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YouTube Description for Episode 042: Top 10 Bucket-List Motorcycle Roads West of the MississippiDescription:Dreaming of iconic motorcycle journeys? In this episode, we cover the ultimate bucket-list roads west of the Mississippi, perfect for riders seeking thrilling views and unforgettable experiences. From the serene Black Hills loops to the challenging twists of the Million Dollar Highway, Tom and Todd reveal top routes and travel insights to inspire your next trip. If you're ready to ride some of the most scenic and legendary roads, this guide is for you!Featured Roads:The Loneliest Road in America - NevadaPig Trail (Highway 23) - ArkansasThree Sisters (RR 335, 336, 337) - TexasBlack Hills and Badlands Loops - South DakotaHells Canyon Scenic Byway - Oregon/IdahoMount Lemmon Scenic Byway - ArizonaHighway 12 (Lolo Pass) - Idaho/MontanaSan Juan Skyway - ColoradoBeartooth Highway (US-212) - Montana/WyomingPacific Coast Highway (CA-1) - CaliforniaTimecodes:0:00 - Intro & Episode Teaser1:00 - The Loneliest Road in America3:00 - Pig Trail, Arkansas4:30 - Three Sisters, Texas5:50 - Black Hills and Badlands Loops7:15 - Hells Canyon Scenic Byway9:00 - Mount Lemmon Scenic Byway10:15 - Highway 12 (Lolo Pass)12:00 - San Juan Skyway, Colorado14:30 - Beartooth Highway16:00 - Pacific Coast HighwayConnect with Us:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BestMotorcycleRoadsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/motorcycleroadsandtripsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/bestmotorcycleroads/Website: https://bestmotorcycleroads.com/podcast/Join BMR Rider Alerts: https://bestmotorcycleroads.com/rideralert/Get Involved:Want to sponsor our channel or a future episode? Reach out here: https://bestmotorcycleroads.com/contact/Question for the Riders:Which bucket-list road are you most excited to ride, or which one is your favorite?Disclaimer:This episode is not sponsored. Links you find may be affiliate links where we earn commissions.Tags:Motorcycle Roads, Bucket List Rides, BMR Podcast, Adventure Riding, Western US Roads

In this episode of "Travel is Back," Journey Joe Mitchell takes listeners on a virtual fall road trip across some of the most stunning destinations to explore in October 2024. Joe kicks things off with New England's iconic autumn landscapes, from the Kancamagus Highway in New Hampshire to the charming town of Stowe, Vermont, complete with apple-picking and breathtaking mountain views. He then ventures to the hidden beauty of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, highlighting the mesmerizing colors of Porcupine Mountains and Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.Next up is Colorado, where Joe explores the San Juan Skyway, the Million Dollar Highway, and the unforgettable vistas from Telluride's gondola. Wrapping up, he uncovers the lesser-known fall splendor of California's Eastern Sierra, including the surreal Mono Lake and the cozy natural hot springs of Mammoth Lakes.Throughout, Joe reminds listeners that the magic of autumn travel is as much about the journey as the destination, encouraging everyone to find beauty close to home too.Unlock an ad-free podcast experience with Caloroga Shark Media! Get all our shows on any player you love, hassle free! For Apple users, hit the banner on your Apple podcasts app. For Spotify or other players, visit caloroga.com/plus. No plug-ins needed! Subscribe now for exclusive shows like 'Palace Intrigue,' and get bonus content from Deep Crown (our exclusive Palace Insider!) Or get 'Daily Comedy News,' and '5 Good News Stories' with no commercials! Plans start at $4.99 per month, or save 20% with a yearly plan at $49.99. Join today and help support the show!

There is a road that is known as the most dangerous road in America. It's called the "Million Dollar Highway". There is a 12-mile stretch of winding mountain road, and if you're driving south you'll be on the cliffside, with no guardrails! The origin of the name is unclear. But the locals say "You'd have to pay me a million dollars" to drive that stretch in the snow. Any mistake can lead to severe consequences.

There is a road that is known as the most dangerous road in America. It's called the "Million Dollar Highway". There is a 12-mile stretch of winding mountain road, and if you're driving south you'll be on the cliffside, with no guardrails! The origin of the name is unclear. But the locals say "You'd have to pay me a million dollars" to drive that stretch in the snow. Any mistake can lead to severe consequences.

