sometimes nerve-wracking views.

60. Hana Highway, Hawaii

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The Hana Highway, snaking its way along the lush and tropical landscapes of Maui, is a mesmerizing journey that showcases the island's natural beauty and cultural richness. Winding through rainforests, past waterfalls, and along the rugged coastline, the road takes travelers on a scenic adventure from Paia to the town of Hana.

61. Texas Hill Country, Texas

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Texas Hill Country, a captivating region in the heart of the Lone Star State, is a landscape of rolling hills, clear-flowing rivers, and vibrant wildflowers. Stretching across central and south-central Texas, this picturesque area is known for its distinctive limestone hills, charming small towns, and a rich cultural heritage.

62. Skyline Drive, Virginia

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Skyline Drive, meandering through Shenandoah National Park in Virginia, is a quintessential mountain road offering a front-row seat to the splendors of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Spanning 105 miles, the drive unfolds along the crest of the mountains, providing breathtaking views of the Shenandoah Valley to the west and the Piedmont to the east.

63. Big Sur Coast Highway, California

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The Big Sur Coast Highway, part of California State Route 1, is an iconic stretch of road along the rugged and dramatic coastline of central California. Hugging the cliffs above the Pacific Ocean, the highway offers awe-inspiring views of sheer cliffs, crashing waves, and pristine beaches. The route takes travelers through the enchanting landscapes of Big Sur.

64. Natchez Trace Parkway, Mississippi

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The Natchez Trace Parkway, a 444-mile scenic drive stretching from Natchez, Mississippi, to Nashville, Tennessee, is a historic route that follows the path of the ancient Natchez Trace trail. Lined with towering trees, the parkway provides a peaceful and leisurely journey through the heart of the Southern United States.

65. The Loneliest Road In America, Route 50

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US Route 50, famously dubbed "The Loneliest Road in America," stretches from Ocean City, Maryland, to Sacramento, California, covering vast expanses of the American Midwest. This designation originated from a 1986 Life magazine article, emphasizing the road's remote stretches through Nevada. While the label might suggest isolation, the route offers a unique and contemplative experience.

66. Trail Ridge Road, Colorado

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Trail Ridge Road, the highest continuously paved road in North America, winds its way through Rocky Mountain National Park, offering a breathtaking journey through the alpine landscapes of Colorado. This iconic scenic highway reaches elevations over 12,000 feet, providing travelers with panoramic views of snow-capped peaks, alpine meadows, and glacial valleys.

67. Route 1, Florida

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Route 1, also known as the Overseas Highway, is a scenic and iconic roadway that spans the length of the Florida Keys, connecting mainland Florida to Key West. Stretching over 100 miles, this highway is a testament to engineering, with numerous bridges and causeways offering breathtaking views of the turquoise waters of the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico.

68. Amish Country Byway, Ohio

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The Amish Country Byway in Ohio takes travelers on a scenic drive through the heart of Amish Country, offering a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage and bucolic landscapes of the region. Winding through rural countryside and charming small towns, the byway showcases the simple and serene lifestyle of the Amish community.

69. Cherohala Skyway, Tennessee

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The Cherohala Skyway, a designated National Scenic Byway, spans 43 miles through the Appalachian Mountains, connecting Tellico Plains, Tennessee, to Robbinsville, North Carolina. This high-elevation route takes travelers through the Cherokee National Forest and the Nantahala National Forest, providing breathtaking views of lush forests.

70. The Black Hills, South Dakota

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The Black Hills of South Dakota are a geological and cultural marvel, offering a diverse tapestry of landscapes, wildlife, and iconic landmarks. Nestled in the western part of the state, the Black Hills are characterized by granite peaks, dense pine forests, and rolling meadows. Mount Rushmore, with its colossal sculptures of U.S. presidents, stands as a symbol of national pride.

71. Red Rock Scenic Byway, Arizona

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The Red Rock Scenic Byway, also known as State Route 179, is a mesmerizing journey through the stunning landscapes of Sedona, Arizona. Renowned for its breathtaking red rock formations, this scenic byway offers travelers panoramic views of iconic landmarks like Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, and Courthouse Butte.

72. Columbia River Highway, Oregon

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The Columbia River Highway, a historic route in the Pacific Northwest, takes travelers on a captivating journey through the Columbia River Gorge, showcasing the breathtaking beauty of Oregon's diverse landscapes. This scenic highway, often referred to as the "King of Roads," was one of the first scenic highways in the United States.

73. Apache Trail, Arizona

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The Apache Trail, a historic and rugged route in Arizona, winds through the Superstition Mountains and Tonto National Forest, offering a thrilling and scenic adventure. Originally a stagecoach trail, the road takes travelers through diverse landscapes, from desert vistas to dense forests. The route includes steep grades, tight curves, and awe-inspiring views.

