Bing Road Trips Quiz – Famous Routes and Scenic Stops
The Bing Road Trips Quiz follows scenic highways, famous stops and unexpected detours in a travel trivia quiz that covers the Pacific Coast Highway, the Ring Road in Iceland, the Great Ocean Road, the Blue Ridge Parkway and the Pan-American Highway. Route 66 is just one road worth remembering.
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🎯 Daily Trivia Challenge • 🧠 10 Questions • ⏱️ 150 Seconds
Route 66
Route 66 originally connected Chicago with which city?
California
Which famous coastal road runs along the Big Sur coast in California?
Iceland
What is the name of the main road that circles Iceland?
Australia
The Great Ocean Road, famous for the Twelve Apostles rock stacks, is in which Australian state?
Americas
The Pan-American Highway runs from Alaska almost to the tip of South America except for which gap?
Florida
Which highway links the Florida Keys on a series of bridges?
Appalachians
The Blue Ridge Parkway connects Shenandoah National Park with which park?
Europe
Germany's Romantic Road is famous for passing which kind of sights?
Route 66
Which famous art installation of half-buried cars stands near Route 66 in Amarillo, Texas?
Norway
Which twisting Norwegian mountain road has eleven hairpin bends?
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Explanations: answer key for all 10 questions
- Q1: Route 66 originally connected Chicago with which city?
Answer: Santa Monica
Route 66 opened in 1926 and ran about 3,940 kilometers. John Steinbeck called it the Mother Road.
- Q2: Which famous coastal road runs along the Big Sur coast in California?
Answer: The Pacific Coast Highway
Highway 1 hugs cliffs above the Pacific Ocean. Bixby Creek Bridge is one of its most photographed stops.
- Q3: What is the name of the main road that circles Iceland?
Answer: The Ring Road
Route 1 is about 1,320 kilometers long. It passes glaciers, waterfalls and black sand beaches.
- Q4: The Great Ocean Road, famous for the Twelve Apostles rock stacks, is in which Australian state?
Answer: Victoria
The road was built by returning soldiers after World War I. It is one of the world's largest war memorials.
- Q5: The Pan-American Highway runs from Alaska almost to the tip of South America except for which gap?
Answer: The Darién Gap
The Darién Gap is a stretch of jungle between Panama and Colombia. No road has been built through it.
- Q6: Which highway links the Florida Keys on a series of bridges?
Answer: The Overseas Highway
The Overseas Highway runs about 182 kilometers to Key West. Its Seven Mile Bridge is a famous landmark.
- Q7: The Blue Ridge Parkway connects Shenandoah National Park with which park?
Answer: Great Smoky Mountains National Park
The parkway is about 755 kilometers long and has no traffic lights. It is especially popular in autumn.
- Q8: Germany's Romantic Road is famous for passing which kind of sights?
Answer: Medieval towns and castles
The route ends near Neuschwanstein Castle. Rothenburg ob der Tauber is one of its best-known towns.
- Q9: Which famous art installation of half-buried cars stands near Route 66 in Amarillo, Texas?
Answer: Cadillac Ranch
Ten Cadillacs were buried nose-down in 1974. Visitors are encouraged to spray-paint them, so their colors change almost every day.
- Q10: Which twisting Norwegian mountain road has eleven hairpin bends?
Answer: Trollstigen
The name means the Troll's Ladder. It is usually closed in winter because of snow.
Bing Road Trips Quiz – Famous Routes and Scenic Stops
A road trip can be as memorable as any destination. Some highways are famous for their history, others for the scenery they reveal mile after mile. Many travelers plan entire holidays around a single road.
Route 66 is the classic American example. Opened in 1926, it ran from Chicago to Santa Monica and became known as the Mother Road. Stops like Cadillac Ranch in Texas keep its quirky spirit alive, even though highways have replaced much of it.
Coastal roads draw drivers around the world. The Pacific Coast Highway follows California's cliffs, the Overseas Highway hops across the Florida Keys and the Great Ocean Road in Australia passes the Twelve Apostles. In Iceland, the Ring Road circles the whole island.
Mountain roads add excitement. Trollstigen in Norway twists through hairpin bends, the Blue Ridge Parkway winds through the Appalachians and the Pan-American Highway stretches across two continents, broken only by the Darién Gap.
Each of the ten questions in the Bing Road Trips Quiz gives you three choices and a short explanation once you answer. The timer runs for 150 seconds, so try to trust your first instinct on the easy ones and save time for the tricky questions near the end. You can replay the quiz as often as you like. There is no sign-up and nothing to download, so you can start right away. When you are done, the related quizzes below are a good next step on the same topic.
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What This Quiz Teaches
- Route 66 history
- Coastal highways
- Mountain roads
- Road trips in Europe
- Routes across continents
- Famous roadside stops
Quick Facts
- Route 66 was officially removed from the US highway system in 1985.
- The Atlantic Road in Norway crosses small islands on bridges.
- Australia's Highway 1 circles the whole country.
- The Karakoram Highway is one of the highest paved roads.
- The US Interstate system began in 1956.
- Road trips became popular as cars became affordable.
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