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At a Glance
“Yreka!” – ancient Greek for “I got
it!” – was famously exclaimed by the great Syracusean thinker
Archimedes when the solution to a thorny arithmetical problem
suddenly hit him when getting into his bath. Being a
mathematician, he'd certainly appreciate the TIRES algebra that
you get to immerse yourself in on this, the Klamath River
basin’s second most famous DH. The western fraction of this road
is between the sedate Siskiyou and Marble Mountains, so the
Scenery doesn't equal the alternate Klamath ride. But it does
divide nicely, gradually becoming drier as you click on the
miles heading east towards the Shasta Valley. This road is not
as twisty as its derivative cousin but it does have superior
Pavement that permutates just fine with its invariable
Engineering. Tragically, the recurring buildings do subtract
from Remoteness, though Character still adds up nicely and is
remarkably similar to that of DH12. And because it is a state
highway, you can probably count on speed tax professors checking
your speedo numbers. If you manage to get a passing grade from
them, it’s mathematically certain that you'll "get it" too. And
like Arch, end up a happy camper.
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