In this episode of “The Journey of My Mother's Son” podcast, Sandy and I talk about our travels throughout the beautiful state of Colorado. We spent a little over a week in Durango at my cousin, Becky, and her husband Bill's house.  While in Durango, we took a tour on the Durango to Silverton train, spent time on the lake, and took in a chuck wagon dinner. After Durango, we took the Million Dollar Highway into Montrose.  We spent a couple of days in Montrose.  We stayed with our friends Trina and Tara O'Brien and then explored the Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park. Following Montrose, we continued north to Grand Junction.  Working around my book signing schedule, we were able to check out the Colorado National Monument Park. We wrap up the episode talking about our time at Rifle Gap and Rifle Falls State Parks before spending a day relaxing in the hot springs at Iron Mountain Hot Springs in Glenwood Springs.

A 7-day road trip plan through the back roads of the Rockies from Denver to Durango, including the Great Sand Dunes, UFO Watchtower, and the Million Dollar Highway

Join Steven Jack Butala and Jill DeWit, as they share their on-the-road insights. Delve into an engaging conversation about the land component of affordable housing, inspired by a recent career path alumni call. Jill also illuminates the evolving role of marketing in modern land flipping. Tune in to hear about their adventures in scenic Colorado and the liberating experience of life on the road. Don't miss this thrilling episode, and become a part of the Land Academy community by texting your questions to 480-530-7383. Transcript: Steven Jack Butala: I'm Steven Jack Butala. Jill K DeWit: And I'm Jill DeWit and this is the Land Academy Show from the road. Sorry, I had to just throw that in there. Steven Jack Butala: This is episode number 1,957 and today we are talking about the land component of affordable housing. It's a in depth discussion that we had in the most recent career path alumni call. Jill K DeWit: Career path alumni. Steven Jack Butala: And then Jill's going to talk about the role of marketing in this, what we call modern land flipping currently. How we do it now. Jill K DeWit: What I do now is not what I was doing five years ago. Steven Jack Butala: Exactly. Jill K DeWit: It's going to be cool. I want to say too for a few minutes, like we are coming to you from the road, we happen to be in Colorado, and if you could just imagine as I look at the camera and I shift my eyes about four inches to the left over the monitors that I'm looking at, it is the most dreamy, beautiful tree lined blue sky view. It's what? 70 degrees today? Steven Jack Butala: Yeah. Jill K DeWit: So we were on our bikes all day yesterday. We had to race home to not get in the rain yesterday. It was so flipping fun. Steven Jack Butala: We're in Durango. By the time this is airs, we will not be. Jill K DeWit: True. Steven Jack Butala: And we'll be out of Ouray also. We're going up to Million Dollar Highway in our new RV. New to us RV over the next week. Jill K DeWit: Exactly. We're loving it. Steven Jack Butala: I just installed this studio today, so we'll see if it works. But I'm pretty happy with myself. Jill K DeWit: We'll see if it works. Steven Jack Butala: I'm generally not happy with myself and I'm pretty happy with myself right now. Jill K DeWit: Why are you… I'm the opposite. I roll around. I am generally happy with myself, but if nobody else is, I don't care. I'm happy with myself. Steven Jack Butala: That's why this works, Jill. Jill K DeWit: I could look like, I don't know what. I could be a disaster going down the street, but I might feel really good about myself. Steven Jack Butala: Your strange unwarranted positivity offsets my eternal negativity. So we're always at zero. Jill K DeWit: Do you know what's really nice? A lot of negative people say, “Oh no, I'm not negative. I'm a realist.” You don't say that. Steven Jack Butala: No. Jill K DeWit: It's really kind of funny. Exactly. I just want to add that this is us. This is us on the road. We're going to be on the road for months now you guys. This is our first podcast on this trip, so this is number one of how many weeks we should start keeping… We should put that in there. Keep track of it's episode 1957, but it's episode one of this… What am I trying to say? This particular outing and our outing might be eight weeks, it might be 12 weeks, it might be 20 weeks depending how today goes. So you never know how this is going to end, but I just want to add, the whole point I'm trying to make is I'm buying and selling land all over the country. I'm not standing there. I'm not going there. I'm not seeing it. I'm not doing anything of that. Why do I have to stay in any one state or any one country? Steven Jack Butala: I love this thought, this methodology. Jill K DeWit: Yeah. I want to hit this home to all of you. If you want the flexibility of, hey, if you're tired of going to office, I understand and you want to be your own boss and have your own life,

