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33 McR Points

Motorcycle Type : Touring

I highly recommend the route. If you include the circle loop just north of Mt. Horeb followed by this one, you will experience one of the best 60 plus mile, almost no traffic, rides Wisconsin has to offer. My first experience with it had me turned around because of road markings. So I laid out a careful hand drawn route (with attention to some of the action points) and the 2nd time I drove the route, navigated it perfectly. Great twisties, climbs and descents, and (at least in the autumn), several "oh my god" type of views. Do yourself a favor, study the route to spend all your time enjoying the ride and scenery!

7 McR Points

Motorcycle Type : Sport - Touring

This is a good ride, and well worth doing. A couple of notes: two roads early in the trip have newly laid gravel, but the distances are only about 1/2 mile each. Some roads have missing road signs, e.g. Kainz Rd and Puddledock off of Monroe St/WI 81...believe Chicago Craig indicates take 1st right for Kainz Rd direction...I missed thatg part. I didn't have a gps unit, so I had to backtrack a bit. Roads to definitely soak up are WI-39 (step 14 of directions) Sawmill Rd ...think double black diamond for you skiers...Puddledock Rd, and Marty Rd. To finish this route off, head back north up Hwy 69 to 92 West so you go back to Mt Horeb. Hwy 92 is very well maintained and there are high speed sweepers the entire way to keep the smile on your face from this route Craig set up here for us.

0 McR Points

Motorcycle Type : Sport - Touring

Definitely worth it. Lots of twisties and beautiful country to enjoy. Beware, there's loose gravel on some corners so you can't really safely work on your corning technique as much as you may want to, but its still very fun. Highly recommend it.

14 McR Points

Motorcycle Type : Enduro

Just an FYI, the map doesn't show the whole route, since I ran out of waypoints. Check the link above the directions.

129 McR Points

Motorcycle Type : Cruiser

This was a great route. I camped at Blue Mounds state park, and wanted to go to New Glarus Brewing. I saw this route and had to take it. Plenty of twists and turns to keep the drive interesting, but very little traffic to make it enjoyable.