Motorcycle Roads in United States
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There are a few residential areas as you pass through Kraemer, then it becomes a mix of cane field, agricultural and undeveloped land.
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This route mostly goes through wooded residential areas with elevation changes and a lot of nice turns. If you go north on Six forks you will be treated to a land bridge across a large reservoir area…
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The north side of this route offers mountain scenery and the south side of this route is gentle rolling mountains with dips and very light traffic.
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The first several miles on 1002 has a lot of 20-30 mph curves. As it progresses further north it straightens out, but has a lot of pretty farm land.
North of Hwy 2088 there it again becomes…
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This route is a good road in that the scenery provides lots of forests with hills and curves, and is a logging road for local loggers. Used often by bicycle tours so the terrain is not too difficult…
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This is Chester County horse country and the scenery does not include mountain vistas but it is a beautiful rolling terrain. The crosses small streams and lush farmland.
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The stretch of 36 is the best that road has. When you're on 60 for that short stretch, you'll want to turn around and take it again (I've done that myself). And what you see of 541 is just amazing…
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This route covers Mt. Scott, the 3rd highest point in Oklahoma, Ft. Sill with its tours and museums, the Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge- home to herds of Buffalo, Elk, and longhorn Cattle. You will…
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This route encompasses country roads, mountain, an ocean, and drops you off at Castle Island ... all within 40 miles!! It starts out on country roads passing farms and lakes. You then pass through…
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The scenery isn't bad but its not the rolling hills and spectacular views you will find if up in Hill Country. Mostly open, flat, desert views but still better than highway riding.
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This road begins in the cute small town of Bellvue, and continues past a couple small farms to Horsetooth reservoir. The reservoir is beautiful with plenty of areas to pull off, hike, snack, or go…
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Beautiful winding roads recently paved gliding along Fishing Creek, a premier trout fishing stream. Along the way the road climbs steeply toward Rickets Glen State Park, a great place to picnic,swim,…
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Rural farmland and river valley. Open grazing fields to creek/river bed valleys with trees over hanging roadway.
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This route is the only way up to Beech Mountain Resort. The weak part is all the development. The strong part is the beautiful views and that you get to the Land Of Oz at the top (note: Land of Oz is…
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This route follows a river, so a nice river view is available at times. It also passes a nice looking Apple Mountain Resort.
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Mostly desert shrub land with steep gullies and long colorful grasses. The nearby hills are not very high but show a lot of varied shapes. They are all topped by a hard layer of sandstone with sharp…
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The terrain shifts quickly from picturesque farm settings, flowing fields to heavy forest as you roll though several small communities and towns of Americana.
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Rolling, forested hills, and occasional farmlands all throughout interspersed with some well spaced rural lots. Keep your head on a swivel, or you'll miss out on some beautiful vistas to the east (…
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The eastern portion runs through some great tree tunnels, up over some hills and the western portion puts you up on a ridge with some great views. I'm sure it is great in both directions. The road…
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The conservation area showcases a set of large red rock formations: a set of sandstone peaks and walls called the Keystone Thrust. The walls are up to 3,000 feet (910 m) high, making them a popular…
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