Join Steven Jack Butala and Jill DeWit, as they share their on-the-road insights. Delve into an engaging conversation about the land component of affordable housing, inspired by a recent career path alumni call. Jill also illuminates the evolving role of marketing in modern land flipping. Tune in to hear about their adventures in scenic Colorado and the liberating experience of life on the road. Don't miss this thrilling episode, and become a part of the Land Academy community by texting your questions to 480-530-7383. Transcript: Steven Jack Butala: I'm Steven Jack Butala. Jill K DeWit: And I'm Jill DeWit and this is the Land Academy Show from the road. Sorry, I had to just throw that in there. Steven Jack Butala: This is episode number 1,957 and today we are talking about the land component of affordable housing. It's a in depth discussion that we had in the most recent career path alumni call. Jill K DeWit: Career path alumni. Steven Jack Butala: And then Jill's going to talk about the role of marketing in this, what we call modern land flipping currently. How we do it now. Jill K DeWit: What I do now is not what I was doing five years ago. Steven Jack Butala: Exactly. Jill K DeWit: It's going to be cool. I want to say too for a few minutes, like we are coming to you from the road, we happen to be in Colorado, and if you could just imagine as I look at the camera and I shift my eyes about four inches to the left over the monitors that I'm looking at, it is the most dreamy, beautiful tree lined blue sky view. It's what? 70 degrees today? Steven Jack Butala: Yeah. Jill K DeWit: So we were on our bikes all day yesterday. We had to race home to not get in the rain yesterday. It was so flipping fun. Steven Jack Butala: We're in Durango. By the time this is airs, we will not be. Jill K DeWit: True. Steven Jack Butala: And we'll be out of Ouray also. We're going up to Million Dollar Highway in our new RV. New to us RV over the next week. Jill K DeWit: Exactly. We're loving it. Steven Jack Butala: I just installed this studio today, so we'll see if it works. But I'm pretty happy with myself. Jill K DeWit: We'll see if it works. Steven Jack Butala: I'm generally not happy with myself and I'm pretty happy with myself right now. Jill K DeWit: Why are you… I'm the opposite. I roll around. I am generally happy with myself, but if nobody else is, I don't care. I'm happy with myself. Steven Jack Butala: That's why this works, Jill. Jill K DeWit: I could look like, I don't know what. I could be a disaster going down the street, but I might feel really good about myself. Steven Jack Butala: Your strange unwarranted positivity offsets my eternal negativity. So we're always at zero. Jill K DeWit: Do you know what's really nice? A lot of negative people say, “Oh no, I'm not negative. I'm a realist.” You don't say that. Steven Jack Butala: No. Jill K DeWit: It's really kind of funny. Exactly. I just want to add that this is us. This is us on the road. We're going to be on the road for months now you guys. This is our first podcast on this trip, so this is number one of how many weeks we should start keeping… We should put that in there. Keep track of it's episode 1957, but it's episode one of this… What am I trying to say? This particular outing and our outing might be eight weeks, it might be 12 weeks, it might be 20 weeks depending how today goes. So you never know how this is going to end, but I just want to add, the whole point I'm trying to make is I'm buying and selling land all over the country. I'm not standing there. I'm not going there. I'm not seeing it. I'm not doing anything of that. Why do I have to stay in any one state or any one country? Steven Jack Butala: I love this thought, this methodology. Jill K DeWit: Yeah. I want to hit this home to all of you. If you want the flexibility of, hey, if you're tired of going to office, I understand and you want to be your own boss and have your own life,

In this episode we recap our summer family vacation around the great state of Colorado!  Find out our favorite national parks and which one we could have lived without.  We cover all the must-see sights in and around Colorado: Garden of the Gods, the Great Sand Dunes, Santa Fe, Mesa Verde, Million Dollar Highway, Black Canyon of the Gunnison, Grand Junction, Glenwood Hot Springs (the Spa of the Rockies), Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park, Denver, Denver Rapids soccer game, and zip lining.  