74. Great Ocean Road, California

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The Great Ocean Road in California, not to be confused with its more famous Australian counterpart, is a hidden gem that stretches along the spectacular coastline of Mendocino County. This winding and picturesque coastal highway offers breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, rugged cliffs, and serene beaches. The road passes through charming seaside villages.

75. Route 100, Vermont

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Route 100, often referred to as the "Skier's Highway," is a scenic route that meanders through the heart of Vermont, showcasing the state's charming villages, rolling hills, and picturesque landscapes. This iconic highway spans the length of Vermont, from the Massachusetts border to the Canadian border, passing through quintessential New England towns.

76. The Great Lakes Circle Tour

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The Great Lakes Circle Tour is a remarkable journey that circumnavigates the shores of four of North America's Great Lakes: Superior, Michigan, Huron, and Erie. This epic road trip spans over 6,500 miles and provides a diverse tapestry of landscapes, cultures, and natural wonders. From the rugged cliffs and pristine wilderness.

77. Olympic Peninsula Loop, Washington

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The Olympic Peninsula Loop in Washington State is a captivating road trip that encircles the Olympic Peninsula, revealing a diverse range of ecosystems, from lush rainforests to rugged coastlines. Starting in the quaint Victorian town of Port Townsend, the loop takes travelers through Olympic National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its stunning landscapes.

78. Utah Scenic Byway 12, Utah

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Utah Scenic Byway 12, often heralded as one of the most scenic drives in the United States, winds through the heart of southern Utah, connecting Bryce Canyon National Park and Capitol Reef National Park. This 122-mile stretch of road traverses a stunning array of landscapes, from red rock canyons and hoodoos to alpine forests and expansive plateaus.

79. The Florida Black Bear Scenic Byway, Florida

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The Florida Black Bear Scenic Byway invites travelers to experience the wild side of Florida, meandering through the state's picturesque and ecologically diverse landscapes. The byway covers over 60 miles of roads in the Ocala National Forest, offering a chance to encounter the natural beauty and wildlife of Central Florida.

80. Gulf Coast Scenic Byway, Florida

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The Gulf Coast Scenic Byway, stretching along Florida's northwest Gulf Coast, invites travelers to explore the region's pristine beaches, charming coastal communities, and natural wonders. The byway covers over 200 miles, beginning in Pensacola and ending in Apalachicola. The journey takes visitors through the white-sand beaches of Destin.

81. San Juan Skyway, Colorado

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The San Juan Skyway in Colorado is a mesmerizing 236-mile loop that takes travelers through some of the most breathtaking mountain scenery in the United States. Beginning in the historic town of Durango, the route winds its way through the rugged San Juan Mountains, offering jaw-dropping views of towering peaks, alpine meadows, and quaint mining towns.

82. The Enchanted Circle Scenic Byway, New Mexico

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The Enchanted Circle Scenic Byway, nestled in the heart of northern New Mexico, is a 83-mile loop that encircles Wheeler Peak, the state's highest mountain. Beginning in the artistic community of Taos, the byway takes travelers through diverse landscapes, including the vast Moreno Valley and the picturesque towns of Red River and Questa.

83. Acadia Byway, Maine

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Acadia Byway, winding through the picturesque landscapes of Mount Desert Island in Maine, is a captivating journey that explores the natural wonders of Acadia National Park and the charming coastal communities that dot the island. Beginning in the town of Ellsworth, the byway takes travelers through dense forests, past sparkling lakes, and along the rugged Atlantic coastline.

84. Arkansas Pig Trail Scenic Byway, Arkansas

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The Arkansas Pig Trail Scenic Byway, officially designated as State Highway 23, is a thrilling 19-mile route that winds through the Ozark National Forest, showcasing the natural beauty and rugged terrain of northwest Arkansas. Beginning in the town of Ozark and ending in the charming community of Brashears, the byway takes travelers through dense forests, across the Mulberry River, and past sweeping vistas.

85. Sea Islands Heritage Scenic Byway, Georgia

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The Sea Islands Heritage Scenic Byway in Georgia is a captivating journey that meanders through the charming coastal landscapes and historic communities of the state's Sea Islands. Starting on St. Simons Island, the byway takes travelers through live oak-lined avenues, past antebellum mansions, and along marshy estuaries.

86. Alaska's Seward Highway, Alaska

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Alaska's Seward Highway is an awe-inspiring route that unfolds against a backdrop of dramatic landscapes, connecting Anchorage to the coastal town of Seward. This 127-mile journey offers travelers an immersion into the untamed beauty of the Last Frontier. The highway skirts the edge of the Chugach Mountains, providing breathtaking views of glaciers, fjords, and towering mountain peaks.

