Signs Tagged With Scenic Byway

US-191 South at UT-211 in San Juan County. UT-211 is a Utah Scenic Byway.

I-70 east at Exit 182 - US-191 South/Crescent Junction/Moab. US-191 south leaves I-70 here.

US-6 East/US-191 South at I-70. Merge right for I-70 west; merge left for US-191 South and US-16 East (not signed here). US-191 joins I-70 east to Crescent Junction. US-6 joins I-70 east to Fruita, Colorado.

US-6 East/US-191 South near Helper. The sign beneath the shield designates this stretch of highway as a segment of Dinosaur Diamond Byway - part of America’s Byway System.

UT-67 south with Legacy Parkway sign and Utah Scenic Byway Sign. Legacy Parkway parallels I-15 south between Farmington and Salt Lake City. It is designated as a scenic byway, and runs along the edge of the Great Salt Lake. Although the highway is an urban freeway, the speed limit is 55 MPH.

End US-14A at US-14 - Burgess Jct. Turn right for US-14 west to Shell and Greybull; turn left for US-14 east to Dayton and Sheridan. There is also a Bighorn Scenic Byway sign, of which either direction US-14 is part of.

Scenic Byway information for US-14 on US-16/US-20 West/WY-789 North approaching Greybull. Use US-14 East for the Big Horn Scenic Byway.

Sacajawea Historic Byway on ID-33 east, near Mud Lake.

End AZ-66 west at I-40/US-93 jct. Use I-40 West/US-93 North for Los Angeles and Las Vegas. Use I-40 East/US-93 South for Phoenix and Flagstaff. Continue straight for Andy Devine Avenue and Historic Loop US-66.

For Historic US-66 to Peach Springs use Exit 53. The Arizona Scenic Byway symbol is on the top left of this sign. Historic US-66 through Arizona between Topock and Ash Fork is called the Historic Route 66 National Scenic Byway.