Motorcycle Roads in United States
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The Eastern tip of this trip will take you into the beginnings of the Sandhills, while the Western portion is in the rolling plains. The best part of this trip, without a doubt, is Devil's Den. This…
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The route goes along Antire Creek until the end of Hwy PP, then along the Big River to the end, passing several farms and horse ranches while skirting heavily wooded bluffs on your right hand side.
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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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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…
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A lot of farm country including some Amish Territory. Small rolling hills and partial lush forest areas as you are on the border between Indiana and Michigan. Fall is an especially beautiful time on…
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This route winds through Happy Valley, which is a small community settled in between the Foothills and the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. Large yards, livestock, and fields are abundant.
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Fall color extraordinaire. This route can start in Boulder Junction, Take hwy M north out of Boulder Junction where it crosses the Manitowish river. Continue on M to stop sign at Cty B. Turn left on…
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This is a typical North Carolina farm country route that gets you quickly out of Durham by way of the Duke Forest. The route mostly covers farmland on both sides, which is great for a nice spring…
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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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Starting in the Wheat fields and farmlands in the western part of the state, passing through some of the best forests and lake country in the state and ending at the worlds largest, coldest, and…
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You'll travel through the San Gabriel Canyon and see the Morris Reservoir and it's dam. This road has vista spots that overlook SoCal and if it is clear, you can see the Pacific ocean.
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This road is fairly well shaded, running through dense redwood forests; there are some camps, and the quaint town of Occidental. Other than that, you'll be focused on the twisty road.
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Jesus Maria drops down into a small river valley and then climbs up the foothills to Railroad flat. This whole area burned in a fire in 2017 but has really grown back except for the big trees that…
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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…
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Winding curves through the Cookson Hills interspersed by stretches through valleys where you can open it up a bit. Vistas are constantly changing. This is a great 18 mile route & connects…
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This little loop is a great, one-hour detour from your trip on highway 101. You'll start the cruise through the open expanse of Santa Maria Valley's strawberry fields. As you curve gently past the…
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This is the famous Flint Hills area of Kansas known for its stretch of rolling hills located in eastern Kansas.This prairie land is covered in a blanket of wildflowers and tall-grasses.The flowers…
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Fantastic badlands and rolling, treeless hills. You can see for miles across two states, North Dakota and Montana. Very few signs of civilization.
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The route follows Lee Creek for the first 8 miles, climbing up on the ridges in the Boston Mountains then back to the valley floor. The road is cut through a mixed hardwood and pine forest. There…
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Route is mostly wooded, with a little over half of the route within the eastern portion of the Mark Twain National Forest.
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