The most scenic route you've ever taken

I think the 40 mile approach to Mont Blanc from the south along the Val d'Aosta motorway takes some beating.

Look to the right if you are heading south from Grenoble on the D1075 . It’s Mont Aiguille.

I always enjoy the A68 crossing into Scotland to one of our favourites sites.

For me it is the A82 from Tyndrum, over Rannoch Moor and down Glen Coe to Ballachullish, especially the short stretch north from before Bridge of Orchy past Loch Tulla with Beinn An Dothaidh to the right and the Black Mount ahead.

 I think two spring to mind. Firstly driving over Rannoch Moor on the A82, it has an eerie feel about it. The second would be driving over the Brenner Pass from Italy into Austria. In fact anywhere in Austria would also be classed as memorable.

David

Indeed, spell checker went all sheepish🤣 It’s one of those places where you think it’s a CG image, much like Bamburgh. First time we saw it, there was an advert being filmed for VW’s new hot hatch……the Golf Cabriolet🤣 So that dates it a bit. We had to wade across flooded causeway second time. 
Not tempted up there at the moment, far too busy with folks doing that route. We would need a couple of months at least to do that route to take in all we would want to see. 🤔

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Living on the coast we really are very spoilt and often early in the morning whilst out and about i wonder why we ever bother going away but this year we have revisited Devon & Cornwall and some of the scenery and food are just something to die for

 

You might get to see the real Loch Ewe one day TDA if you get as far as beautiful Wester Ross where there's a view round every corner.

I found a photo to fit my scenic drive but it doesn't have the clear skies needed to see Portland Bill.

My favourite is the A75 across the Auvergne - and it's free !