Targo Florio "Pistons Passions & Sicilian Pleasures" - An adventure that you cannot resist!

Coming down the mountain in Morocco.

No idea where this is, but DAMN! Give me 2 "Road Closed" signs and 1 Porsche 911 and you'll never see me again.

The Talimena Scenic Drive: Fall Leaves in the Ouachitas.

Brilliant fall colors and mountain views make this scenic drive the perfect fall road trip for nature lovers.

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Somewhere in Norway this exists. Just thought you should know.

The aptly named Galaxy Road, Australia.

Punch it.

I don't know where this is, but that road looks like tons of fun. That might just be the car I'd wish to take there too.

Sometimes you just want to haul ass in a straight line. The Hennessey Venom GT would get the job done.

The Uyuni Salt Lake of Tunupa, covers 12000 km square, making it the biggest salt lake in the world. It is located 3650 meters up in the mountains of Bolivia, and is considered as one of the seven natural marvels of the world.
After rain when covered with water the salt lake is converted into the largest mirror in the world.

It is comprised of approximately 11 layers of salt of depths varying from 2 to 10 meters. The superficial crust is about 10 meters deep while the maximum depth of the salt lake is 120 meters. The crust is comprised of mushy salt brine when wet.

The salt lake of Uyuni, is estimated to contain 10 thousand million tonnes of salt, of which they extract 25 thousand tonnes each year.

The Targa Florio was an open road endurance automobile race held in the mountains of Sicily near Palermo. Founded in 1906, it was the oldest sports car racing event, part of the World Sportscar Championship between 1955 and 1973. While the first races consisted of a whole tour of the island, the track length in the race's last decades was limited to the 72 kilometres (45 mi) of the Circuito Piccolo delle Madonie, which was lapped 11 times.
After 1973, it was a national sports car event until it was discontinued in 1977 due to safety concerns. It has since been run as a rallying event, and is part of the Italian Rally Championship.

In its most recent configuration (from 1951 to 1977) the Targa Florio was ten laps on a 45 mile course through the Madonie Mountains of Sicily. Competitors had to traverse mountain roads, switchback hairpins, gravel, mud, and spectators and buildings right up against the edge of the track. Famously, in 1974 it was declared 'too dangerous' to be run as part of the WRC, further confirming its dangerous reputation.

The Los Caracoles passes through the harsh terrain of the Andreas Mountains on the way between Chile and Argentina.

The harsh incline of the pass features a number of sharp hairpins, and with no safety barriers and snow forecast for most of the year, the Los Caracoles is definitely one of the more challenging roads on our list.

The tough terrain requires a lot of skill and patience to negotiate, but despite the challenging surroundings the pass has a strong safety record, and is well maintained with double-decker tourist buses travelling the route on a daily basis.

The Trollstigen or ‘The Troll Ladder’ as it’s known in English, is a steep winding mountain road located in the Rauma region of Norway.

With it’s steep 9% gradient and incredible 11 hairpin bends, the Trollstigen is a popular tourist location for driving enthusiasts alike.

Drivers who manage to conquer the challenging road are rewarded with a viewing balcony at the top, offering spectacular views of the winding turns and the Stigfossen waterfall which also runs down the mountainside.

Germany's famous Nurburgring is open to the public most days. 33 Euros will get you a lap in your own car!

Want to learn better car control and advanced driving skills? Check out the Skip Barber Racing School.

Gold Rush Rally. This looks like a wicked good time!

Karakoram Highway. The "highest paved international road in the world" connects Pakistan with Xinjiang, China. It is currently closed at the Hunza Valley due to a massive landslide.

I think that for this road, the MP4-12C is the correct tool for the job. The Veyron is way more of a straight road GT car.

Southern France's Millau Bridge is the tallest in the world -- taller, actually, than the Eiffel Tower.

LA without cars.

Located near Gletsch, Switzerland, the Grimsel Pass offers yet another spectacular hairpin climb up the Alps. The Grimsel Pass is 2165 m high and is a mountain pass between the valley of of the Rhone River and the Haslital valley.

Driving a garbage truck through the desert. The Dakar Rally looks incredibly dangerous, and incredibly FUN!

Kaeng Krachan Racing Circuit in Thailand. Not a lot of people know about it, but for those who do, they’ll tell you that it’s one of the most amazing and difficult tracks in the world. Divided into three track layouts – the full-length track is 2.9 km long; the medium-length track is 2.39 km long; the short track is 1 km long – the Kaeng Krachan circuit is about two hours away from the country’s capital city of Bangkok, which isn’t all that far if you’re feeling the need to have a look at one of he world’s “best-kept secret” race tracks.

Located in the South of France, the Col De Turini is a famous mountain top range that is included as part of a 32 km rally stage starting from Sospel to La Bollène.

The Col De Turini is the highest point in the stage standing at 1607 metre, and is one of the most dangerous and challenging stages in the WRC.

Along its long straights the cars can reach speeds of upto 180 km/h, with the roads 34 tight hairpins and jaw-dropping scenery making the Col De Turini one of the most exciting and coolest driving roads in the world

The Transfagarasanul is the highest road in Romania and it reaches almost 2000 m above the sea level. It connects Muntenia and Transilvania, two historic parts of Romania.At its top you can find Lake Balea, a glaciar lake formes thousands of years ago.

There are also ruins of Poienari Castle, Vlad the Impaler’s real castle, lurking on this route, to get your blood flowing.

Not exactly LA, where is it?