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Croom Motorcycle Area at Withlacoochee State Forest, 6420 La Rose Rd, Brooksville, FL, 34602, (352) 797-4140 Sorry – No pets allowed Map and information - https://www.fdacs.gov/content/download/4889/file/cma_map_with_ffs_flattened_8-22-17_combined%20%281%29.pdf http://www.floridatrailriders.org/articles/croom.htm http://www.fdacs.gov –can get info on campground and maps of the motorcycle trail area, information on rules, licensing and permits and fees 2,600-acre Croom motorcycle area Open 7 days a week, 8 … Continue reading Croom Motorcycle Area at Withlacoochee State Forest, Brooksville, FL
This is almost a 20 mi ride from start to finish. It is easy to add miles. See directions below. How to get there: From US-19E S, heading towards Elizabethton from Piney Flats, Pass Miller Tires on your left. Turn Left at the next road, Bunker Hill Rd. There will be a left hand turn … Continue reading Bicycle Route near Bluff City, TN following rolling hills on Bunker Hill Rd/Chinquapin Grove Rd and TN-44
Boerne (pronounced Bernie) is a very busy town with lots of restaurants. We wanted to check out FM-474, a freshly paved road (paved in 2018 ) leading to Boerne. FM-474 has a many gentle curves and is therefore more fun to ride into Boerne than the straighter FM-1376. There was still a lot of gravel … Continue reading Going Boerne to explore freshly paved FM-474 and a Thai lunch
This route begins and ends in London, KY. It is less than 180 mi but it includes a lot of fun twisty roads and you will get to see some small towns like Barbourville, Woodbine, Pineville, and the outside edge of Manchester. Your first twisty, Kentucky Highway 6 (KY-6), is a fun curvy 16-mile road … Continue reading Curvy Roads KY-6, KY-66, and KY-80
This route will give riders a good feel of rural Kentucky north and northwest of Jackson, KY. Jackson, KY is a small little town of ~2000 people, but it is the origin for all rides described in the web site Venom Tours (www.wickedtwistedroad.com). This route includes some of those winding roads surrounding Jackson and will … Continue reading To Manchester, KY-11 to Jackson, KY-30 and KY-28
Cumberland Falls, known as the Niagara of the South, is a lot smaller than the Niagara Falls found in Buffalo, NY, but they are beautiful and easily accessible. The falls are within Kentucky’s Cumberland Falls State Resort Park (www.parks.ky.gov) . This park also offers lodge rooms, cottage and cabin rentals, and has campsites. The park … Continue reading Cumberland Falls
Big South Fork National River and Recreational Area is part of the Cumberland Plateau. The 125,000 acre area protects the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River and its tributaries. It is a beautiful area filled with scenic gorges and bluffs. The area, managed by the National Park Service (www.nps.gov), provides visitors with many outdoor … Continue reading Big South Fork National River and Recreational Area (Guest Author, Joan Rodgers)
London, KY seems like an unusual place to visit, but we chose it because there are plenty of secluded curvy twisty roads to ride in all directions. In addition, there is a small RV park (Budget Host Westgate Inn Motel and RV Park) located just off I-75 Exit 41 in London. London is a large … Continue reading Riding Roads Around London, KY
The US-58 Lovers Leap overlook about 8 mi east of Meadows of Dan is an interesting overlook. See the Riding around Fries and Galax for a detailed description of a riding route that includes US-58. The views on the US-58 overlook are nice but it is fun to check out all the graffiti. We found … Continue reading US-58 – Lovers Leap Overlook
Fries is the trailhead for the new River Trail, a 57 mi rails-to-trails bike/hiking path. The trail extends to Pulaski, VA and follows the New River the entire way. One of our favorite ways to get exercise is to walk or run in the mornings before we head out to ride. We found an excellent … Continue reading Riding around Fries and Galax, VA