Motorcycle Roads in United States
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What to do when one finds a gem. That is exactly what this 'Rider's Road' is all about. This is riding a gem in the most northern part of California without hardly any tourists crowding anything. It'…
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This route covers some curvy back roads throughout Franklin and Wake County. It crosses major highways (401, 87, 96, 98) but sticks to shady back roads. It takes you through or near Wendell,…
3.83 out of 5
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This route is full of farm land with plenty of sweepers and high speed straights where you can see what's coming.
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The scenery should be great but the lack of turn outs to see the views limit this to just OK. While riding there is no time to look around, you have to watch for the next turn.
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The route climbs over the Continental Divide. At the summit of 11,990ft Loveland Pass, jaw dropping vistas greet visitors. If the scenery doesn't leave you breathless, hiking up to ridges on either…
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This road follows the southern edge of Lake Lure in Rutherford County, NC. It provides views of the lake and surrounding mountains if you're brave enough to take you eyes off the road.
4.6 out of 5
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Wow!!! I can't believe I've been riding motorcycles in the DC area for 12 years now and never found or heard about this beautiful little gem tucked away in Loudoun and Fauquier counties. I was tipped…
3.83 out of 5
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The White Pole Highway reveals plenty of beautiful Iowa Countryside. You'll see corn, beans, and rolling hills of Iowa pasture land.
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You will see dense forest, Ohio River overlooks, flat river bottom land and curvy hills. Overall this is a leisurely day ride filled with beautify scenery, great places to eat and the enjoyment of…
4.4 out of 5
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The route starts out in suburbia and leads off into the mountains. The upland valleys get very pretty. There's a chance at a lakeside detour. The route ends in a tree-lined scrub valley that opens up…
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The scenery is nice with cattle ranches and orange groves. What makes this ride nice is NO traffic and a twisty road.
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The North Shore is a terrific place to spend the day, or a weekend. With several scenic towns, beaches, whale watches, museums, deep sea fishing expeditions, and more; the north shore offers diverse…
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The road travels up a valley and then crosses a mountain or two. Many views from atop and the valleys over toward Mouth of Wilson are spectacular. Mountain laurel lines the road in the first 6 to 8…
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The views along the roads are unique and the roads themselves are two-lane, weaving stretches of gently twisting pavement. It has wild landscape with bizarre trees and outrageous rock formations. It…
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The scenery is very good but few places to stop and admire them. Alabama rural areas, Mostly hills and twisting turns.
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Rolling hills, great twisties along the Gallatin river. Hwy 191 is bar none the best way into Yellowstone for motorcycles!
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Heavily wooded along both sides. Occasional openings that oversee the eastern slope of this Mountain found on the Eastside of Albuquerque. Once at the top you can park and walk to the scenic overlook…
4.4 out of 5
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Majestic Shores/coastline with rock formations. Mountain tops overlooking expansive lakes. Fog creeping up the hills in an eerie blanket of white cotton.
4.4 out of 5
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This route gives you a unique look at northern Arizona and the less visited North Rim of the Grand Canyon. You will be traveling at approximately 8,000 ft above sea level. The route travels through…
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You can see the St. Croix river bluff, some pretty big hills and valleys, some creeks and small towns too.
3.67 out of 5
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