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Type of Ride: Hangout
Motorcycle-only motel located on six acres in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

Rooms feature fridge, coffeemaker and TV. Offers reasonable rates and covered bike parking.

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This new place to ride was added to our database by anonymous.

Type of Ride: OffRoad
Location: From Sacramento, go east on interstate 80 to Auburn, take Foresthill Road exit. Go through Foresthill and then turn left on Sugar Pine Road to Sugar Pine staging area.

Great place to ride for beginners and up. Has loading and unloading ramps for bikes and ATVs. Campgrounds around Sugar Pine Lake.

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This new place to ride was added to our database by Motosports.

Type of Ride: OffRoad
Byron Motosports Park is located just south of Byron, Illinois off of German Church Road. Offers two motocross tracks, a natural terrain course dates from 1969. The newer track is designed for ATVs and beginners. Membership required for practice riding.

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This new place to ride was added to our database by Fiona Lee.

Type of Ride: OffRoad
We have 135 Acres of land that used to be an old Girl Scout camp.

We have hills, canyons and trails through the trees. We allow 4 wheelers as well as motorcycles. We have had Coors race as well as Snowman Race and a MACCRA race....We have had OCCRA riders out....So far everyone has enjoyed themselves... We are located off of Hwy 9 and Harrah-Newalla Rd. We are exactly three miles south of Hwy 9 and Harrah-Newalla Rd.. I will warn you- on the south side of Hwy 9 Harrah-Newalla changes names to 192nd Street. Go to the right of the zig zag...Imhoff Road will be on your left and we are exactly 3 miles.. You can only turn left on Imhoff...Top of the hill on the right..Call before you haul. Jim or Fiona Lee 405-366-0722

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Type of Ride: OffRoad
The Crosstimbers riding area is south of the old Draper Lake ORV area. It offers plenty of red dirt (and lots of slippery mud in the rainy season) on a 1500 acre area criss-crossed by about 50 miles of trails. Most of the single-track trails are marked one-way for safety, and some are designated as motorcycle only.

Most of the trails are hard-pack or sand. There is a small MX practice track and beginner's area. The site also features an impressive parking area that is well designed for loading/unloading. Purchase permits at the Draper Concession located at 8301 SE 104 or call 405/799-0870 for more details. The area is managed by the Crosstimber Riders Association and more information can be found online at the Okie Dirt Rider''s website.

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Type of Ride: OffRoad
The Weyerhaeuser Company owns the Three Rivers Wildlife Management Area, which is legal for limited ATV and off-road vehicle use on unpaved roads.

Entry points are located along OK-7, OK-3 and US-259. A permit is required. Visit the website for more details and regulations regarding riding this area.

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Type of Ride: Hangout
Great place to stay when riding the twisties of central Arkansas.

The Ozark Inn and Restaurant is located close to wineries in Altus, Mount Magazine, Mulberry River and the legendary Pig Trail. Inn offers suites and rooms renovated with a retro Fifties theme. Book online or call (479) 667-1500.

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This new place to ride was added to our database by Barry Nelms.

Type of Ride: Hangout
Barry's Walnut Island is just off US 158 in Grandy, NC.

A Biker''s Paradise located on an 15 acre Island on the Outer Banks of NC, just south of Virginia Beach, Virginia. Biker-friendly bar, motel rooms and the best steak in North Carolina. Known coast to coast for biker-friendly southern hospitality.

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This new place to ride was added to our database by Micah Maziar.

Type of Ride: Street

Route 65 is my favorite motorcycle road in NW Ohio. It is full of twisties and lots of hills and valleys. The road parallels the Maumee River.

You start in Perrysburg, Ohio, near Ft. Meigs and ride southwest bound. I usually turn around in the cool little town of Grand Rapids and head home.

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This new place to ride was added to our database by Brenda Scott.

Type of Ride: Street

One of Missouri's least visited springs.

Travel Hwy 106 east from Eminence. You will pass Powder Mill (also worth a stop). Continuing east on Hwy 106 watch very closely for the Blue Springs turn off sign - it is easy to miss. Turn right onto a hard packed gravel road (you will travel 2.5 miles to spring).

Recommended mode of transportation is 4 wheels; however, this can be done by motorcycle. You will travel approximately 5 miles (round trip) on hard packed gravel, very curvy, narrow, washboardy and steep (especially on the trip back out). BUT... well worth a trip whether it be by cage or bike!

Amenities are limited to bathrooms and picnic tables.

This is one of Missouri's deepest springs and is located approximately 12 miles east of Eminence. The spring flows slowly from a very deep cave shaft that is situated at the base of a dolomite bluff.

Nine miles southeast of Eminence on Highway NN is Rocky Falls Shut-In. Rocky Falls is an impressive, steep cascading waterfall that pours into a large pool of water. This is a great place to have a picnic and explore the waterfall area and do some day hiking on the Ozark trail.

