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Hah! New Jersey is full of these kinds of legends. 'Compensating for something maybe. Anyway, the mob has been known to dump bodies on many of the country roads...that much rings true!
Somewhat creepy and definitely isolated road on the Lost Coast of northern California. You don't want to break down here. Humboldt County has lots of creepy back roads.
Love those pix of Mattole Road! I've ridden my motorcycle there several times. It's a bit bumpy but the total lack of traffic is worth it.
M-28 through Upper Michigan between Newberry and Munising. Known here as the "Seney stretch" very isolated, lots of swamp country and if you break down out there you might be in for a long night. Alot of people think the road is creepy, im not sure I see it that way, just a whole lot of swamp and scrub pine.
Colorado route 71 north from Rocky Ford to Brush is a very lonely route to be on. I used it twice now instead of the I-25, it has less traffic. I should say it has “no” traffic each time I used it. I never saw another car on the highway. There are a few small towns but very few. It’s still a great bypass instead of I-25 with all the traffic going n/s.
Colorado route 71 north from Rocky Ford to Brush is a very lonely route to be on. I used it twice now instead of the I-25, it has less traffic. I should say it has “no” traffic each time I used it. I never saw another car on the highway. There are a few small towns but very few. It’s still a great bypass instead of I-25 with all the traffic going n/s.
Funny you mention it. I was on the same highway a couple of years ago, just north of Brush. No traffic is right. I comfortably hit 90 mph on that road.
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