Highway 100; west of Washington: Missouri Motorcycle Rides

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Title: Highway 100; west of Washington

State: Missouri

Submitted By: Pigdog

Date Submitted: Mar 05

Motorcycle Type: 2000 Ural

Motorcycle Road Length: 65 Miles

Motorcycle Road Scenery:

Ride through Missouri's rolling farmland and small country towns along the south side of the Missouri River.

Motorcycle Road Quality:

Missouri has never been great on road quality (i.e. bumps potholes), however, this route has lots of sweeping turns and hills to offer.

Motorcycle Roadside Amenities:

Lot's of small towns to shop in. Hermann is in the middle of Missouri's wine country. Camping is available in Hermann also. The western end of the route is just a few miles from the state capital.

Directions:

Start your route in Washington, MO (which is about 50 miles west of downtown St. Louis). From Washington, MO its easy to describe as all you do is go west on Missouri Route 100 all the way to Linn Missouri (just follow the signs and enjoy the awesome scenery). Between Washington and Linn you'll pass through New Haven, Hermann, Gasconade, and Chamois.

Special note from the submitter: For an excellent fall foliage ride, I like to go West on 100 to Linn. I then take Hwy 50 to Jefferson City. Cross the river and then go East on Hwy 94. You'll end up back where you started from.

Additional Information:

- View the weather forecast for this area from Yahoo weather.
- Missouri Division of Tourism (314-751-4133).

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