Motorcycle Roads in Alabama
(AL) is a great state for motorcycle roads that combine rich heritage and culture stops blended with scenic beauty. Motorcycle rides can be enjoyed along some state designated trails designed specifically to showcase cultural, historical, and scenic stops along the path. A sampling of the trails available are the Civil Rights Museum Trail, the Civil War Trail, the Native American Trail, and the Covered Bridge Trail. Scenery in the state varies from rolling hills, vast untapped & lush forests, and a small stretch of the Gulf coastline
This road goes around the Crater site of Wetumpka, so naturally you're in for some good roads. Mainly the road is very forested.
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The route is through the northern part of Tuscaloosa County and has some You get pasture land and wooded curvy roads.
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You can overlook the city of Huntsville along the route, with scenic pulloffs on the way back down.
Unfortunately the tree growth is very thick, and the best views are taken up by upper class…
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Upon leaving the City of Cullman you will find yourself in farmland and small towns, hills and valleys, large streams, and all this before you even reach the National Forest! Once inside the forest…
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This route covers the generous section of the Natchez trace and journeys through the foot hills of the Appalachia winding through twists and turns landing in Clifton Tn a beautiful river side town on…
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County Rd 14 west of the Natchez Trace runs along the Tennesse River to Waterloo, AL. From Waterloo, County Road 14 goes northerly, and heads into Tennessee and changes to Holland Creek Road, which…
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