Motorcycle Roads in United States
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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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This ride will take you through and by farms, lakes, rivers, small towns and villages. There are historic sites along the entire route. ie: Goodspeed Opera House, Gillette Castle, and the Hadlyme…
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There is a little of everything on this ride. Between the flat land riding and going through the hills you will take in river riding and see lots of cliffs and mountain views along the way to see.…
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Beautiful forest scenery. watch for deer at dusk. Nice camping spots. Awesome waterfalls. Great ride.
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As you leave the St. Louis metro area heading south on hwy 61, you enter many small river towns along Mississippi River.
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The route starts and ends at the beautiful Lake Minnewaska scenic overlook park in Glenwood, MN. Departing from here the route heads along the north shore of the lake, passing Woodland Point and Long…
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This route covers the lower Piedmont of NC. The scenery is rolling hills and farm land. It is relatively light on the curves. It travels through a couple of small towns.
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This is a really nice backroad route to St. Peter. It follows the Minnesota River, takes you through Ottawa and past a frack sand mining operation. Get off your bike, climb the dirt wall just short…
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Scenery is limited to the wooded area the road was carved through, along with some rural residential areas.
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An excellent twisty alternative to riding I-77 north from Marietta. Some cliffs, creeks etc. This route follows US Rt. 21 which was decommissioned many years ago. This is how many southern folk found…
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Just the Ol' 66 instead of the drone on the 40.
Keep an eye for Grand Canyon Caverns, pretty cool and worth a stop.
Little Route 66 shops along the way, rumored to be the road the movie Cars was…
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This route is your basic tree, hills, creeks, farms and country houses route that permeate West Virgina. Not boring, but not some grand joy, either.
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You are passing through a transition zone from mountainous to rolling hills of southern Ohio. The route passes by Stroud's Run State park, and through Wayne National Forest. There are some good…
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Riding the Natchez Trace is truly a ride through history (see Natchez Trace listing) however, it is not really a motorcyclist's "dream road." Low speed limits and long straight sections, with trees…
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The views along this route are mixed. Much of the route is essentially the service road for I-44, so the view isn't very interesting, at least on the highway side. However, since the road is often…
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Too many mountains and parks on the way to mention, beautiful Mountain Meadows with many small towns along the way. Plenty of well-known places along the way, including Little Bear in Evergreen,…
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A nice motorcycle ride featuring in a curvy road through many farm towns with pastures and the like. The southern half of this route specializes in nice rural Florida riding!
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The Mississippi Delta is flat with lots of fields and there will be long stretches where you can see for miles of corn, soybeans or cotton. Some places will be deep bayous with cypress tress, like…
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The route crosses Paint Creek 2 or 3 times, swoops down into a few valleys, and rises back up out of the woods into grazing land.
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Start in rolling farm land with some small buttes from Wibaux to Baker. Baker to Ekalaka rolling hills, Ekalaka to Alzada start with pine trees and badlands views and breaks into rolling pastures…
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