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Skyline Drive, Cañon City: the road that broke our original scoring model
Short, not especially twisty, and perched on a knife-edge ridge above Cañon City. This is the road that proved curvature alone isn't enough — and why we added vertical exposure.
6 min read · Jun 10, 2026
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Mount Blue Sky: what happens when altitude ceiling goes to 14,000ft
The road to the summit of Mount Blue Sky (formerly Mount Evans) is one of the highest paved roads in North America. Here's what the score looks like.
7 min read · Jun 1, 2026
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Peak to Peak Highway: scoring Colorado's oldest scenic byway
Colorado Highway 72 and 7 from Black Hawk to Estes Park — sustained elevation, Rocky Mountain views, and surprisingly technical curves.
6 min read · May 20, 2026
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Icefields Parkway: Canada's highest-scoring road?
Alberta's Highway 93 through Jasper and Banff — glaciers, alpine lakes, and a sustained altitude ceiling that few roads in North America can match.
7 min read · May 15, 2026
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Colorado's Million Dollar Highway: what a 91/100 looks like in real life
The US 550 corridor through the San Juan Mountains — high curvature, extreme vertical exposure, altitude ceiling above 11,000ft. We rode it and scored it.
Why vertical exposure matters more than curvature on alpine roads
Curvature tells you how twisty a road is. Vertical exposure tells you whether it'll take your breath away. Here's why both matter — and when one outweighs the other.