Motorcycle Roads in United States
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40 miles of rural paradise - near Charlotte. The Awesome Austin Road Loop is all quintessential North Carolina rural back-roads paradise. Hilly, windy roads in perfect condition, through farmlands,…
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The trip goes to the heart of the Rocky Mountains. The route is constantly climbing or descending. Only the ten miles west of Gunnison is fairly level.
The varied scenery starts right away as you…
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This route follows the Pine River. While on this route you will see lots of farmland, woods, and ponds.
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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…
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Starts off with a bit of dead grass, but about 10 miles in is very green and stays that way the rest of the ride. You can see plenty of farm land and lots of cattle grazing. You get up into the…
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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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In 1869, John Wesley Powell traveled down the Green River in Utah and mapped a colorful, wild area known in any detail until then only to native Indians. In 1915, the initial area was made into a…
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South to North route: This lightly traveled route takes you past a couple of small Idaho farming communities, then through extensive agricultural fields. On a clear day (and there are many of these…
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Hwy 261 winds though the grass lands of the Washington Palouse. In the spring temperatures are mild and the grass is emerald green. At certain vantage points the Palouse looks to be relatively flat…
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Fabulous road through the valley with nice sweeping curves, wide fields in the valley floor, sometimes feels like sailing. The other end cuts through the mountain where the road turns very curvy.
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Nice rolling open country roads, some small towns, but not too many to kill the ride.
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Start in rolling farm land with some small buttes from Wibaux to Baker. Baker to Ekalaka rolling hills, Ekalaka to Alzada start with pine trees and badlands views and breaks into rolling pastures…
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This is the TOP end of the Hill Country and believe me you will not be short on views and beautiful scenery. Be it either long or short distance. Several flat top buttes to view from the road and…
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This route takes you through farm land. You will go up and over Skyline Mountain. While on the mountain, you will get short glimpse of the valley below when the leaves are on the trees.
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Road conditions are good, and the road travels typical Western Washington countryside - evergreens and a little farmland. Occasional glimpses of water until you get to Port Gamble when you have a…
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This route has everything that Oklahoma has to offer as far as nature scenery. On this ride you will see rolling hills, wide open plains, tree covered hillsides, a beautiful deep canyon, lots of…
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Valparaiso University is a beautiful campus for a small school. The Chapel, along US30, is world renown for the architecture. The farmland/suburbia is along the sweeping curves east of Valpo, as…
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Scenery is limited to the wooded area the road was carved through, along with some rural residential areas.
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Too many mountains and parks on the way to mention, beautiful Mountain Meadows with many small towns along the way. Plenty of well-known places along the way, including Little Bear in Evergreen,…
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The Mississippi Delta is flat with lots of fields and there will be long stretches where you can see for miles of corn, soybeans or cotton. Some places will be deep bayous with cypress tress, like…
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