'scenic ride' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a route or journey which features beautiful scenery, either natural landscapes or man-made sites. Example sentence: We took a scenic ride through the countryside to Marlborough, admiring the rolling hills, picturesque villages and grand country houses.
For me it was less than an hour's scenic ride on Metro-North from Grand Central Terminal.
The van gets 22 miles a gallon in the city and comes equipped with big picture windows for a scenic ride.
If you want, you can continue to the Staten Island Ferry and take the free and scenic ride to Staten Island and back.
After a night of flying, and a transfer from Heathrow Airport to Paddington Station in London, we caught a train for the long — and not especially scenic — ride to our starting point roughly 250 miles west, Milford Haven.
By 1873 some 35,000 tourists annually were taking an 80-minute, 18-mile (29-km) scenic ride up and down Mount Pisgah and neighbouring Mount Jefferson for the cost of $1.
There is free parking and a scenic ride to town if you choose to take the Charleston Water Taxi at Charleston Harbor Marina in Mount Pleasant (843-330-2989; www.charoundonwatripaxi.com; $12round trip, $12 all day).
In scenic riding the equestrian, appropriately costumed, acted out a pantomime on horseback.
Continuing traditions from the days of Astley, scenic riding remained extremely popular in the 19th century, before the purely acrobatic style supplanted it.
Amid the rocky terrain, you'll find one of the country's most scenic rides, along the JR Hiatsu line from Yatsushiro to Hayato.
The tour focuses on scenic rides along the coast of the Noto Peninsula, with its fishing villages, terraced rice fields and limestone formations.
In the Endless Mountains, the Elk Mountain Ski Resort in Union Dale features scenic rides on its chairlifts during its Fall Festival 2001, on Saturday and Sunday.
