Motorcycle destinations and sport touring routes featuring must-ride roads, scenic landscapes, historic landmarks, and memorable places to explore.
Carson Spur near Sliver Lake marks a notable cut in the mountain ridge and the start of a 7 mile climb to Carson Pass reaching an elevation of 8,574 feet. Image © American Sport Touring.
Take a twisting ride through alpine scenery and gold rush history on California Highway 88 – one of the Sierra’s best-kept sport touring secrets.
The iconic Dragon sculpture stands as a marker at Deals Gap, the southern end of the route. Image © American Sport Touring.
A by-the-numbers look at the Tail of the Dragon – thrills on Smoky Mountain back roads drawing riders from across the US and around the world.
The Cherokee Nation capital of Tahlequah is the rally point for this scenic loop through the Cherokee Hills. Image © American Sport Touring.
Scenic curves with Cherokee heritage and river valley views come together on this easy ride through Oklahoma’s Ozark Foothills near Tahlequah.
Sunrise from Upper Terrace Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park. Image courtesy of the National Park Service.
Thinking about a sport touring riding through one of America’s amazing national parks? This guide has everything you need to start planning.
Spring snow lingers on Kolob Canyon Road in Zion National Park. Image courtesy of the National Park Service.
America’s national parks are ideal destinations for a sport touring adventure. Here’s what you need to know to get started planning.
Escape Bay Area traffic on Skyline Boulevard with a stop at Alice’s Restaurant, then ride south to Pescadero or head north to Half Moon Bay.
