MONDAY, MAY 2, 2016
Getting ready for a cross-country (or local) motorcycle ride? www.motorcycleroads.com lists the top 25 routes in the US. Add these to your motorcycle bucket list now!
25 – Mexican Hat to Bryce Canyon (Utah), 293 miles
24 – The Palomar Mountain Loop (California), 35 miles
23 – Highway 20 Washington Pass (Washington), 87 miles
22 – Central Hills Loop (South Dakota), 57 miles
21 – Talimena National Scenic Byway (Oklahoma), 55 miles
20 – Going-to-the-Sun Road (Montana), 50 miles
19 – Natchez Trace Parkway (Tennessee), 400 miles
18 – Georgia’s Dragon – The Suches Loop (Georgia), 42 miles
17 – Push Mountain Road (Arkansas), 25 miles
16 – The Walden Loop (Colorado), 220 miles
15 – Coronado Trail (Arizona), 118 miles
14 – The Triple Nickel – Route 555 (Ohio), 34 miles
13 – The Ohio Cousin of the “Tail of the Dragon” (Ohio), 12 miles
12 – The Hellbender 28 (North Carolina), 22 miles
11 – Pacific Coast Cruise; Hwy 1 (California), 127 miles
10 – Skyline Drive (Virginia), 105 miles
9 – Arkansas Pig Trail – Arkansas 23 (Arkansas), 19 miles
8 – Twisty Road – Route 36 (California), 140 miles
7 – Tunnel of Trees Road (Michigan), 22 miles
6 – San Juan Mountain Skyway (Colorado), 225 miles
5 – Beartooth Pass (Wyoming), 50 miles
4 – Blue Ridge Parkway (Virginia), 469 miles
3 – Cherohala Skyway (Tennessee to North Carolina), 45 miles
2 – Deal’s Gap, AKA “Tail of the Dragon” (Tennessee), 11 miles
1 – The Three Sisters, AKA the Twisted Sisters (Texas), 131 miles
Planning on going on one of these routes? Make sure you’re covered! Contact Rod at 701-365-8288 or email your questions!
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