Burnwood
Burnwood, home to your garage, is a place that produces some of the most talented figures in racing culture. The central roads run between office and commercial buildings, and if you want to burn rubber away from dense urban development, the outskirts have industrial areas and a train depot.
To the north lies Los Sol, birthplace of the legendary Los Sol Bridge, and Beckenhall, which offers views of the majestic Crescent Mountains.
Crescent Mountains
The Crescent Mountains rise above Burnwood. From the scenic Beech Foothills, long winding roads lead into the mountains, where breathtaking panoramas of the city open up. Continue further north and you'll reach Granite Springs — home to a monument and a mountain bridge. Drive even further north and you'll see Wade Canyon and the dam.
The higher you climb, the longer the fall, as they say. There's no better place to burn rubber and seriously boost your reputation for style than the winding roads leading down.
Royal Park
Royal Park nestles between Burnwood and South Port. Although it's the main residential area in the city, it also contains the business district and skyscrapers that can be seen for kilometers from anywhere in Ventura Bay. West of Royal Park you'll also find GHOST Stadium — the perfect place to meet up with your team first and then hit the streets together.
And if you head east, you'll reach the Lone Palm Village shopping center, from where the southern roads around Arcadia Park lead to South Port.
South Port
Want to experience the charm of narrow roads? Head to South Port — the industrial center of Ventura Bay. Here you'll find the San Pedro Docks and the petrochemical plant — not the most attractive place for tourists, but ideal for those who are tired of the city and want to let off steam.
The Ventura Bay Police Department is also located in this part of the city — a great place for lawbreakers: anger the cops and a bunch of patrols will chase you all over South Port and beyond.
El Rey
El Rey is a large mountainous area in the westernmost part of the city. There's plenty of interesting stuff here if you drive slower and look closely. Two roads lead to El Rey: the highway along the west coast — an ideal route if you want to go all out — and the mountain road through Hangman's Peak.
El Rey Pier is a great spot to stop and rest before a long trip to the other side of the city. Just don't drive too fast — you don't want to miss Castle Hill waterfall.
Franklin Terrace
Heading west from the bridge in South Port, you'll arrive at Franklin Terrace — home to numerous tech company buildings like «BBA Industries». Winding roads run between Apollo Heights and Harbor View, and convenient highways leading north, south and west make it easy to reach other parts of Ventura Bay.
