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Best Motorcycle Roads

Discover the best roads near you and across the country. Community-shared routes with scenic ratings, difficulty levels, and saved GPS geometry.

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Old Lock B Boat Ramp

Beginner friendly 4.3

Good scenery, gentle curves & hills; Do *not* ride through the "road closed" barriers at the boat ramp - locals use it as a walking path and the ticket is reckless driving.

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Beginner friendly

Old Lock B Boat Ramp

Good scenery, gentle curves & hills; Do *not* ride through the "road closed" barriers at the boat ramp - locals use it as a walking path and the ticket is reckless driving.

7 miBeginner friendly4.3

Scenic

Fort Donelson Ride Out

Destinations & pictures by @WorldDrknss

109 miScenic4.0

Beginner friendly

Natchez Trace Parkway (TN)

The Tennessee stretch of the Natchez Trace runs southwest from near Nashville toward the Alabama line. A 50 mph national parkway with gentle curves, no commercial traffic, and no billboards — the most relaxed long ride in Middle Tennessee.

101 miBeginner friendly4.0

Intermediate

FS141 to Persimmon Point

This is a dirt/gravel route, you will need dual purpose tires & some ground clearance for this route! (Cruisers = probably not passable, ADV bikes/Dual-sports = beginner/intermediate friendly, Scramblers = okay if skilled) -GPS to Golden Pond Visitor Center for parking -FS141 is novice friendly gravel road with some flowy hills, turns, and a few creek crossings that could be tricky for brand new riders. -After a short pavement section you'll get on FS318, which is a dirt road with a few muddy spots -Going WEST on FS139 will take you to Persimmon Point but beware of washouts and some large deep mud-pits you should BYPASS IF SIDE TRAILS ARE AVAILABLE , going EAST will take you an easy route back to the trace. Persimmon point has a fire pit and swing overlooking the cove; if you take a short *!hike!* north between the lake & lagoon there is a tiki bar built in the woods (See picture). Although it looks like a road/trail to the tiki bar, forest service warned us to leave our bikes at persimmon point to avoid a ticket next time.

14 miIntermediate3.7

Intermediate

Excell McAdoo Loop

Watch for potholes, off-leash dogs, offcamber twists, and single lane roads. Good scenery to explore the Excell + McAdoo area

35 miIntermediate3.7

Lakeside Park Scenic Route

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Distance TBDAny level

Lakeside Park

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Beginner friendly

Lakeside Park

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Distance TBDBeginner friendly

Carter Road (Ghost Bridge)

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3 miAny level

Backroads from Clarksville to Ashland City

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24 miAny level

Smokey Mountain Loop

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142 miAny level

Badger 130

GPX by Gern Blanston of Nashville Adventure Riders Facebook Group: "BADGER 130 Here's the .gpx for the new BADGER 130 loop. Length: 128.6 miles Start/End: intersection of Bear Creek Trail & Little Piney Rd The route is 73% unpaved / 27% paved."

128 miAny level

Intermediate

TN Dirt Devil (Lite Loop)

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94 miIntermediate

Intermediate

TN Dirt Devil (TN Ranger XLT Version)

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59 miIntermediate

Intermediate

The Snake (US-421)

US-421 from Mountain City toward Bristol: 489 curves over three mountains in about 12 miles. Fast, technical, and lightly trafficked, with a well-known overlook and a rider stop partway along.

12 miIntermediate

Scenic

Foothills Parkway

A National Park Service scenic road skirting the northern edge of the Smokies between Walland and Wears Valley. Smooth, sweeping, and built for the view, with overlooks the whole way. Well-suited to newer riders.

33 miScenic

Intermediate

The W Road (Signal Mountain)

US-127 up Signal Mountain outside Chattanooga — a short, steep set of switchbacks named for its shape on the map. Tight and low-speed, with a valley overlook at the top. A quick local favorite.

4 miIntermediate

Scenic

Cherohala Skyway

TN-165 from Tellico Plains across the mountains to Robbinsville, North Carolina — 43 miles of wide, sweeping curves climbing above 5,000 feet. Long sightlines, few services, and cool air at the top even in summer. A calmer alternative to the nearby Dragon.

43 miScenic

Intermediate

Tail of the Dragon

US-129 at Deals Gap on the Tennessee–North Carolina line: 318 curves in 11 miles, and the most famous motorcycle road in the country. No intersections or driveways along it, but it draws heavy traffic and law enforcement on weekends. Ride your own pace.

12 miIntermediate

Scenic

Ocoee Scenic Byway (US-64)

US-64 follows the Ocoee River gorge west of Ducktown, past the whitewater course from the 1996 Olympics. A flowing riverside run of moderate curves with plenty of pull-offs — scenic rather than technical.

26 miScenic

Scenic

Roan Mountain Highway (TN-143)

TN-143 climbs from Elizabethton to the grassy balds of Roan Mountain near the North Carolina line. A quiet, steep, curvy run to one of the highest points in East Tennessee, famous for its June rhododendron bloom.

15 miScenic

Intermediate

The Devil's Triangle

TN-116 through the ridges near Wartburg and Oliver Springs — roughly a 44-mile loop of tight, low-traffic pavement. Remote and technical: watch for gravel and coal-truck wear on the surface.

44 miIntermediate

Scenic

Newfound Gap Road (US-441)

US-441 climbs from Gatlinburg over the crest of the Great Smoky Mountains to the North Carolina line at Newfound Gap — about 30 miles of steady switchbacks and overlooks through the national park. Spectacular, and busy in season.

31 miScenic