Blue Ridge Parkway
Virginia and North Carolina
1.4 km simulated stretch
Full route: ~350 mi of the 469 mi parkway
Current route
Daily Drive · Free run · Sep 28
A side channel off the daily. Same rules, but this is Blue Ridge Parkway under its own real conditions, and the course resets with everyone else's at midnight UTC. Back to today's scored run.
Dry and fast · Golden hour · 0.87 mi
Thread the flag gates (a miss costs two seconds), go around the fallen trees through the open side, and get to the finish fast.
AceDustyRook run the same course. Beat them to the line.
Arrows or WASD: steer, gas, brake. R restarts. On touch, hold the road to send it: drag sideways to steer, drag down to brake. You drive the motorhome. Hold Space with the wheel turned to drift a bend, and let go for a mini-turbo. On touch, a second thumb or the Drift button drifts. Tricks, shaves, gates and drifts fill the nitro; hold Shift to burn it, or the Nitro button on touch.
Course map
Today's course runs 0.87 mi of a 394.9 mi mapped route.
Elevation
Our 8 mapped routes. Each outline is the route’s real road line, with the simulated stretch marked on it. Free drives use a live forecast near the route and do not count as the daily.
8 of 8 suggested
Virginia and North Carolina
1.4 km simulated stretch
Full route: ~350 mi of the 469 mi parkway
Current route
Montana
1.4 km simulated stretch
Full route: ~50 mi scenic drive
Open simulatorCalifornia
1.4 km simulated stretch
Full route: ~40 mi coast drive
Open simulatorMontana and Wyoming
1.4 km simulated stretch
Full route: ~68 mi over the pass
Open simulatorColorado
1.4 km simulated stretch
Full route: ~48 mi across the park
Open simulatorFlorida
1.4 km simulated stretch
Full route: ~113 mi island to island
Open simulatorUtah
1.4 km simulated stretch
Full route: ~120 mi byway
Open simulatorOregon
1.4 km simulated stretch
Full route: ~280 mi coast run
Open simulatorHow it works
Every day at midnight UTC the drive moves to a new stretch of one of our 8 mapped routes. The course follows the route's real road line and its real elevation, and the day's grip, dust, and wind come from a live forecast near the route. Rain means a slick road and slower steering; a dry scorcher means fast running and dust on the wind.
Today’s road
A game, not a guide
This is a stylized time trial. The gates and fallen trees are invented, and nothing here says anything about traffic, closures, or conditions on the real road. Check the route’s page and local guidance before you drive it for real. See the full Blue Ridge Parkway route.
Section names like Hill Climb are our labels for the shape of today's line, not what locals call it.
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