Paved One-lane, One-way Roads

No Worries · 08-25-2010, 03:50 PM

Some friends of mine came back from Sturgis and I asked if they went to Custer State Park. I went there in September in the late 70's and there was this unbelievable one-lane one-way road in the park. Steep downhill, extremely curvy, and in a dark forest.

The woman who drove up there mentioned the one-lane tunnels in the park where you have to blow your horn before entering. But that wasn't it as the road I was on was about 2-3 miles long. The guy who rode his Harley there said it was too crowded to go into the park. I tried Googling it but only came up with the tunnels. I hope they didn't make it into a two-lane. Anyway, if you should decide to go to Sturgis, Mount Rushmore, and Custer State Park, go there before or after the rally. And if the one-lane road is still there, let me know.

My other favorite, paved one-lane road is on top of a Hogback. That's the name for tilted sedimentary rock formations that stick up in the air and form a spine like the back of a hog. The road is Skyline Drive, in Canon City, Colorado http://www.sangres.com/colorado/frem...line-drive.htm. They often shoot car commercials on this road.

08-25-2010, 03:50 PM	#1
No Worries Keyboard Racer Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Mile High City Moto: Old Superbikes Posts: 1,016	Paved One-lane, One-way Roads Some friends of mine came back from Sturgis and I asked if they went to Custer State Park. I went there in September in the late 70's and there was this unbelievable one-lane one-way road in the park. Steep downhill, extremely curvy, and in a dark forest. The woman who drove up there mentioned the one-lane tunnels in the park where you have to blow your horn before entering. But that wasn't it as the road I was on was about 2-3 miles long. The guy who rode his Harley there said it was too crowded to go into the park. I tried Googling it but only came up with the tunnels. I hope they didn't make it into a two-lane. Anyway, if you should decide to go to Sturgis, Mount Rushmore, and Custer State Park, go there before or after the rally. And if the one-lane road is still there, let me know. My other favorite, paved one-lane road is on top of a Hogback. That's the name for tilted sedimentary rock formations that stick up in the air and form a spine like the back of a hog. The road is Skyline Drive, in Canon City, Colorado http://www.sangres.com/colorado/frem...line-drive.htm. They often shoot car commercials on this road.