Join Steven Jack Butala and Jill DeWit in the latest episode of the Land Academy Show as they bring you their insights from the road. In this episode, number 1,957, they dive into a fascinating discussion about the land component of affordable housing, drawing from their recent career path alumni call. Jill also sheds light on the role of marketing in modern land flipping and how their approach has evolved over time. They share their adventures from Colorado, where they enjoy the beautiful scenery and embrace the freedom of being on the road. Don't miss this exciting episode and discover how you can be part of the Land Academy community by texting them your questions at 480-530-7383. Transcript: Steven Jack Butala: I'm Steven Jack Butala. Jill K DeWit: And I'm Jill DeWit and this is the Land Academy Show from the road. Sorry, I had to just throw that in there. Steven Jack Butala: This is episode number 1,957 and today we are talking about the land component of affordable housing. It's a in depth discussion that we had in the most recent career path alumni call. Jill K DeWit: Career path alumni. Steven Jack Butala: And then Jill's going to talk about the role of marketing in this, what we call modern land flipping currently. How we do it now. Jill K DeWit: What I do now is not what I was doing five years ago. Steven Jack Butala: Exactly. Jill K DeWit: It's going to be cool. I want to say too for a few minutes, like we are coming to you from the road, we happen to be in Colorado, and if you could just imagine as I look at the camera and I shift my eyes about four inches to the left over the monitors that I'm looking at, it is the most dreamy, beautiful tree lined blue sky view. It's what? 70 degrees today? Steven Jack Butala: Yeah. Jill K DeWit: So we were on our bikes all day yesterday. We had to race home to not get in the rain yesterday. It was so flipping fun. Steven Jack Butala: We're in Durango. By the time this is airs, we will not be. Jill K DeWit: True. Steven Jack Butala: And we'll be out of Ouray also. We're going up to Million Dollar Highway in our new RV. New to us RV over the next week. Jill K DeWit: Exactly. We're loving it. Steven Jack Butala: I just installed this studio today, so we'll see if it works. But I'm pretty happy with myself. Jill K DeWit: We'll see if it works. Steven Jack Butala: I'm generally not happy with myself and I'm pretty happy with myself right now. Jill K DeWit: Why are you... I'm the opposite. I roll around. I am generally happy with myself, but if nobody else is, I don't care. I'm happy with myself. Steven Jack Butala: That's why this works, Jill. Jill K DeWit: I could look like, I don't know what. I could be a disaster going down the street, but I might feel really good about myself. Steven Jack Butala: Your strange unwarranted positivity offsets my eternal negativity. So we're always at zero. Jill K DeWit: Do you know what's really nice? A lot of negative people say, "Oh no, I'm not negative. I'm a realist." You don't say that. Steven Jack Butala: No. Jill K DeWit: It's really kind of funny. Exactly. I just want to add that this is us. This is us on the road. We're going to be on the road for months now you guys. This is our first podcast on this trip, so this is number one of how many weeks we should start keeping... We should put that in there. Keep track of it's episode 1957, but it's episode one of this... What am I trying to say? This particular outing and our outing might be eight weeks, it might be 12 weeks, it might be 20 weeks depending how today goes. So you never know how this is going to end, but I just want to add, the whole point I'm trying to make is I'm buying and selling land all over the country. I'm not standing there. I'm not going there. I'm not seeing it. I'm not doing anything of that. Why do I have to stay in any one state or any one country? Steven Jack Butala: I love this thought, this methodology. Jill K DeWit: Yeah.

