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4 out of 5 Rider Rating 4
3 Reviews

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By RCSTX (7 McR Points) on Aug 15, 2018

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El Jefe
14 McR Points
November 15, 2019
I have ridden this route several times and it is…
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Mrosborne83
5 McR Points
September 12, 2020
Was nice to get out of Houston and onto some…
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Written Directions

I10 @ FM 1489 in Brookshire, take 1489 South to Simonton, West on FM 1093 to FM 1458, North on 1458 through San Felipe to Pattison, Pattison South on FM 359 back to I10.

Scenery

This route has several long sweeping curves along Bessie's Creek and the Brazos River. Some of the only elevation changes (small) you'll find in this part of Texas. Good BBQ in Fulshear, 5 Star restaurant in Simonton, Thirsty Parrot on 359 N in Monaville, a good place for a cold beer and lunch.

Drive Enjoyment

Long sweeping curves running through ranch land and forests. Pavement is typically in good condition, no potholes sometimes mud and or gravel near I10.

Tourism Opportunities

Stephen F Austin State Park in San Felipe, museum, golf course. restaurants not far off the path. Gas available near I10.
 

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El Jefe
November 15, 2019
14 McR Points
Motorcycle Type : Sport - Touring
I have ridden this route several times and it is always enjoyable. Excellent day ride close to Houston and work in a lunch stop along the way.
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Mrosborne83
September 12, 2020
5 McR Points
Motorcycle Type : Touring
Was nice to get out of Houston and onto some windy country roads. Definitely recommend!
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Bob Pate
October 29, 2019
30 McR Points
Motorcycle Type : Touring
I've ridden this route quite a few times as it is close to the house. Two up and single there are sections that can be fun with some sweeping curves but we are in the Houston area so it's flat. There a a few off shoot roads that can be fun with a few tight twisties too. Sometimes it pays to 'explore' and look at a map first. Hit a few dead ends but it is a great area with some urbanization and a lot f farm land. Steven F Austin Park is a great place to camp. We've had the Scouts there a few times.
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