Michelin maps - what's their definition of a scenic road?
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I love Michelin maps, they're my second favourite type.
To me their most useful single feature is they indicate scenic roads. I have driven many of them in many different countries and will always seek them out when travelling.
Despite some searching over the years I have not been able to determine what exactly constitutes a Michelin scenic road.
Does anyone know?
To me their most useful single feature is they indicate scenic roads. I have driven many of them in many different countries and will always seek them out when travelling.
Despite some searching over the years I have not been able to determine what exactly constitutes a Michelin scenic road.
Does anyone know?
G350 said:
I love Michelin maps, they're my second favourite type.
To me their most useful single feature is they indicate scenic roads. I have driven many of them in many different countries and will always seek them out when travelling.
Despite some searching over the years I have not been able to determine what exactly constitutes a Michelin scenic road.
Does anyone know?
According to the Via Michelin website - "The route option for scenic roads that may have a touristic interest"To me their most useful single feature is they indicate scenic roads. I have driven many of them in many different countries and will always seek them out when travelling.
Despite some searching over the years I have not been able to determine what exactly constitutes a Michelin scenic road.
Does anyone know?
My best guess, probably an ex-trunk road that's been superseded or bypassed by motorway and is thus lightly used and provides better access to tourist destinations, towns, villages etc....
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