Join Steven Jack Butala and Jill DeWit in the latest episode of the Land Academy Show as they bring you their insights from the road. In this episode, number 1,957, they dive into a fascinating discussion about the land component of affordable housing, drawing from their recent career path alumni call. Jill also sheds light on the role of marketing in modern land flipping and how their approach has evolved over time. They share their adventures from Colorado, where they enjoy the beautiful scenery and embrace the freedom of being on the road. Don't miss this exciting episode and discover how you can be part of the Land Academy community by texting them your questions at 480-530-7383. Transcript: Steven Jack Butala: I'm Steven Jack Butala. Jill K DeWit: And I'm Jill DeWit and this is the Land Academy Show from the road. Sorry, I had to just throw that in there. Steven Jack Butala: This is episode number 1,957 and today we are talking about the land component of affordable housing. It's a in depth discussion that we had in the most recent career path alumni call. Jill K DeWit: Career path alumni. Steven Jack Butala: And then Jill's going to talk about the role of marketing in this, what we call modern land flipping currently. How we do it now. Jill K DeWit: What I do now is not what I was doing five years ago. Steven Jack Butala: Exactly. Jill K DeWit: It's going to be cool. I want to say too for a few minutes, like we are coming to you from the road, we happen to be in Colorado, and if you could just imagine as I look at the camera and I shift my eyes about four inches to the left over the monitors that I'm looking at, it is the most dreamy, beautiful tree lined blue sky view. It's what? 70 degrees today? Steven Jack Butala: Yeah. Jill K DeWit: So we were on our bikes all day yesterday. We had to race home to not get in the rain yesterday. It was so flipping fun. Steven Jack Butala: We're in Durango. By the time this is airs, we will not be. Jill K DeWit: True. Steven Jack Butala: And we'll be out of Ouray also. We're going up to Million Dollar Highway in our new RV. New to us RV over the next week. Jill K DeWit: Exactly. We're loving it. Steven Jack Butala: I just installed this studio today, so we'll see if it works. But I'm pretty happy with myself. Jill K DeWit: We'll see if it works. Steven Jack Butala: I'm generally not happy with myself and I'm pretty happy with myself right now. Jill K DeWit: Why are you... I'm the opposite. I roll around. I am generally happy with myself, but if nobody else is, I don't care. I'm happy with myself. Steven Jack Butala: That's why this works, Jill. Jill K DeWit: I could look like, I don't know what. I could be a disaster going down the street, but I might feel really good about myself. Steven Jack Butala: Your strange unwarranted positivity offsets my eternal negativity. So we're always at zero. Jill K DeWit: Do you know what's really nice? A lot of negative people say, "Oh no, I'm not negative. I'm a realist." You don't say that. Steven Jack Butala: No. Jill K DeWit: It's really kind of funny. Exactly. I just want to add that this is us. This is us on the road. We're going to be on the road for months now you guys. This is our first podcast on this trip, so this is number one of how many weeks we should start keeping... We should put that in there. Keep track of it's episode 1957, but it's episode one of this... What am I trying to say? This particular outing and our outing might be eight weeks, it might be 12 weeks, it might be 20 weeks depending how today goes. So you never know how this is going to end, but I just want to add, the whole point I'm trying to make is I'm buying and selling land all over the country. I'm not standing there. I'm not going there. I'm not seeing it. I'm not doing anything of that. Why do I have to stay in any one state or any one country? Steven Jack Butala: I love this thought, this methodology. Jill K DeWit: Yeah.

It has been called the most perilous road in America during the winter season. So who would be crazy enough to keep Colorado's infamous Highway 550 clear in winter? My guest Clint Rhoads, CDOT supervisor and plow driver in southwest Colorado is. All that and more on the Driving You Crazy Podcast. Link to the online version of this story: https://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/local-news/snowplowing-on-the-edge-the-daily-grind-of-keeping-one-of-colorados-most-dangerous-roads-clear-of-snow Contact: 303-832-0217 or DrivingYouCrazyPodcast@Gmail.com Jayson: twitter.com/Denver7Traffic or www.facebook.com/JaysonLuberTrafficGuy  WhatsApp: https://wa.me/17204028248 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/denver7traffic   Production Notes: Open music: jazzyfrenchy by Bensound Close music: Latché Swing by Hungaria  

Listen to us talk about Greenbluff, Ghost of Tsushima, Landon trying to explain Elden Ring questlines, David's huge national park trip, Old Tucson, Whataburger, the Dallas arboretum, Half Price Books, the Sixth Floor Museum, Texas BBQ, some nuclear museums, Oppenheimer, the Million Dollar Highway, the Historic El Rancho, Landon's Chelan trip, Mick's hatred of hikes, Futurama, South Park, and the Quarry (with spoilers). Starring David Parker, Landon Browning, Mick Parker and Wil Dobratz. Recorded October 22nd, 2022.

