Motorcycle Roads in United States
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This is riding through the valleys and ridge tops of reclaimed strip mining country and the views are great from ridge to ridge. Got done with a n/b trip and wanted to turn around and go back through…
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You are in the countryside of Middle Tennessee, with a bucolic mix of heavily timbered hills and grassy farmland valleys. A very relaxing and scenic ride!
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Much of this is well off the beaten part. Brief mountainous sections with steep drop offs, heavily wooded areas, and rural farmlands all mixed in. Many rapid elevation changes, a few twisites and…
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This route is designed to provide a safe, sane, and less congested route to Cape Cod. Except for the deck around the bridges (which you cannot avoid), it's the best way to get down there.
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As you travel along 52 North of Winston-Salem the rolling hills of North Carolina are starting so turn into mountains of Virginia. The hills let you see miles ahead of beautiful mountains roads.…
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Lots of high desert foliage, some nice mountain ranges and beautiful pink sand dunes - especially beautiful in the spring when the desert is blooming
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Travel on "The Constitution Route" through beautiful Albemarle and Orange Counties. Wonderful scenery, moderately windy roads through historic country side. You can cover this route in just over an…
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There is a lot of farm land mainly and really nice views of the rolling hillsides.
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There are many impressive houses on this route, as well as beautiful wooded lanes and snaking roads and changes of elevation (for Illinois.) There are also a number of parks and places to get to the…
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The route has a beautiful canopy of trees that on a few occasions almost create a tunnel to drive through (a great place to ride in the early fall when the trees are turning.). you will also get a…
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Pa 944 and Pa 997 are an absolute joy to ride. The tarmac is in good condition throughout most of this 52 mile journey, so you can enjoy tackling this route at a 'sporting pace' or a leisurely one…
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At the start of this route, after you leave Beach, ND, you'll see old farms, grasslands, & prairie and as you head east and get closer to Medora, ND you'll approach the badlands of ND and see…
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Um ... this really isn't a scenic ride. You'll be too busy enjoying the turns. There are sections of switchbacks and esses as well as high speed corners. But if you insist of glancing around, the…
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This road begins going east with a three-mile straight stretch of canopied road, then after another mile or two, it turns south/southwest, where the curves begin. You'll feel like you're riding…
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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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The trip covers mostly rolling plains until you get to Anlers and go north on highway 2. At this point the scenery becomes a 5 due to the large pines with a series of nice twisties. Definately a…
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Most of the first 30% of the ride is typical farm country road views of farmhouses and pastures. Occasionally, the small town at 25-30 mph. Once across the border and into Beloit and beyond, the view…
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Catoosa Canyton, Obed River, Catoosa Wildlife Management Area, Clear Creek, little development, beautiful views, many hills and curves.
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Small villages, old farms and CT. forests highlight this route. Sparsely populated and very picturesque.
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Looking east from the top of the 65' bridge over the Intracoastal Waterway, the Atlantic Ocean lies on the horizon behind the coastal Isle of Palms beach "cottages". Occasionally ships can be seen…
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