The drive from Taos to Denver (the back roads) is superb, especially in the early fall. I appreciated the wildflowers that lined the first 60 miles of the trip as I headed north on US 285. The highway is just a foot or so behind the wildflowers, I had to lay down to capture them and the sky as opposed to including the very unsightly roadway.
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