The Veterans Charity Ride was just one of the reasons why so many of us came to southwestern Colorado and had the time of our lives at The Durango Bike Week Rendezvous - organizer Terry Connett and I join VCR Founder Dave Frey for a re-cap and a commitment to support one another going forward!Indian Motorcycle Ambassador Laura Feasler was there and she and I had the chance to ride the Million Dollar Highway with the un-blinking eye of the Indian Motorcycle cameras on us and some great people sharing the road alongside.Your FTR can and will do quite well off road. Just ask Canadian IMC Ambassador Dan Lengkeek. He's a rider, a photographer and an urban explorer who claims the FTR is the right tool for the job anywhere, anytime.And finally, I was a guest on The Arrive Alive Podcast with my friend, Len Bilello. We talk about getting back up after you've gone down...Enjoy!Motorhome MattAdvice, industry insights and an impartial view into the world of motorhomes, caravans,...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify The Midsters Podcast - Friendship Meets MidlifeWe are 3 college friends now in our 50s exploring the endless possibilities of midlife...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify All Automotive with Matt Clawson Automotive related topics. Anything from owning an repair facility to racing. Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifyPATREON - SUPPORT THE SHOWBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREE6D Helmets Cutting edge protection technology -. PROMO CODE IRR2021RUSH RACING PRODUCTS The first for Indian Motorcycles. If it's gotta go fast, ya better put RUSH on it.Lloyd'z Garage & IMC Charlotte The Industry leader for Indian Motorcycle performance cams, big bore kits and MOREPikes Peak Indian Motorcycle The #1 Indian dealer in Colorado! Ask about our Rental Programs and see us for the best deals - NOW Throttle Addikt Ulta-cool, retro garage style wear for the discriminating biker. PROMO CODE IRR2022Bikers Info USA The only app you need! - dealers, events, media and more - Bikers Info USA Find it in the App StoreDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

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Join Katie and Beanie in the Getaway Car! A multi-part extravaganza! In this episode we cover a memorable meal in Oklahoma City; our visit to Great Sand Dunes National Park; an exploration of the mysterious Silverton, CO; and our drive down Million Dollar Highway! Check out our latest episode to hear about why we brought a sled to a desert, a debate about steer vs. bulls, why we're terrible storm chasers, and a quick lesson on tumbleweeds! Got wanderlust? Travel with us on our road trip adventures! CLICK HERE to view Photos Part I from this leg of the journey while you listen! CLICK HERE to view Photos Part II from this leg of the journey while you listen! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/getaway-car-pod/support

This week, it's the third anniversary of the RV Miles Podcast! We travel from Durango to Ouray, Colorado on the Million Dollar Highway. Plus, how to boondock with a residential fridge, how to check your transmission temperature, and more!

Danger-Zone Most Dangerous Roads Danger-Zone is the title of this weeks pod. Ruthann explores Americas most dangerous roads. Is your state in the rankings? We talk about where most people run risk of being killed just by being on these roads. Danger is every where if you are on this list Americas Bad Roads Although the consistent, unchanging open road can be relaxing, some roads require a bit more concentration. While there are terrifying yet thrilling roads all over the world, there are plenty of roads that offer adventure right in the US. From Alaska's Dalton Highway to Florida's Highway 1, these are the most dangerous roads in the US. Alaska's nightmarish Dalton Highway stretches some 400 miles through remote forests, tundras, and over the Yukon River. What makes this drive extra scary is its 240-mile stretch with no gas stations, restaurants, hotels, or any other basic services. The road also contains multiple signs warning of steep grades and avalanches.A 181-mile stretch of Interstate 15 between Las Vegas and Los Angeles was ranked as the most deadly stretch of road in the US in 2010. The study revealed that in 15 years alone, 1,069 people had perished on the road.   A stretch of US Route 550 traverses three 10,000-foot mountains passes, and winds across steep cliffs and hairpin curves, all without guardrails. Local folklore says Colorado's Million Dollar Highway got its name because an early traveler said you'd have to pay her one million dollars to drive it again. Montana is known for being one of the most dangerous states to drive in, mostly because of its long stretches of highway in between towns. So if you have an accident, you're on your own, as it takes an average of 80 minutes for an ambulance to arrive Highway 2 is particularly dangerous; it maintains a 70mph speed limit through mountainous roads. The road has proven to be so treacherous that Washington State recently spent $60 million to make the road safer.Interstate 45 was ranked as the second-deadliest highway in the US in 2016 after analysts found that the highway averaged 56.5 fatal accidents per 100 miles of roadway. The most dangerous part of the route is in Houston, with 51 fatal wrecks from 2011 to 2015. So tune in to this weeks Podcast and see if you are in the Danger-Zone on Americas roads! Danger-Zone https://www.teletracnavman.com/infographics/most-dangerous-roads-in-america        

