Motorcycle Route Author
By Guest (0 McR Points)
on Apr 30, 2006
Rider Reviews
Written Directions
Start your route in the town of Merrill, WI. From there simply head north on highway 107 all the way up to the end point of Tomahawk, WI.Scenery
Hwy 107 is a very scenic road that runs along side the Wisconsin River between Merrill and Tomahawk. Riding along the Wisconsin River you can see eagles and other wildlife. The scenery on this road is always beautiful but its especially pretty during the fall colors. The only thing bad is you really have to be on our tows watching for deer and turkeys.Drive Enjoyment
Hwy 107 is a blacktop road that's in pretty good condition as it was redone a couple years back. This is a slow paced, twisting road that is only around 25 miles long. The roads surface was repaved a couple years ago so its in pretty decent shape.Tourism Opportunities
There isn't really any place to stop and eat or get gas on this 25 miles long stretch of road.Motorcycle Road Additional info
- View the weather forecast for this area from Yahoo weather . - Wisconsin Dept of Natural Resources -
BigRagu
July 31, 2012
4 McR Points
Motorcycle Type : Touring
A great road for a short run. Lot of turns and good scenery. As always in Northern WI watch out for sand and gravel on the inside corners of the turns. Several small bars for snacks.
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gruve76
August 30, 2021
149 McR Points
Motorcycle Type : Touring
Very rough road. Great scenery but watch out for wildlife.
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Jean
July 25, 2011
2 McR Points
Motorcycle Type : Cruiser
This is an awesome road - have taken it many times every year - nice & curvy. If you go, you must stop at Grandfather Falls - the river is funneled into 2 huge tubes that carry it through the hydro plant. You can stop at both ends, about a mile apart. It's really a site to see.
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