Motorcycle Roads
MotorcycleRoads.com is the place to find the best motorcycle roads, routes, rides, and trips. There are millions of miles of roads in America, but not all roads are created equal. There are roads and there are motorcycle roads - riders know the difference. Planning spectacular motorcycle trips near year starts here by finding the best motorcycle roads and motorcycle routes because great roads lead to great rides!
This route picks up at the southern most part of Route 25 and travels South in the California Central Valley through farmlands, rolling hills and lots of wild animals. The road is often narrow with…
4 out of 5
Rider Rating
Country roads through New England countryside. Some farms and general rural structures. Route goes through the charming little town of Hope, ME. Crosses over Hachet Mountain for some nice country…
4 out of 5
Rider Rating
This route starts off in a quiet residential area, so keep it composed for the locals, and as you wind up the ridge you climb into more scenic area. You do shave a few degrees of temperature off, as…
4 out of 5
Rider Rating
Scenery is not strong but there are the Dogskin Mt in the distance. Continue North on North Red Rock Rd through farms and cattle ranch's. There is also a ranch for wild horses on the route.…
4 out of 5
Rider Rating
This is a short ride but with good views of fields and a few old bridges, not too many curves since it does follow the interstate but enough to keep you occupied. Also there are some big beautiful…
4 out of 5
Rider Rating
This road is fairly well shaded, running through dense redwood forests; there are some camps, and the quaint town of Occidental. Other than that, you'll be focused on the twisty road.
4 out of 5
Rider Rating
A few really good points of view along the way with views of cliffs and hills.
4 out of 5
Rider Rating
Views of the Altamont Pass wind farms, Carnegie SVRA and LLNL Site 300, Livermore/Tri-Valley and Tracy/Central Valley from the passes.
4 out of 5
Rider Rating
This route includes curvy sections along the Merrimac River and some scenic areas through farmland.
4 out of 5
Rider Rating
City views, lake, forest, farmland, movie and radio memorabilia, history, and more. This ride has a little something for everyone.
4 out of 5
Rider Rating
The route follows Lee Creek for the first 8 miles, climbing up on the ridges in the Boston Mountains then back to the valley floor. The road is cut through a mixed hardwood and pine forest. There…
4 out of 5
Rider Rating
The Eastern tip of this trip will take you into the beginnings of the Sandhills, while the Western portion is in the rolling plains. The best part of this trip, without a doubt, is Devil's Den. This…
4 out of 5
Rider Rating
