Arivaca Sweepers: Arizona Motorcycle Rides

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Title: Arivaca Sweepers

State: Arizona

Submitted By: cmhitch

Date Submitted: Mar 08

Motorcycle Type: 07 BMW R1200RT

Motorcycle Road Length: 34 Miles

Motorcycle Road Scenery:

Southern Arizona's best road within 100 miles with massive views of the desert and nearby mountains.

Motorcycle Road Quality:

The only worry are cattle guards and the occasional cow. Great sweepers with instant elevation changes that makes the heart soar and all with little if any traffic!

Beware the occasional cow and Border Patrol. I rode through two stops but they're nice guys doing a great job.

Motorcycle Roadside Amenities:

Arivaca has no fuel but a quaint little market with cold drinks and snacks. Remember, it's about the ride, NOT the food.

Directions:

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Written directions:

Start about an hour south of Tucson off I-19 in a town called Arivaca Junction. The route starts in Arivaca Junction as you simply head west out of town on W. Arivaca Road.

Additional Information:

- View the weather forecast for this area from Yahoo weather.

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kwthom - 2006 Honda

Posted 42 days ago

The desert area is HOT from mid-spring through early fall - use common sense in dealing with two- and-four-legged animals!

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