The most scenic route you've ever taken

I think you would have very much enjoyed this route on the old road before the A75 was built, not in peak season though. I think you may still be able to do it?

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Another UK favourite is the Northumberland coastal route, taking in the castles down from Berwick upon Tweed, then swinging inland to go over the moorlands past Chillingham Castle and down towards Powburn. Not a towing route, but very lovely in a small MH, as there are lots of stop off points for birdwatching and picnics, even some wild swimming if you know the beaches and the tides.

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I'd distinguish between the most scenic route that I've ever taken towing a caravan and one overseas with a rented motorhome. With the caravan I'd concur with Peedee about Norway. It was our first ever caravan holiday, mainly because knowing that Norway is a very expensive country we couldn't afford to tour there staying at hotels with a family of four so we rented a caravan. We enjoyed it so much that we bought our first caravan soon after. The scenery was absolutely breathtaking.

The most scenic route with a rented motorhome was New Zealand. We toured both islands, from Cape Reinga in the far north of North Island down to Dunedin in the south. I'll never forget Ninety Mile Beach, Franz Josef Glacier, Milford Sound, and watching the sun rise over the Pacific at the start of a new day in Gisborne.

Was that in a motorhome or a pink land rover?

peedee

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Apples and pears! White or Black?

How can you just pick one particular memorable experience?

We've been travelling ever since we got married in our early twenties and have experienced some wonderful travelling experiences, such as driving down the coast from San Francisco to Monterey rounding Monterey Bay and then making the return into SanFran and viewing the Golden Gate Bridge. Or the first time we travelled down the Gorge du Tarn in France. We stayed at Le Rosier campsite and drove down the winding road each day stopping at a new place and climbing up onto the Causses and looking down on Griffon Vultures. Or anywhere north of Oban along the coast so  that you get the majesty of the Mountains, the mystery of the Isles off the coast and the beaches.

One memory which shocked me and made me both happy and sad at the same time was when we were travelling through Spain and the motorway, the A7 I think, passes by Benidorm but situated high up. You approach around a curve and suddenly this beautiful bay opens up in front of you and you can imagine it as it was 60+ years ago  when the first travellers "discovered " it. Then you see the way that beauty has been "Botoxed" to ugliness, at least in my eyes. Memorable? Certainly and for both different emotions.

 

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Our most spectacular tour, rather than a single road, would be up through the centre of Sweden, through a little of Finland, a boat trip to North Cape, as there was no bridge in those days, and then back down part of Norway, over a few Ffiords, and down the Silver Road back into Sweden. Not as an intensive route as Peedee's but great all the same.