>>292731Come on, it's not all good. There's I-84 and highway 101 in the summer, where thousands of tourists learn to drive their RVs. I've also been on parts of 99 which were moderately busy.
The great thing about Oregon is that the few busy roads all have quiet country roads heading in the same direction, and huge parts of the state don't have much traffic on any of the roads because the forest/grasslands aren't densely populated.
I've been on some roads here and there which I've liked better than the Oregon average, but in terms of overall quality and the accessibility of lovely routes to bicycle on, Oregon is the winner by a huge margin.
