Banff Springs Hotel, Banff, Alberta, Canada
About 2,000 mile one way, the longer it takes to get there the better.

 

been to Alaska twice , wanna go again ..

have a plan in mind to hit the four corners of the US

Key West Fl

San Ysidro Ca

Blaine Wa

Madawaska Me

there's an outfit that offers up this ride with a time limit , and ya pay for it , but ya dont have to return to you starting point , and you can ride it in any order ..

But my plan is to do a complete circumnavigation of the lower 48

leaving here , ride west to San Ysidro Ca , then up the PCH to Blaine Wa , then follow the border east to Madawaska Me , then south along the eastern seaboard to Key West , then back up the west coast of Fl to home again ..

another route has me leaving Blaine and crossing into Canada , back to Alaska and the Arctic Circle , then east to Me ..

Already rode all 50 , so that a done deal ..

Long as I can ride , there will be somewhere to go

 

I'd love to ride up to Alaska and across Canada, staying as far North as possible.

 

I'd like to get to all the lower 48 states. Hopefully, I'll have everything east of the Mississippi next summer.

 

Hope to ride to alaska from PA. and pick up all the lower 48 states.I have everything from tenn. east and all the states it took me to get to montana.

 

Guess Alaska and the Arctic Circle would be at the top of the list, but probably not the next few long rides though.

 

Ride to Sturgis for sure. But I would love to just pack up and ride away and have no where to be and no time to be there by. Stop when I want work as I need and see the real USA one small town at a time.

 

I don't know why, but for some reason Mt. Rushmore is at the top of my riding bucket list. I don't need to go there if I have to take a train, or a car or plane; but it just seems right to ride to Mt. Rushmore.

 

Me too except in one 3 month trip of hitting each state in the lower 48.
Doing the 4 corners would be next on the list.

 

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