Houston Area Drives
#16
I disagree because my crew and I as always hit up the country all the time.
PV, chapel hill, belleville Fayetteville, backroads from hwy 6 towards the nat forest are all good curvy fun. Plenty to drive on close to here. Then yes up towards the 3 sisters. I even take all back roads to our bbq spots to blacks bbq or up to driftwood to saltlick bbq. As ll great fun.
PV, chapel hill, belleville Fayetteville, backroads from hwy 6 towards the nat forest are all good curvy fun. Plenty to drive on close to here. Then yes up towards the 3 sisters. I even take all back roads to our bbq spots to blacks bbq or up to driftwood to saltlick bbq. As ll great fun.
That said, I also lived in Dallas for about 15 months and the area around Dallas is even worse for cars/motos. And an awful place to live compared to Houston. Loved living in Houston.
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I disagree because my crew and I as always hit up the country all the time.
PV, chapel hill, belleville Fayetteville, backroads from hwy 6 towards the nat forest are all good curvy fun. Plenty to drive on close to here. Then yes up towards the 3 sisters. I even take all back roads to our bbq spots to blacks bbq or up to driftwood to saltlick bbq. As ll great fun.
PV, chapel hill, belleville Fayetteville, backroads from hwy 6 towards the nat forest are all good curvy fun. Plenty to drive on close to here. Then yes up towards the 3 sisters. I even take all back roads to our bbq spots to blacks bbq or up to driftwood to saltlick bbq. As ll great fun.
Yes, I belong to LSRPCA and have done some drives on some good roads. But the fact remains that Houston sucks for good driving roads. I grew up in NYC area where every back road is a chance to enjoy the car, even at the 30 MPH limit. And the twisties are a lot closer. Here, it’s flat and straight until you get out past Conroe or Hockley.
#21
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I lived there for 20years. There are some “decent” roads but I’ll admit that it’s a LONG trek thru some monotonous and/or congested highways to get to anything fun, especially if you are coming from central Houston.
#22
Those roads are not in, or near, Houston. They are, at a minimum, a 45 minute ride.
Yes, I belong to LSRPCA and have done some drives on some good roads. But the fact remains that Houston sucks for good driving roads. I grew up in NYC area where every back road is a chance to enjoy the car, even at the 30 MPH limit. And the twisties are a lot closer. Here, it’s flat and straight until you get out past Conroe or Hockley.
Yes, I belong to LSRPCA and have done some drives on some good roads. But the fact remains that Houston sucks for good driving roads. I grew up in NYC area where every back road is a chance to enjoy the car, even at the 30 MPH limit. And the twisties are a lot closer. Here, it’s flat and straight until you get out past Conroe or Hockley.
#23
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My point is outside Houston there is fun to have. If your looking to drive in the city your in the wrong place. But starting in pv the fun begins. To each their own but if your looking for switch back city this isnt it. But if your looking for some good country driving roads w some good curves w fun we have that. Again to each their own. I've no complaints because my crew and I know where to go for our fix.
That all being said, i could do without all the rain we've been having lately, annoyingly always starting Friday and ending Monday. Thanks Mother Nature. You're a b*tch.
#24
Anyone in the Houston area have a good drving route to recomend? Ideally something that can be a 2hr or less round trip. Not trying to break any world records on public roads but something with some actual curves, that has been repaved in the last decade and no traffic jam would be nice. Starting to think Houston might be the worst place in the U.S. to have a car obsession. Someone please tell me I am wrong.
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Once the rain stopped this afternoon I went out and drove some terrific roads just south of San Felipe Tx west of HOUSTON and then back into Brookshire. Nice straits and also curvey roads and almost no traffic at all into Brookshire. Once back on I10 towards HOUSTON stopped at Bucees for a fill up of 92 octain ethanol free gas and back home. Thoroughly enjoyed it and many bugs exterminated.
#27
Burning Brakes
Now this is real talk.....it's almost like we've had to store our cars for the winter months. Hell I wanted to sit in the bucket seats so bad I turned my car into my daily for 4 days before the rain returned a few weeks ago.......Phil
#28
After yesterdays hard rain it dried up very well and I went out for a jaunt of fun. Theres a smile that starts when the engine starts. Phil hopefully you got out yesterday
#29
It was this loop. Drawing on my iPhone isn't ideal but you get the idea. Fun. Also noticed a packed restaurant in Simonton with lots of out door patio seating called Anthony's grill. Worth a stop next time.
#30
No thats not the road I thought you drive on. Its races road which on the other side of the freeway. You'll love it if you've been on it. It is 1458.i think I heard of that grill b4. I'll have to try it out