Motorcycle Roads in United States
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The route is heavily wooded, traveling past creeks, farms, and cul-de-sac subdivisions. The start of the route is at one end of the Gravois Bluffs shopping center, but quickly leaves the commercial…
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This route travels through northern Jefferson County, MO, and is heavily wooded, crossing a number of creeks, while going past a number of secluded subdivisions and a few remaining farms.
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The further north you go on IN67, the more fun it becomes. You start in the valley of the Wabash River going through several small towns and farmer's fields. The road begins to get more into the…
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This route travels through heavy woods over and along several ridges and creeks, past several farms.
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The route goes through deep woods just to the east of Hwy 30 and right next to Sugar Creek for a few miles.
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I'm gonna say that the scenery varies depending on the season in which you do this ride. Springtime is always nice when the flowers are in bloom (unless you suffer from allergies). Fall is also a…
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The route travels through wooded hills and valleys in central Jefferson County, past residential homes and a few farms.
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Not much in the way of scenery. It may be called Mt. Pleasant, but it's only a 'mount' for Ohio, so I wouldn't get my hopes up. Coming out of Martin's Ferry you'll be going uphill, but not passed any…
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The beginning of the route is in suburban St. Louis County, and is a mix of hills, residential subdivisions, and some strip malls. Once past Hwy 109, the scenery changes to heavy woods, as the route…
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This is a winding hilly road through the heart of the Alaskan wilderness. Since the road is paved , you will have a little more time to take in the magnificent views. There are turnouts and pulloffs…
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On a clear day you can see Denali, the highest mountain in North America from Delta Jct. and in numerous spots and pulloffs along the route. The route parallels the Tanana River all the way to…
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The route winds it way through the Alaskan Wilderness. There is abundant wildlife such as Bears, Moose, and Caribou, all through Alaska to be seen and to be wary of on the road. There are many scenic…
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The route starts at the Mississippi River, and proceeds initially through the urban streets of North St. Louis City, then through Midtown, the Central West End, and across the north and west sides of…
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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 beginning part of the route parallels I-270, and is typical of a "frontage road" for an interstate in an metro area. Lindbergh Blvd/Kirkwood Rd travels around (and under) the west end of Lambert…
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This road follows several creeks the entire length of the route. In that regard it's a pretty scenic road, and the fact that there's more than a few towns on this rear gets you an eyeful of rustic…
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The route starts at the historic Chain of Rocks Bridge and follows the Mississippi River riverfront before turning onto Broadway. A brief passage through the historic Bellefontaine and Calvary…
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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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This road is a real hidden gem. The eastern half follows the left fork of Big Creek, then climbs the mountains to join AR-7 as it passes the lookouts for the Arkansas Grand Canyon. On the way, you…
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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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