Motorcycle Roads in Louisiana
"Louisiana (LA) boasts having some of the richest & most colorful cultural heritages in the US. Motorcycle riders can find scenic motorcycle roads intertwined with fascinating cultural & historical stops in places such as New Orleans, Cajun country and the plantation areas. Motorcycle rides can include visits to prominent historical sites from the War of 1812 and the Civil War as well as shopping at antique shops and artisan craft shops. Motorcycle roads along southern Louisiana feature coastal runs along some of Louisiana's 397 miles of Gulf Coast territory.
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Awesome scenery. Especially when you run along the Bayou.
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This route offers a beautiful contrast of scenery - on the one side of the road are farms and fields yet on the other side is the bayou with plenty of cypress trees and live oaks that absolutely look…
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The route takes you through a few small towns and along the Tickfaw river. Most of the route is well shaded with large oak trees especially along the river. Along the river there are post card…
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The scenery is beautiful rural and green in the spring and summer.
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Beautiful country farm land with a lot of hills and creeks to cross over. Some wildlife, like fox, Bluebirds, and one rancher has a herd of buffalo
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This trip will take you through some nice sweeping turns and mild elevations. LA 435 passes near the rear exit of Money Hill and there are lots of trees in places along the route. Depending on the…
3.5 out of 5
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Quiet country roads linking three small country towns. La-40 is especially twisty and hilly. Lots of shade along LA-60. Folsom and Bogalusa have multiple options for food and gas. La-21 between Bush…
4.33 out of 5
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The first leg of the trip from Washington to Lecompte is over flat, wide open land with lots of farming. Hardly any traffic and wide open land. From Lecompte to Ville Platte, the route is now heavily…
4.5 out of 5
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Just north of Shreveport along the shore of Cross Lake. This is a beautiful ride with few cars. Winding country road with lots of water, trees and farmland. Starts at the east end of the lake and…
4 out of 5
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There are a few residential areas as you pass through Kraemer, then it becomes a mix of cane field, agricultural and undeveloped land.
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Parts of this route are lined with oak trees while others have salt water marsh right up to the road.
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On this route you will see a wide variety of interesting things such as the Intracoastal Waterway, which is a man made channel that goes all the way from Texas to Florida. The route starts out in…
2.5 out of 5
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Average down home, back woods, Louisiana back roads decorated with Pine and Hardwood forest, farm and pasture land and that pass or cross several lakes and 3 rivers along the way. A nice alternative…
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A beautiful drive riding the Mississippi river levee. No amenities whatsoever, but no traffic. Beautiful fields, woods, long bridges, views of river lakes and locks.
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A lovely winding road thru the piney woods with many curves and hills. It takes place near the beautiful D'Arbonne National Refuge & National Wildlife area.
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You will find yourself riding atop the Mississippi River Levee for quite a span. The left will be the river batture. In south LA the area between the levee and the river is called the Batture. Being…
4 out of 5
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Most of the route is through rural, Cajun Country. The first leg of the ride down the Teche winds around the bayou, has lots of old trees along the route and on the opposite side of the bayou you'll…
3 out of 5
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Country; Rolling Hills; Forest; swamp/wetlands. You will be following the Amite River for a good portion and crossing back and forth over the river and hill/valley's that govern it's course. Scenery…
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The Kisatche Forest has Manicured road sides that line the drive through the hills and curves and there are Vista views and hiking trails and some Trails are marked for ATV and Horseback riding also.
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It is 59 miles one-way. Hope others enjoy it as much as I did. The general scenery you'll see along the way comprises of farm land, timber land, punctuated by old towns, and hills.
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