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Type of Ride: Street

Scenic road, lots of sweeping curves, old farms along the way.

From Durham to Guilford Center.

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This new place to ride was added to our database by Barry Nelms.

Type of Ride: Hangout

Barry's Walnut Island is just off US 158 in Grandy, NC.

A Biker''s Paradise located on an 15 acre Island on the Outer Banks of NC. Just south of Virginia Beach, Virginia. Biker-friendly bar, motel rooms, and the best steak in North Carolina.

Known coast to coast for biker friendly southern hospitality.

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Type of Ride: Street

Take Route 114S from East Providence from either Route 195 or Route 6. This takes you through the centers of both Barrington and Bristol which can be a little congested at times.

Once you get to the southern end of Bristol you will take the Mt Hope Bridge to the Aquidneck Island. Once on the island you can take either 114 or 138 towards Newport. Once in Newport make sure you take Bellevue Ave past the mansions to Ocean Ave.

Ocean Ave is a very curvy road that follows the coastline to Bretton Point State Park.

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This new place to ride was added to our database on 1/15/2008.

Type of Ride: Street

Colorado's Route 350 is a U.S. highway that parallels the mountain leg of the historic Santa Fe Trail. Located entirely within the borders of Colorado, this highway meanders from Trinidad, CO eastward to La Junta, near US-50.

Trinidad is worth a stop for the well-preserved Victorian architecture and the WPA cabins at Monument Lake Resort.

This highway is open road of Americana. If you''re looking for twisties or adrenaline, this isn't the place. But this ride does offer the motorcyclist high-plains solitude in spades.

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Potosi, MO— For four days the little town of Potosi hangs out the welcome sign for motorcycle riders from all over the country (and a few Canadians).

But if the town council was expecting a miniature Sturgis, well they're probably disappointed. Or thrilled depending on how you look at it. The whole weekend I did not see one smoky burnout or wet T-shirt contest. In fact, the women at this rally are more likely to pass you on the inside than show you their hooters.

I had never been to one of these BMW rallies before and wasn't quite sure what to expect. I was expecting everyone would be "touring" and paying close attention to the posted speed limit. Turns out, like most things motorcycle, the people and their machines span a wide spectrum and defy stereotyping. Sure there was the Iron Butt guy on a miniature land yacht watching satellite TV, and there was the pseudo-motocrosser polishing the gravel dust off his GS, but mostly it was all about getting out and riding. And I'm happy to report there are BMW riders that ride fast!

First off, not every bike in attendance was a BMW. Though mostly Teutonic, the hardware present was quite a menagerie. Sidecar rigs were popular, especially the Russian Urals. I noticed Ural riders seem to love to pull their bike into a spot that will force them to use the reverse gear just to show off the fact they have one.

The most popular non-BMW marque appeared to be Suzukis. The popularity of V-Stroms with this demographic seems to make them honorary Bayerische. But Bandits were plentiful too and even a fully-faired GT750 water buffalo was "two stroking" around the campgrounds.

Oh yeah, the camping. It appeared that a lot of these guys have never considered packing light. There were more trailers moving around the campground than in an Oklahoma thunderstorm. The variety (and scale) of the tents being erected was quite a sight.

But the highlight wasn't the camping, or the bikes, or the camaraderie, or even the anvil blast... it was the roads. Head off most any direction from Potosi and you'll find a good road. And contrary to popular belief, as I mentioned before, not all Beemer riders are slow pokes. I met some great folks and had some fast-paced fun carving up the granite roadbeds of Eastern Missouri.

Hats off to the Gateway BMW club and their efforts to make this great event happen.

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Brad and I made a run down to the Talimena Drive last week. We headed down with cameras and gear to start collecting some video to eventually find it's way on to Places2ride.com. Watch for new videos to start popping up.

We unknowingly picked a great weekend to go— cooler weather and less traffic. In a week or so the leaves will start turning and the twisties will be crowded with Land Yachts full of gawkers. The lack of traffic was almost spooky– it was almost like we had the place to ourselves!

We took a meandering route south of Tulsa on US-64 and eventually to Oklahoma state highway OK-2. When we passed through Kinta, near the Sansbois Mountains, we noticed a slew of scooters milling around the VFW hall. Turned out the Oklahoma Cushman Club was having a big get-together. We stopped to ogle scooters of all varieties and enjoy the puka-puka of little flatheads.

I was surprised how many different models and engine variations Cushman had offered. They weren't just there for show either– these folks were riding them! Just as we arrived a large group was heading out to make a loop around Kinta to Wilburton and back. It was pretty cool seeing all these scooters on the highway.

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This new place to ride was added to our database on 9/10/2007.

Name: Crossbar Ranch
Type: OffRoad
Details: Mountainous terrain with lots of elevation changes. Good hill climbs and plenty of water to play in. Camp sites available. Don't have to ride the same trail twice unless you want to.

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