Motorcycle Roads in United States
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This is a fun route with some interesting stops. Gila Bend has gas and food-little else. As you travel north, you will briefly pass some desert (the whole countryside around here is desert climate),…
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This route makes one feel that they are in Switzerland. You will pass a beautiful stone Church that over looks a valley with white cattle grazing the hillsides. You will encounter many stone…
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Well paved road that dumps you out 1/2 block from the Lake Michigan shoreline, and 3/4 miles from Redamaks, the Legendary Hamburger joint recently on Netflix. The drive is sweeping turns, and a few…
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Characterized by the river it follows, this ride winds through the Salmon River Canyon from Riggins to White Bird. If you come during May/June, be warned that it's salmon season and much of the…
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The occasional house scattered amongst tree lined Old SR 37. The trees are close to the road and it winds around a lot. Speed limit is 45, but you'd be going too fast for that road if you were going…
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Great views all along Guanella Pass Rd. of various nearby peaks such as Mount Evans which has the highest peak of the Chicago Peaks in the Front Range of the entire Rocky Mountains.
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Route runs through the southern Adirondack Mountains. Because it is heavily forested there are no long range views.
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Lots of farm land that look like "Post Cards". Undeveloped land and hills provide great views. Rolling hills. Old abandoned school houses are interesting stops, but be aware farmers use some for…
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Vast farms and no big rigs. Sparse traffic. Patches of woods. Linwood Ln is specially beautiful.
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This is a jog through the mountains. You'll be seeing lots and lots of forest and not too much else.
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A nice tree lined road with gentle curves, light traffic, well marked and in great condition, crosses the Withlacoochee River, where there is a new restaurant on the river(called Ratz Ass)bike…
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Very nice New England back roads with classic New England scenery including streams and lakes. You'll pass by Wyola Reservoir and end up at Leverett Pond. Overall, a very nice scenic drive!
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This ride will take you through Caprock Canyon. While you are in the Gail area expect to see prong antelope, wild hog, turkey, deer, bobcat, various birds and other wildlife. You will see different…
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This route is a scenic loop that goes travels through the Theodore Roosevelt National Park. It starts out in historic Medora, ND and the beautiful Badlands region of ND (much prettier than SD…
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This route runs through the mountains along Rist Creek. On the way you will pass the historic Stove Prairie school. beautiful scenery but the school is the only stopping point between Poudre Canyon…
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Chama valley has great food at Bodes in abiquieu, rock outcroppings, mesa's and stunning rock formations (Georgia O'Keefe painted here) pinion forests til tierra amarilla and then mountain farms and…
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Fields, open road, light traffic, small towns is what you'll see if you decide to exit I 57 and take IL state route 37. We enjoy the short jaunt from Mt. Vernon to Effingham.
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This ride travels through some valleys of thick trees where you'll also see cliffs and clear streams- beautiful!
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The scenery is good and all, there's just no time to enjoy it. The road is too demanding, and if you look up you won't be looking up for long. If you take it at a nice slow cruise, I suppose you can…
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