Motorcycle Roads in United States
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It has breath taking views, however you really need to be on your toes because there are more than 600 turns and 60 one lane bridges. If you have seen Jurassic Park the Movie this is it. The ocean…
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This route has a little bit of everything... Starting in Sterling, VA, a suburb of Washington DC, it takes you west to the foot of Skyline Drive in Front Royal then heads north to Charles Town, WV…
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While traveling through Kyle and Lee canyon you will have views of Mount Charleston and many of the the other peaks around. You will also get a great sense of leaving a desert and entering mountains…
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Mountains, valleys, rivers. This ride has it all. Ok, maybe not "rivers" but you do see Lee Creek and the recreation area created by the CCC at Devil's Den. If you've got the time, you may want…
3.75 out of 5
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This route consists of looping around the Lake Wateree Recreation Area. The route starts a little slow but after about 15 minutes you hit the rolling hills that dot the land around this lake.
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Steep climb and tight curves to above 9,000 ft. there is a scenic overlook just a few miles from the start and it's worth a stop to see the valley below. As you continue it's obvious the damage done…
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The road is through a mountainous canyon, so there are beautiful trees, gorgeous streams, frequent mountain wildlife, beautiful hidden valleys, and scenic ridges. A great example of northern…
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Tree lined road, ride by a river, thru the mountains then out to a beautiful valley. Views of Lake Casitas on the way!
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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…
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This route introduces the rider to the wonders of the "other" Oregon. The high desert is dry with wide open vistas, the remnants of ghost towns and ranches tucked into lush green creek sides and red…
5 out of 5
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Since you leave Red Bluff, on Route 36, the view is just some special, to start there is a section of the road that goes straight for about 8 miles, but don't worry, that is just to give you the…
5 out of 5
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Tree lined curves and hills with adjacent river in part. A large portion of the route travels through the lush green George Washington National Forest ... check out the Google map (online map link…
5 out of 5
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Scenic vistas, rolling hills, farms. Exceptional fall foliage. Charles Mound, highest point in IL. just north of town of Scales Mound. In my opinion , probably the most scenic fall foliage road in…
5 out of 5
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You will get to see 2 lakes,Taneycomo & Table Rock, as well as a State Park & marina, & Branson itself has more stuff going on than anywhere south of KC or north of Hot Springs AR.
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Out of Murphysboro you pass through the Shawnee National Forest. Tree lined, rolling hills down 127 to 146 leads to Anna and up old 51 opens up to nice panoramic views across the countryside.
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This ride is a typical high country ride in Colorado. The best time is in early mid September when stands of Aspen turn golden. 24 starts out crossing a high plain with a slow climb to Tennessee Pass…
5 out of 5
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Great views as you drive next to the Grand River for most of this route on less traveled roads.
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Very beautiful when the trees have leaves!!! Not just a flat ride... lots of hills.
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This short but sweat 2.5 mile run will take you through some terrain featuring scattered palms and oaks just a few feet from the road. A few older homes exist between quiet streams and clay boulders.
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The scenery is great it starts near the Ohio river and end at the ohio river . running right through the heart of Wayne national forest.
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