87. River Road Scenic Byway, Ohio

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The River Road Scenic Byway in Ohio offers a delightful exploration of the state's scenic beauty along the banks of the Ohio River. This byway covers approximately 14 miles from Cincinnati to Ripley, providing travelers with picturesque views of the river, historic towns, and lush landscapes. The route takes visitors through charming communities with well-preserved 19th-century architecture.

88. Highway 12 Scenic Byway, Idaho

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Idaho's Highway 12 Scenic Byway, also known as the Northwest Passage Scenic Byway, is a 174-mile journey that traverses diverse landscapes, from the rugged Clearwater Mountains to the pristine Lochsa and Selway rivers. Starting in Lewiston, the byway follows the route Lewis and Clark took during their expedition, providing a historical and scenic experience.

89. Newfound Gap Road, Tennessee

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Newfound Gap Road, also known as U.S. Route 441, is a scenic mountain road that winds through the heart of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, connecting Tennessee and North Carolina. This 31-mile route is renowned for its breathtaking views, high elevations, and diverse ecosystems. Starting in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, the road climbs to Newfound Gap.

90. Dinosaur Diamond Prehistoric Highway, Utah

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The Dinosaur Diamond Prehistoric Highway is a unique and fascinating route that spans both Utah and Colorado, providing a journey through the prehistoric wonders of the region. This 512-mile highway takes travelers to some of the richest dinosaur fossil sites in the world, including Dinosaur National Monument and the Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry.

91. Historic National Road, Maryland

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The Historic National Road, also known as U.S. Route 40, is a historic and iconic highway that spans from Cumberland, Maryland, to Vandalia, Illinois, covering approximately 824 miles. Commissioned by Thomas Jefferson in 1806, this road served as a crucial gateway for westward expansion during the 19th century.

92. Great River Road, Wisconsin

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The Great River Road, tracing the course of the Mississippi River through Wisconsin and Minnesota, is a scenic byway that offers a panoramic exploration of the river's majestic landscapes and the charming communities that have thrived along its banks. This designated National Scenic Byway spans over 500 miles in the region, providing a journey through river bluffs, dense forests, and historic river towns.

93. Poudre Canyon Highway, Colorado

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The Poudre Canyon Highway, also known as Colorado Highway 14, is a breathtaking mountain road that winds through the scenic Poudre Canyon, offering a picturesque journey from Fort Collins into the heart of the Rocky Mountains. As the highway follows the Cache la Poudre River, it takes travelers through towering canyon walls, past cascading waterfalls, and alongside crystal-clear alpine streams.

94. The Great River Road, Louisiana

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The Louisiana segment of the Great River Road is a captivating expedition along the mighty Mississippi River, showcasing the state's unique cultural tapestry, historic plantations, and vibrant landscapes. Beginning in the vibrant city of New Orleans, the road leads travelers through picturesque river towns such as Baton Rouge, St. Francisville, and Natchez.

95. Historic Colombia River Highway, Oregon

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The Historic Columbia River Highway, a marvel of early 20th-century engineering and design, is a scenic route that winds through the Columbia River Gorge, offering travelers a journey through waterfalls, lush forests, and breathtaking viewpoints. Built between 1913 and 1922, the highway was designed to showcase the beauty of the gorge while incorporating innovative engineering elements.

96. Turquoise Trail, New Mexico

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The Turquoise Trail, also known as State Highway 14, is a captivating journey through the high desert landscapes of central New Mexico, linking the cities of Albuquerque and Santa Fe. This 62-mile scenic byway traverses the Ortiz and Sandia Mountains, providing travelers with a rich tapestry of cultural and natural wonders.

97. The Great River Road, Iowa

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The Great River Road in Iowa follows the course of the mighty Mississippi River, offering a scenic journey through the state's picturesque river towns, historic sites, and fertile farmlands. Stretching along the eastern border of Iowa, this segment of the Great River Road invites travelers to explore charming communities such as Dubuque, McGregor, and Clinton.

98. Route 9W, New York

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Route 9W, running parallel to the Hudson River, is a scenic byway that unfolds like a storybook journey through the Hudson Valley in New York. Beginning in the historic town of Fort Lee, New Jersey, and continuing north to the city of Albany, Route 9W captures the essence of the Hudson River's majestic landscapes.

99. Black River Scenic Byway, Michigan

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The Black River Scenic Byway in Michigan is a delightful route that winds through the pristine forests and along the sparkling waters of the Upper Peninsula. Beginning in Bessemer and ending in Wakefield, this 11-mile byway takes travelers along the Black River, showcasing waterfalls, gorges, and dense woodlands.

100. Vermont Scenic Byway, Vermont

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The Vermont Scenic Byway, winding through the heart of the Green Mountain State, is a picturesque journey that showcases Vermont's iconic landscapes, charming villages, and historic sites. Beginning in Brattleboro and spanning over 200 miles to the Canadian border, this scenic route takes travelers through rolling hills, farmlands, and dense forests.