Getting ready for a cross-country (or local) motorcycle ride? www.motorcycleroads.com lists the top 25 routes in the US. Add these to your motorcycle bucket list now!
25 – Mexican Hat to Bryce Canyon (Utah), 293 miles
24 – The Palomar Mountain Loop (California), 35 miles
23 – Highway 20 Washington Pass (Washington), 87 miles
22 – Central Hills Loop (South Dakota), 57 miles
21 – Talimena National Scenic Byway (Oklahoma), 55 miles
20 – Going-to-the-Sun Road (Montana), 50 miles
19 – Natchez Trace Parkway (Tennessee), 400 miles
18 – Georgia’s Dragon – The Suches Loop (Georgia), 42 miles
17 – Push Mountain Road (Arkansas), 25 miles
16 – The Walden Loop (Colorado), 220 miles
15 – Coronado Trail (Arizona), 118 miles
14 – The Triple Nickel – Route 555 (Ohio), 34 miles
13 - The Ohio Cousin of the “Tail of the Dragon” (Ohio), 12 miles
12 – The Hellbender 28 (North Carolina), 22 miles
11 – Pacific Coast Cruise; Hwy 1 (California), 127 miles
10 – Skyline Drive (Virginia), 105 miles
9 – Arkansas Pig Trail – Arkansas 23 (Arkansas), 19 miles
8 – Twisty Road – Route 36 (California), 140 miles
7 – Tunnel of Trees Road (Michigan), 22 miles
6 – San Juan Mountain Skyway (Colorado), 225 miles
5 – Beartooth Pass (Wyoming), 50 miles
4 – Blue Ridge Parkway (Virginia), 469 miles
3 – Cherohala Skyway (Tennessee to North Carolina), 45 miles
2 – Deal’s Gap, AKA “Tail of the Dragon” (Tennessee), 11 miles
1 – The Three Sisters, AKA the Twisted Sisters (Texas), 131 miles
Planning on going on one of these routes? Make sure you’re covered! Here are some of your coverage options:
- Additional liability coverage - covers you in the event that you are at fault in an accident, i.e., it helps pay for any damage you cause to persons or property in an accident. Most states require vehicle owners to carry some small amount of liability insurance which in so many unfortunate instances is just not enough.
- Collision - pays to fix or replace your motorcycle in the event of an accident, regardless of who is at fault. If the accident is deemed your fault and you don’t have collision coverage, you are out of pocket for the cost of repair or replacement.
- Comprehensive - pays for damage to your bike that is not the result of an accident. That includes theft, vandalism, or natural disasters.
- Uninsured/Underinsured Coverage - it covers you in cases where the other driver can’t pay for your injuries.
- Roadside Assistance - helps pay for the support you need if you’re stranded and your motorcycle can’t make it to the shop.
- Bike accessories - covers any customized parts you’ve added to your vehicle. Normal insurance policies don’t cover any additions you make to your bike.
- Total loss insurance - helps replace your totaled motorcycle with a new or similar motorcycle
- Trip interruption coverage - helps pay for meals, lodging, and transportation if you are stranded due to a mechanical or electrical breakdown.
- Medical Payments - pays for you and your passenger’s medical expenses, no matter who caused the accident
- Personal Injury Protection - like MedPay, covers you and your passenger’s injuries no matter who caused the accident, and also covers lost wages and replacement services for tasks you can’t do.
We're happy to help you determine your needs and shop for the coverage that fits you best.