What your favored cruiser road / spot ??

[MetalSlug]

Down here in garland texas, we having a goverment road, nothing but tree and really long road, most peoples dont want drive on it, cause police alway there, and speed limit is 55mph, PERFECT for me for sunday cruise, I dont drive fast, so I just follow speed limit. Its nice and quiet, Me and my buddy just cruise for hours ( usually just 1 hours max ), cause we have to go home cut grass or doing some house work.

I dont do highway cruise around here, peoples driving too crazy..tail gate... cut off in front of you....

 

[skyactiv]

Originally Posted By: MetalSlug
Down here in garland texas, we having a goverment road, nothing but tree and really long road, most peoples dont want drive on it, cause police alway there, and speed limit is 55mph, PERFECT for me for sunday cruise, I dont drive fast, so I just follow speed limit. Its nice and quiet, Me and my buddy just cruise for hours ( usually just 1 hours max ), cause we have to go home cut grass or doing some house work.

I dont do highway cruise around here, peoples driving too crazy..tail gate... cut off in front of you....


And people drink and drive, too.

 

[Chris142]

Pretty much any 2 lane away from traffic. On some roads I can drive 100+ miles and never see another car.

 

[Cristobal]

The Angeles Creat Highway in our local mountains is easily the most scenic road in Southern California:


https://www.facebook.com/AngelesCrestHighway

 

[gman2304]

Blue Ridge Parkway! It's only an hour away for me.

 

[JANDSZIRKLE]

Originally Posted By: gman2304
Blue Ridge Parkway! It's only an hour away for me.


Amen!

While Im a little closer too it, its a great cruising spot and awesome scenery. I live in a small town in VA 18 miles from WV state line, lots of back country roads too cruise on as well.

 

[aquariuscsm]

Back country roads and state parks are my fave places to drive.

 

[OVERKILL]

Windermere Road.

 

[01rangerxl]

My favorite hands down is Uwharrie National Forest in NC. There are miles upon miles of well maintained gravel and dirt roads out there. I have driven a solid 50 miles out there without going over any pavement.

Next would be the two lane back roads near my old house in Charlotte, NC. I lived on the outer edge of the city limits where it transitions from suburbs to forests and farm land.

I haven't explored the rural roads around this part of AL much yet, but Grants Mill Rd is pretty cool, along with the roads in Oak Mountain State Park (one of which includes a paved water crossing).

 

[Silk]

On a motorcycle - pretty well anywhere in New Zealand.