Motorcycle Roads in United States
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This road is a real hidden gem. The eastern half follows the left fork of Big Creek, then climbs the mountains to join AR-7 as it passes the lookouts for the Arkansas Grand Canyon. On the way, you…
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Pretty green farmland and forest in a river valley. No specific extraordinary views or sights, but extremely peaceful the whole way through. Prime example of the general beauty of the Oregon coast…
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Mostly commercial forest land on the south west end, which gives way to small farms on the north end. Western Oregon's characteristic rolling hills, streams and forest. The old Apiary schoolhouse…
4 out of 5
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Deputy pike is a road with plenty of curbs and follows and crosses over the Muscatatuck river you can start out at ether end Madison or Deputy of the route and its just as enjoyable.
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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…
4 out of 5
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The route is a mix of farmland and wooded hills and valleys. Of note are the cliffs that the road is next to (and under!) coming into and leaving Noel, MO along the Elk River.
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The route goes through the wooded hills and bluffs of the Big River in Jefferson County, and past a few farms and residential subdivisions.
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Antelope, deer, prairie dog farms, bald eagles, even some buffalo. Pretty wildflowers throughout.
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On the first leg, The Mohawk Trail, speaks for itself (as does the page for it...) But, it is really the lead in for the rest of the ride... There are many challenging twists and turns. (If you…
4 out of 5
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There are a few small towns and farmland. Not real exciting.
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The road follows the bends of the mighty Ohio River. Usually you are between the bluffs of the hills and the bottom land fields. The railroad runs parallel either below you or at times above you.…
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The route goes through typical mid-Missouri countryside, past mostly farmland and the occasional grove of trees. The route is mostly tree lined, giving flowering trees in the spring, shade in the…
4 out of 5
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This is beautiful country with a mix of family farms and forested areas. Elevations are generally low as much of the road is at the bottom of valleys, but some wide open vistas await around the turns…
4 out of 5
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Alongside the Mississippi River at times. This is part of the Great River Road.
Cassville is a lovely little town. Potosi is a bit larger.
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Hills and scenic farmland near the Mississippi River.
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You are driving through farmland of western Illinois, but you are also riding close to the Mississippi river as you ride through hills and curves.
4 out of 5
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You are traveling horse farms that so characterize the state of Kentucky without the traffic and affluence you see on other roads. It's more natural, as you wind along. There are some murals in…
4 out of 5
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KY32 is a well-travelled major thoroughfare, so it is well maintained. The other smaller roads are well maintained back roads. All is paved. It's not really a thrilling curvy ride, but there are…
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You are parallel to the Ohio River as you follow this route, hence you are in the bottom lands that don't have many hills. The roads are curvy and forested dotted with small towns and farms. The…
4 out of 5
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Generally, you are in woodlands and streams. South of Cabol lumbering has thinned parts of the forest, but much is still pristine. Lots of elevation changes and scenic vistas, but they were somewhat…
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