Revival Cycles Engineer, Chris "Ted" Auerbach, is no stranger to adventure. In June 2018, Chris took some time off for a 12 day ride on a BMW G650X around the southwestern US to explore the NM and AZ Back Country Discovery Routes, visit the Grand Canyon, Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park and finally ride the Million Dollar Highway and traverse Ophir Pass in Colorado. In this podcast Chris sits down with Alan, Andy, and Stefan to speak about the ups and downs of Backcountry riding, his favorite memories of the ride, and how gatorade bottles can save your life. To watch a video of this podcast along with some GoPro footage from his trip, click here: https://youtu.be/mFZ_heyt42c Follow Revival Cycles and The Handbuilt Podcast on Instagram: @revivalcycles @thehandbuiltshow

Maar na veel gezwoeg op de Million Dollar Highway door Robert komen we dan toch aan in Silverton; een dorp waar de tijd letterlijk stil heeft gestaan en de aankomstplek van de stoomtrein is die begint in Durango. Na al het zweten van gisteren besluiten we vandaag niet te hiken en gewoon de toerist uit te hangen vandaag. En er is geen betere plek dan dit, want binnen een uur komt de stoomtrein na een vier uur durende klim aan op deze plek en natuurlijk wachten we op de aankomst onder het genot van een kop koffie en natuurlijk te filmen.

Comedian Norm Stulz comes on the show to talk about how he once traveled to the wrong state for a gig and more. Norm has been doing comedy for nearly 40 years and has traveled all over the world. Who knows where he would be today without a GPS. Find out how he does it on this edition of One Crazy Story with Nate Armbruster. For more about Norm Stulz visit: normstulz.com Follow Norm on Twitter: twitter.com/normcomic Follow Norm on Instagram: instagram.com/normcomic Like Norm's Facebook Page: facebook.com/normstulzcomic Keep in Touch: Twitter: @natecomedy or @OneCrazyStory Facebook: facebook.com/OneCrazyStory Instagram: @natecomedy or @OneCrazyStory

Official website: https://www.lawabidingbiker.com Many of the Law Abiding Biker Media Crew and the Sworn Few Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club are headed on a 9 day cross-country motorcycle trip during June 2018 from Washington State through the Midwest. This motorcycle trip will lead us through Washington State, Twin Falls, Idaho, Cheyenne Wyoming, Papillion, Nebraska, Kansas City, Missouri, Amarillo, Texas, Gallup, New Mexico, Grand Junction Colorado, and Boise, Idaho. We are going to ride our Harley's hard on this trip and total around 4,000 miles! We're going to visit the Kansas City, Missouri Harley plant as it will be closing a the end of 2018. I'm excited we'll also be riding the Million Dollar Highway in Colorado.  SUPPORT US AND SHOP IN THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER STORE During this motorcycle trip we'll have one day to meet up with our beloved Patron Members of Law Abiding Biker Media, Inc. We'll be going on an awesome motorcycle day ride and have a dinner together at the end of the ride. To get all the specific trip details, to meet up with us, to ride with us, and to have dinner with us, you'll have to get access to our Private Patron Only Private Facebook Only Group by signing up as a member! Inside the Private Facebook Group we discuss more specific details and we'd love to meet you in person. You can also contact us here if your a current Patron Member for more specific information and if you have any questions.  CHECK OUT OUR HUNDREDS OF FREE HELPFUL VIDEOS ON OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL AND SUBSCRIBE! We originally did this podcast episode live via our YouTube Channel and it was exclusive access for Patron Members only with live chat! Make sure to listen into this podcast episode to get further details about this motorcycle trip and the Official Patron Member Only Meet-up.  We hope to personally meet you, ride with you, and have a meal with you. It's a Biker Revolution, so get involved already and sign up! Check out our Canada 2017 Motorcycle Trip Documentary Film and Patron Meet-Up! New Free Video Mentioned: Install New Grips on Harley-Davidson-Roland Sands Billet Tracker Sponsor-Ciro 3D CLICK HERE! Innovative products for Harley-Davidson Affordable chrome, lighting, and comfort products Ciro 3D has a passion for design and innovation  Sponsor-RickRak CLICK HERE The Ultimate Motorcycle Luggage Rack Solution Forget those messy straps and bungee cords Go strapless with a RickRak quick attach luggage system & quality bag New Patrons: Clark Quick of Ramona, CA Pace Millhollon of Austin, TX Carl Smull of Kennewick, WA Mathew Hemphill of Lodi, California Chuck Davis of Columbia, South Carolina Dan Lord  Jason Brock of Columbus, Ohio Leonard Conway of Midlothian, VA Todd Lynn of Bakersfield, CA If you appreciate the content we put out and want to make sure it keeps on coming your way then become a Patron too! There are benefits and there is no risk. Thanks to the following bikers for supporting us via a flat donation:   Leonard Conway of Midlothian, Virginia (Also a Patron) Brian Cann of Saugus, Massachusetts Martin Gavrila of Hollywood, Florida ________________________________________________________   CHECK US OUT AND SUBSCRIBE:   Website: http://www.LawAbidingBiker.com   Email & Voicemail: http://www.LawAbidingBiker.com/Contact   Phone Hotline: 509-731-3548   Twitter: https://twitter.com/LawAbidingBiker   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawabidingbiker        YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/scrappy587     Google Plus Page: https://plus.google.com/b/104041070580228657262/+Lawabidingbiker587   Instagram: http://instagram.com/lawabidingbiker     RSS: feed://www.LawAbidingBiker.com/feed   iTunes Direct Link to Podcast:  https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/law-abiding-biker-podcast/id622424087    Stitcher Radio: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/law-abiding-biker-podcast   TuneIn Radio: http://tunein.com/radio/Law-Abiding-Biker-p562288/

