Motorcycle Roads in Oregon
Oregon is a heavenly collection of scenic motorcycle roads. In fact, some of the country's best motorcycle roads are found in the Beaver State due to its scenic diversity and scenic eminence. A motorcyclists traveling across Oregon from west to east would see the majestic shores of the Pacific Ocean, pass through crisp and regal peaks of the Cascade mountains, make their way along the breathtaking Columbia River basin to the north, and end up in vast arid plateaus cut by picturesque river canyons when they reached the eastern portion of the state.
A nice ride around Hagg Lake with plenty of pullouts and good viewpoints on top of hills.
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Scenic rural roads with an amazing view of Mt. Hood that are great for all bikes and all levels of riders. End your ride at Coasters crossing which has a large out door seating area and great food.
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This cut-across highway between Hwy 26 and Hwy 97, is an easy ride on a quiet pristine double-lane road. It starts in a thick conifer forest and as one heads east it transitions to a pine forest then…
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Beautiful winding mountain road, lots of small creeks along the way, but no services between Joseph and Halfway Oregon.
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All scenery is subjective. This route is rural and has nice views of the coast range and you will be following the North Fork of the Siuslaw for about half the route. Very nice river scenery.
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Starting at Elgin, OR you'll immediately begin the slow steady climb from the farm lands up to Blue Mt. pass to an elevation of 5100 feet. This route winds though the forest past many snow parks and…
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Wildlife Reserve, Four river crossings on Three ferries. Eagles, Osprey, Rolling fields, State Capitol
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Lots of old growth Douglas firs, beautiful rivers and amazing vistas. You'll pass through mountains and the Willamette National Forest and pass by Cougar Dam.
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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…
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Scenery is excellent. Most of it is either tall tree lined hills or meandering open space.
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This is a beautiful ride through the Ochoco mountain range. You'll go over through many small burgs which have a lot of character.
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203 will give you a taste of mostly everything Eastern Oregon has to offer: high desert, rolling range land, wooded passes, and creek-cut canyons. Highway 237 is mostly high desert and range land,…
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A lot of this ride is mountain roads with plenty of river and stream views, but don’t expect huge panoramic views until you reach Newport.
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You'll see everything on this route, river canyons, rolling hill, farmlands and the Mountains. There is a real lack of traffic so that makes the ride even more enjoyable. Take a camera because…
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Typical characteristic pacific northwest coastal range territory. Forest land and some small farms. Depending on the age of the trees in the particular stretch, it's either beautiful forest, young…
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Hwy 22 has great scenery and is good for all bikes all though it is a safety corridor so mind your speed.
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Nothing too amazing along the route for coastal Oregon, aside from Tillamook bay at the south end, but a lovely river valley, and some forests and hills. A lot of pleasant shade for a hot day.
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Rural Oregon hills, sparsely populated. The older forest sections in the middle are pleasant and shady. Not a lot of extended views on this stretch due to the hills and trees. Scappoose itself is…
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You travel along the Rogue River, through tall pine tree forests, and end up at Crater Lake which by itself is worth the trip.
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