Self-driving tour is a type of self-guided tour, which is a new form of tourism different from traditional group tours. Self-driving tours provide tourists with flexible space in terms of selecting objects, participating procedures and experiencing freedom.
Self-driving tour itself has inherent characteristics such as liberalization and personalization, flexibility and comfort, selectivity and seasonality. Compared with the traditional group tour, it has its own characteristics and charm.
- US Route 89:
This multi-state highway, from the Sonoran Desert to the Rocky Mountains, has magnificent views of volcanoes, lava flows and the Great Salt Lake along the way. It extends from the south side of the Grand Canyon to the north into Canada. Because it passes through seven national parks, including the Grand Canyon, Zion National Park, and Yellowstone National Park, Route 89 is also known as the National Park Road. The Grand Canyon is the first place on Route 89 that cannot be missed. It was formed by the erosion of the Colorado River for more than millions of years. The Colorado River flows under the vast and magnificent cliffs.
- Denali Highway in Alaska:
It is a famous self-driving route in Alaska, USA, crossing vast primitive wilderness and steep mountains. This highway connects two important attractions in Alaska: the bold Denali National Park and the unique scenery of the Alaska Interior. This road, which is mostly gravel, crosses the primitive wilderness and passes through Denali National Park. It is closed in winter and open in summer.
- Argentina Route 40:
Route 40 in Argentina, also known as "Argentine Road" (Ruta 40), is one of the most famous roads in the world. This road runs through the western part of Argentina, stretching nearly 5,200 kilometers, running through Argentina's diverse natural landscapes from south to north, connecting many picturesque cities and villages. Route 40 is not just a road, but a journey through time and space. It takes you into the deep Andes Mountains and takes you to appreciate the most magnificent natural landscapes in South America. From Cape Vergen in the south to La Quiaca in the north, it stretches along the Andes Mountains, passing through countless rivers, lakes and national parks.
- Nürburgring Circuit in Germany:
Among the many racing tracks and roads in the world, the Nürburgring Circuit in Germany is undoubtedly one of the most challenging and historically significant. As the world-famous "Green Hell", Nürburgring is not only a training ground for F1 drivers, but also a driving destination that every car enthusiast dreams of. Whether you are a veteran racer or an ordinary self-driving driver, challenging the Nürburgring Circuit is an adrenaline-pumping adventure. This article will give you an in-depth understanding of how to drive on the Nürburgring circuit and experience the excitement and charm of this most challenging road in the world.
- Davos to Stelvio, Switzerland/Italy:
This winding alpine road passes through the Alps, has 60 sharp turns, and may be closed in winter. This road is not only a popular route for self-driving tours, but also a great place for hiking and cycling.
Davos is located in the Grisons region in southeastern Switzerland, close to the Austrian border. It is more than 1,500 meters above sea level and is one of the highest towns in the Alps. Stelvio is located in northern Italy and is one of the important mountain passes in the Alps.
- Norwegian E6 Highway:
From the capital Oslo to Nordkapp in the Arctic Circle, there are natural wonders such as fjords, glaciers and auroras along the way. The E6 self-driving route has become an ideal place for explorers to pursue beautiful scenery. Whether it is snow-capped mountains, glaciers, or deep fjords, the E6 self-driving line will take you into a picturesque world. This article will introduce the E6 self-driving tour in detail, taking you to experience this journey through the heart of Norway, exploring the magnificent landscape of fjords and glaciers, and feeling the magic and charm of nature.
- Tourigny Pass, France:
It is a winding mountain road in France, known as a pearl in car rally events, with thrilling and exciting characteristics. The construction of this road began in 1912 and it is still an ideal destination for many racing and driving enthusiasts. Not only does it have challenging sharp turns, but it also incorporates the magnificent scenery of the Alps. However, it is full of dangers and may fall into the steep Alpine valley if you are not careful.
- A18 Snaefell Road, Isle of Man:
The Isle of Man is located between the United Kingdom and Ireland and is famous for its rich history of motorcycle racing. The A18 Snaefell Road is one of the most challenging and well-known roads on the island. Since 1911, this mountain road has become one of the main tracks of the "Isle of Man TT" (Isle of Man TT), and it has a history of more than 100 years. The Island Road Race is one of the oldest and most prestigious motorcycle events in the world, attracting thousands of motorcycle enthusiasts every year.
- B4560 Road, Wales:
This narrow mountain road runs through the Brecon Beacons National Park, with picturesque scenery along the way.
- Atlas Mountains, Morocco:
Starting from Marrakech, the road through the Atlas Mountains is magnificent. The Atlas Mountains, one of the ten longest mountain ranges in the world, stretches from the white beaches of the Atlantic Ocean to the Sahara Desert, stretching 2,400 kilometers.
