I do not want to travel the entire length of US 41.. I just want to figure out a way to get from Marietta Georgia to Indiana by only traveling on US 41. I know it is possible, but I also know there are some tricky things to pass, for instance, I am told the Penny Rile is a little tricky. I am not comfortable driving on big highways, and just want to get back home by traveling on 41. If anyone reads this… (by the way I am leaving early tomorrow morning).. please help a girl out!! I have tried to google the way, but have had NO Luck!!
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If I recall correctly, you can bypass the Pennyrile Parkway by taking US41-A. Main 41 joins the Pennyrile for a short distance so it really isn’t that bad. But I think you would like to do 41-A. It winds and twists and goes through some interesting areas and there is some history on it. I have only driven the Kentucky section; I never did get around to driving the Tennessee section.
Also, it depends on where you are going in Indiana. Most of US 41 in Indiana is 4-lane divided. At the time I drove it back in the 1990’s, there really wasn’t that much traffic on it. I remember seeing this fantastic 4-lane highway and I was like the only person on it. This may have changed. There is quite a history regarding how and why US 41 became 4-lane through Indiana; at one time before its upgrade it was known as Killer 41. From Terre Haute south it was also called the Dixie Bee Line, and there are some remnants of the old highway between Vincennes and Terre Haute but you really have to know where to find them. I hope this helps.
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