My journey to finding the best places to drive slowly in Rosemont

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Hey ChiCitySports community!

As a lifelong car enthusiast and resident of Rosemont, I was always on the hunt for the best places to take a slow and scenic drive. After much exploring and research, I've finally found some hidden gems in this beautiful city. I wanted to share my journey and findings with you all.

My search started with recommendations from friends and family who live in the area. I also did some online research and stumbled upon forums and blogs that highlighted scenic drives in Rosemont. From there, I took to the roads and went on several drives, taking note of the most beautiful and peaceful routes.

After several trial and error drives, I finally found the best places for a slow and scenic drive in Rosemont. I discovered the following places:

1. Balmoral Avenue: This street is famous for its lush green medians and tree-lined sidewalks. You can take a leisurely drive and enjoy the scenic views of the surrounding residential areas.
2. River Road: This scenic road runs along the Des Plaines River and offers stunning views of the water and the surrounding nature. Take a slow drive and admire the natural beauty of the area.
3. Lake Park: This lovely park offers a serene and peaceful drive surrounded by lush trees and greenery. Take a leisurely lap around the park and enjoy the calm and peaceful atmosphere.
4. Rosemont Neighborhoods: The city's residential areas are perfect for a slow drive. Explore the charming streets and enjoy the sights and sounds of the community.

I hope that my journey and findings will help other car enthusiasts and residents of Rosemont find the best places to take a slow and scenic drive. Happy driving

 

[Rob219_CBMB]

I've many seen beautiful places, but back home here in the middle of the map, I guess I like driving around Downers, Westmont, Batavia and around up and down LSD in the city on Sundays debating where to eat. not really scenic as much but still. Indiana doesn't have anything much.

As for the best drive you can ever get is driving from here to L.A. or Las Vegas or Phoenix straight up, driving thru the mountains at night with the top down is otherworldly, same goes for the Pacific Coast Highway, definitely rent a nice car for this one. Porsche, 64Impalas, Bentleys, Lambo, etc.

Georgia is pretty scenic. Really neat towns in some areas down there, nothing you'll ever see out here.

Chicago to Seatlle thru Denver, take the hard top.