Can you recommend a scenic driving route in the Western United States? As this is my first time driving in the United States, I am not sure which route would be more fun ?

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This time we drove in the western United States for 32 days, covering more than 8,600 kilometers, visiting famous national parks such as the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone in the western United States, and cruising on California Highway 1, enjoying the speed and excitement of Road trip.

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My classic West Coast route. From San Francisco to Carmel--Los Angeles--Las Vegas--Death Valley--Yosemite--Stanford University--San Francisco, 10-day itinerary.

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