I just head out of the road I live on. Great rides in every direction.

 

F.M. 149, North of Montgomery all the way to Richards. All National Forest, all new roads without one single pothole!

 

Interesting. Hate to say but I am sick of all the roads around me, to the point, that I don't even want to go out sometimes when I have free time to go out.
I need to find new places around me. It's good to see people do have places they still like to ride on. I have a couple, but they are getting to used up and getting old. I keep going to them over, and over, and over and...

 

arlington hts il - rockford il.- madison wi milwakee wi - home

 

In Arizona, our favorite summer ride is the Coronado Trail at the eastern edge of the state, also known as the Devil's Highway (formerly Route 666).

We start out before sunrise from the Phoenix area and don't get back until about 12 hours later.

Map and rider's observations in the attached link.

http://www.motorcycleroads.com/75/17....vaNkP9e4.dpbs

 

I either have a loop I take thats basically route 22/route 100 up to Katonah NY and back, or if I have like two-three hours I'll run a loop across the hudson and up 7 lakes drive, to the top of bear mountain, over bear mountain bridge, 9D to 301, and depending on how much time I have depends which way I come home. Sometimes I'll combine it with that route 100 loop and shoot home that way. Its an awesome ride and if anybody finds themselves this out this way I'd be more than happy to show it to them.

 

Twin Cities to Prescott WI and take hwy 35 along the Miss River. Amazing views, great biker bars and lots of twisties in the bluffs. Fantastic. April and September there is the "Flood Run" which is a blast. Worth the trip !

 

North shore road lake Mead NV

 

Luckily for me, living in the Ozarks all I have to do is pick a direction. Almost all the roads are scenic twisties.

 

Plenty of nice rides around the Sierras. I like highway 108 over the Sonora Pass, it's only open in the summer and is lightly traveled with no trucks. Few RV's can make the hairpins.
The ride around the perimeter of Lake Tahoe used to be nice but tourists, traffic and congestion has ruined it.
I will ride anywhere there is trees, mountains and lakes. I will avoid riding to big cities at all costs.
The more desolation the better.