Motorcycle Roads in United States
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Scenery description: Curvy two lane highway running alongside rivers and trough valleys. Many small quaint villages on the road. Not many semi trucks. The route travels through the Green Mountain…
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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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Farmlands plus pecan groves even a cotton field thrown in and horse ranches along with Llamas, vineyards, 3 wineries along the way
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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 Maumee River, and never strays far from its banks. There are many, many gorgeous views. Most of the ride has the river on one side, and iconic Ohio farmland on the other. For…
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There are views of high desert, flowers, wildlife, and Craters of the Moon Monument.
We took Hwy 20 out of Mountain Home Idaho, on our way to Yellowstone. We
began in Springfield Or, and…
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This route travels through the heart of the Desoto National Park. Lots of nature and a few hills. This is not a heavily traveled road. It has some curves, but a beginner will be able to navigate this…
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This is a short, leisurely tour connecting destinations each worth its own tour, the scenic college town of Oxford, Ohio and the recreation mecca of Brookville Lake, Indiana. In between is a narrow,…
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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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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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This route is a great starting or finishing point for many of the other routes already listed on here. It keeps you on two lane paved, striped roads, but away from traffic and highways. You cross the…
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Although I tried looking at the scenery the curves in the road made it difficult to enjoy it. There are points to pull over and look out over the mountains but it you are going to fast you will pass…
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While FSR25 is basically a ride in the forest, the twisty route to Windy Ridge more than makes up for it. Views from the numerous turnouts along FSR99 are spectacular and panoramic — from Mt St…
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This route follows a good set of roads thru the foothills in Tennessee. It's a great example of what you expect to see when riding on the back roads. A lot of hills, winding turns, good roads, nice…
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Blue Ridge type views to Rock house at 374, down hill run to Big Pine, it follows the creek bottom to 664. Rocky bluffs, streams caves etc. Runs right through the Hocking hills area ... you'll drive…
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The scenery varies: There is much open country of farm land, then rugged mountain terrain with passing views, and of course the great views at Cumberland Gap Overlook. Cumberland Gap Overlook Parking…
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This route brings you through forests and farmland along the MA/CT Border. It is a great Leaf peeping Route! And, the roads are quiet and mostly good.
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Scenic views and winding twisties and S curves abound. Lots of tree covered lanes, and open roads passing pastures and orchards. Nice view of Lake Apopka from the top of the mountain. If the weather…
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As you travel along the route you will catch glimpes of the river, lake and dense forest.The route rises and falls with the river bottom and the hills surrounding Fort Gibson Lake. Most of the route…
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