Motorcycle Roads in United States
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Beautiful wine orchards, and farms with green pastures, you will also see white-tailed deer, red tailed hawks, and fox along the roads eating or running in the fields. In January, could see the…
2.67 out of 5
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Nice back woods/mountain roads. Some grades. a couple small valleys but mostly wooded and hilly. Great in the fall with leaf colors.
4 out of 5
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This roadway runs through terrain ranging from low elevation valleys to hilly and mountainous regions. Spectacular views are available, especially at Hogback Mountain Scenic Lookout that faces south…
3.2 out of 5
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This route will take you through some hills and sweeping curves as you travel through some of Missouri's farm land. You'll leave Sedalia, heading east on Hwy 50. The route will change direction…
4 out of 5
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About as rural as it gets, this road will wind you through cattle farms, tobacco fields and very small country communities. We joke about it being our "mini-dragon".
4 out of 5
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Great view of the Olentangy River during most of the trip. You will also find some older riverfront homes and the possibility of spotting a bald eagle, they nest along the river.
3.2 out of 5
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Climb out of the alpine meadows of Apline, AZ and travel through nearly all of the habitat zones available in New Mexico. As you descend through the pine forests you notice the gradual climb in temp…
3.2 out of 5
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Seishotzville road is a nice scenic drive with some good corners. Recently repaved this is a nice ride all the way to Bear Creek Ski Resort. As you come down the hill on Farmington Rd. to Rt. 222,…
4 out of 5
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This is great Sunday afternoon - very green/rural with 5-star food/drink stops! Very green and rural, beautiful twists and lots of water (ponds, reservoirs, etc), really feel like you got out of the…
4 out of 5
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On this route you will become one with the landscape. Rolling hills, valleys and plenty of trees will make you forget the stresses of your daily routine.
4 out of 5
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This route takes you through the base of the smokey mountains with small quaint towns some terrific antique and collectibles shops along with a lot of gorgeous scenery including rolling hills and…
4 out of 5
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This route winds through nice wooded areas with great curves and a few elevated scenic spots along the way overlooking the countryside.
4 out of 5
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The scenic route along the Ohio river to Madison has some great views of the river, make sure to stop at Belterra Casino and have a bite to eat and try your luck on some table games. Lots of room in…
4 out of 5
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Quite country side and ranch land. In stark comparison to the hustle and bustle of near by Houston.
3.2 out of 5
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As you start north from Bushland, you'll see nothing but flat -- just like you were seeing on I-40. However, about 3 miles north, the road will suddenly dip behind a hill and drop you into a canyon…
3.2 out of 5
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Beautiful rolling hills and massive farms/plantations with lots of horses and gorgeous homes. Perfect scenery for a Virginia sunset ride, with sun setting over rolling green hill country. This is my…
4 out of 5
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If you enjoy seeing and experiencing American History, this route is unbeatable. You could spend a week's vacation taking all of it in.The route follows along the James River and through it's green…
4 out of 5
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The area is rich in large homesteads, history, trees, and intriguing geography. The loop provides good lessons in all these aspects, plus some outstanding riding as you wind your way over the rivers…
4 out of 5
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At the beginning of the ride, one is in the Red River Gorge but soon just skirting the Daniel Boone National Forest. The route is almost universally two lane winding with a lot of elevation and grade…
4 out of 5
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Good scenery. A lot of farm land and open areas to see quite a good distance and also parts of the stretch that go through dense woods and you're riding through the forest. You also take a ferry…
3.75 out of 5
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