Motorcycle Roads in United States
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The route winds through tree lined roads through the hills, rural farm land, and interstate highways. This ride will give you a little of everything.
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If you like twistys and Amazing mountain views you will get this for all 9 miles!
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I believe when they named the southern portion of this road Swedish Valley must have named it that because it is so beautiful it must look like Sweden. The mountains on either side and the lush…
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The “DMV” (District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia) does not have enough routes worth the journey. This short ride is 1 of 2 rides that I found OPEN and repeatable within 50 miles of DC. The road…
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You'll see and smell the lush green pine forests. You'll pass many old farmhouses and open fields. The road occasionally tops a small mountaintop and reveals distant views and nearby ridges. There…
3.25 out of 5
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The time to do this ride is in the fall. The colors rival anyplace I have ridden in America. Plenty of lakes and streams and hills. Wonderful winding roads, clear view straight-a-ways. Most of the…
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Farmlands plus pecan groves even a cotton field thrown in and horse ranches along with Llamas, vineyards, 3 wineries along the way
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You'll see incredible scenery that includes mountains, rivers, old buildings, historic landmarks and end up at beautiful Breaks Interstate Park inside of the Jefferson National Forest.
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As you leave La Veta heading south you will see several rock formations. To the east of 12 there are the Dakota era sandstone formations known as the stone walls. Amazing site if never viewed before…
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This route follows a good set of roads thru the foothills in Tennessee. It's a great example of what you expect to see when riding on the back roads. A lot of hills, winding turns, good roads, nice…
4 out of 5
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The route goes through the small town of Allentown that is very scenic and then changes into the New Jersey Pine Barrens. After that it changes again to the beach community of Long Beach Island and…
3 out of 5
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This one of the most, if not the most, famous sport bike roads in Colorado!! It is not too far from Denver or Colorado Springs so a lot of folks make weekend journeys to pay omage to Horsepower Hill…
4 out of 5
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America in miniature.... farms, industry, towns with money (Victorian mansions, golf courses, rolling lawns)... towns on the decline... (faded glory falling off the side of the road)... long…
4 out of 5
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First section there are farms as you get in the hills,Then you are in a heavy dense area of trees.
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Starts outside the Rocky Mountains, taking you up a deep valley past beautiful mountain homes and large fields.
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This route travels through the heart of the Desoto National Park. Lots of nature and a few hills. This is not a heavily traveled road. It has some curves, but a beginner will be able to navigate this…
4 out of 5
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just a gorgeous road with great curves and hills that are well banked and in great shape. pine trees, ponds and just great East Texas scenery.
the only issue is you have to watch out for logging…
4 out of 5
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As you travel along the route you will catch glimpes of the river, lake and dense forest.The route rises and falls with the river bottom and the hills surrounding Fort Gibson Lake. Most of the route…
4 out of 5
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This is a very pretty ride that runs along Rocky River with nice homes and a few farms along the way. In the fall you will find the colors very pleasing.
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This is a mountain route starting at Loa (elevation 7,064') with the usual desert brush wherever there is no irrigated ranchland. Then on the lower slopes are semi-arid trees like Utah juniper,…
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