Motorcycle Roads in United States
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Lots of mountains, tree and the like...if you're brave enough to look while hitting the twisties up and down the mountain.
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This route has several long sweeping curves along Bessie's Creek and the Brazos River. Some of the only elevation changes (small) you'll find in this part of Texas. Good BBQ in Fulshear, 5 Star…
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The road cuts back and forth through the forested foothills of the Appalachia. Rides the top of ridges with scenic views, down through Big south Fork NRRA. You can continue to travel 92 and link to…
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Very enjoyable ride through the mountains around the Snohomish/Granite Falls area. This ride is mostly in the forests, so it provides great shade during a hot day.
On a clear day you can see the…
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Hwy 261 winds though the grass lands of the Washington Palouse. In the spring temperatures are mild and the grass is emerald green. At certain vantage points the Palouse looks to be relatively flat…
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In 1869, John Wesley Powell traveled down the Green River in Utah and mapped a colorful, wild area known in any detail until then only to native Indians. In 1915, the initial area was made into a…
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Mostly rolling farm land and wooded areas. Skirts the small town of Clayhatchee and Cairns Army Air Field.
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This route covers the back roads of Durham and passes many Churches in the area. The start and end of the route are nice, but once you get into the main parts of it, the scenery becomes beautiful.…
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As you leave La Veta heading south you will see several rock formations. To the east of 12 there are the Dakota era sandstone formations known as the stone walls. Amazing site if never viewed before…
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First section there are farms as you get in the hills,Then you are in a heavy dense area of trees.
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This route will take you through cattle country across the Brazos river and to the Bahia Trail. (known as one of the BEST backcountry Blue Bonnet roads in Texas.) You will take the winding Bahia…
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This is a mountain route starting at Loa (elevation 7,064') with the usual desert brush wherever there is no irrigated ranchland. Then on the lower slopes are semi-arid trees like Utah juniper,…
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I had heard about this road from a buddy. This is the curviest road in Tidewater, with several blind rises, where the road breaks left or right. Very rural and wooded
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This route follows the Pine River. While on this route you will see lots of farmland, woods, and ponds.
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Pass through a few small towns. Lots of rolling farm land and some wooded areas. As you get to the northern end of the route you will be beside the Walter F George Reservoir.
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The route goes through the small town of Allentown that is very scenic and then changes into the New Jersey Pine Barrens. After that it changes again to the beach community of Long Beach Island and…
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just a gorgeous road with great curves and hills that are well banked and in great shape. pine trees, ponds and just great East Texas scenery.
the only issue is you have to watch out for logging…
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This one of the most, if not the most, famous sport bike roads in Colorado!! It is not too far from Denver or Colorado Springs so a lot of folks make weekend journeys to pay omage to Horsepower Hill…
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This route skits the Olympic Mountains to the South and the Straights of Juan de Fuca to the North. With mountains on side and view to Vancouver Island on the other doing this slow out for the view…
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This route is suggested as a continuation of the world famous - "Going to the Sun" road in Glacier National Park. As you leave, you'll have the mountains of Glacier to your right and the rolling…
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