Routes to French Lick from Virginia
Interstate 64 looks like a good bet, most of the way from Virginia. But driving a pre-war car, I don't really benefit from the 65-70 mph speeds. An alternate, scenic highway with 55-60 mph speeds would be more pleasant and wouldn't slow me down. And I wouldn't be crushed by semi's barreling along the Interstate at 80 mph.
It looks like Route 60 parallels Route 64, through West Virginia and Kentucky. Is this a relatively fast route or is it impossibly slow? Are there some places where it's good, and other places where one might switch back to I-64 to avoid built-up areas or steep hills?
By the way, I'll probably be traveling west on Tuesday and Wednesday, if anyone's driving a Hudson west on those days and would like to form a convoy.
It looks like Route 60 parallels Route 64, through West Virginia and Kentucky. Is this a relatively fast route or is it impossibly slow? Are there some places where it's good, and other places where one might switch back to I-64 to avoid built-up areas or steep hills?
By the way, I'll probably be traveling west on Tuesday and Wednesday, if anyone's driving a Hudson west on those days and would like to form a convoy.
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