The Amateur Traveler talks to Erik Smith again about his trip to the Four Corners area in the American southwest. Four Corners is the spot where 4 U.S. states meet: Utah, Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado. While the Four Corners spot itself is just a photo op (an probably at the wrong place), the area around it contains some amazing scenery and historic sites. Erik gives us a state by state break down of the area. He tells us about National Parks nearby like Arches Canyonlands, Hovenweep, Moab, Canyon de Chelly, Rainbow Bridge, Mesa Verde , Chaco Culture, Black Canyon of the Gunnison, Petrified Forest and Aztec Ruins. The area also boats the spectacular and iconic scenery of Monument Valley and a stretch of road known as the “Million Dollar Highway”. It has many Native American sites including those like Canyon de Chelly run jointly by the Navajo nation and the U.S.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Erik Smith again about his trip to the Four Corners area in the American southwest. Four Corners is the spot where 4 U.S. states meet: Utah, Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado. While the Four Corners spot itself is just a photo op (an probably at the wrong place), the area around it contains some amazing scenery and historic sites. Erik gives us a state by state break down of the area. He tells us about National Parks nearby like Arches Canyonlands, Hovenweep, Moab, Canyon de Chelly, Rainbow Bridge, Mesa Verde , Chaco Culture, Black Canyon of the Gunnison, Petrified Forest and Aztec Ruins. The area also boats the spectacular and iconic scenery of Monument Valley and a stretch of road known as the “Million Dollar Highway”. It has many Native American sites including those like Canyon de Chelly run jointly by the Navajo nation and the U.S.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Erik Smith again about his trip to the Four Corners area in the American southwest. Four Corners is the spot where 4 U.S. states meet: Utah, Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado. While the Four Corners spot itself is just a photo op (an probably at the wrong place), the area around it contains some amazing scenery and historic sites. Erik gives us a state by state break down of the area. He tells us about National Parks nearby like Arches Canyonlands, Hovenweep, Moab, Canyon de Chelly, Rainbow Bridge, Mesa Verde , Chaco Culture, Black Canyon of the Gunnison, Petrified Forest and Aztec Ruins. The area also boats the spectacular and iconic scenery of Monument Valley and a stretch of road known as the “Million Dollar Highway”. It has many Native American sites including those like Canyon de Chelly run jointly by the Navajo nation and the U.S.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Erik Smith again about his trip to the Four Corners area in the American southwest. Four Corners is the spot where 4 U.S. states meet: Utah, Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado. While the Four Corners spot itself is just a photo op (an probably at the wrong place), the area around it contains some amazing scenery and historic sites. Erik gives us a state by state break down of the area. He tells us about National Parks nearby like Arches Canyonlands, Hovenweep, Moab, Canyon de Chelly, Rainbow Bridge, Mesa Verde , Chaco Culture, Black Canyon of the Gunnison, Petrified Forest and Aztec Ruins. The area also boats the spectacular and iconic scenery of Monument Valley and a stretch of road known as the “Million Dollar Highway”. It has many Native American sites including those like Canyon de Chelly run jointly by the Navajo nation and the U.S.