Adventure Routes
Location: Oglesby, IL
Starved Rock State Park
Make the 100 mile trek to check out one of the coolest attractions in Illinois with its amazing, seasonal waterfalls active in the spring, and miles of hiking trails. Along the way, you will see the picturesque Illinois River, pass by amazing sandstone bluffs, and rugged canyons. The Starved Rock Lodge & Conference Center is available in case you want to spend the night to explore all the attractions the park has to offer.
Location: Herod, IL
Shawnee National Forest
Nestled in southern Illinois between the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, the Shawnee National Forest spans 289,000 acres featuring oak-hickory forests, flourishing wetlands, grassy openlands, lush canyons, sheer bluffs and unique geological features. This is a great trail to start the riding season.
Location: Multiple States
Lake Michigan Circle Tour
If you are someone who always loves a challenge, we recommend checking out the Lake Michigan Circle Tour which spans four states over a thousand miles, and connects over a hundred lighthouses. The tour completely circles Lake Michigan by following state highways around the lake through Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
Location: Wisconsin
Kettle Moraine Scenic Drive
Enjoy the beauty, variety and geology of southeast Wisconsin by embarking on this 115-mile drive traversing six Wisconsin counties. There are many state natural areas and geological landmarks on and near the Kettle Moraine Scenic Drive, so make sure to take your time, soak in the beauty as you cruise through this beautiful state.
Location: Missouri & Arkansas
The Ozark Mountains
Discover the rugged beauty of the Ozark Mountains. Enjoy winding roads, stunning vistas, crystal-clear springs, and charming mountain towns. This region offers fantastic riding opportunities as The Pig Trail (Arkansas Highway 23), and White Rock Mountain Road are highlights with Pig Trail being particularly famous for its hairpin turns and views.
Location: Michigan
The Upper Peninsula of Michigan
Venture north across the Mackinac Bridge into Michigan's Upper Peninsula to discover 1,000+ miles of coastal and forested highways and byways, lighthouse and waterfall pull-offs. Comprising of several thrilling trails to exciting attractions such as Drummond Island and Tahquamenon Falls State Park, you are bound to lose track of time exploring all that the Upper Peninsula has to offer.
Location: Multiple
Historic Route 66
The historic Route 66, known as “Mother Road”, stretches 2,448 miles (3,940 kilometers) from Chicago to Santa Monica in the west. Route 66 crosses through eight states and offers a near-perfect snapshot of the U.S.—from bustling cities to small rural towns. With its diverse landscapes, nostalgia, and unique attractions, Route 66 is a once in a lifetime type of adventure. This is another enormous undertaking to do in one excursion, so do not feel bad in breaking this up into smaller trips, as it will still be an incredible experience.”
Location: Iowa
Lincoln Highway
Another historic route, the old Lincoln highway takes travelers through quaint small towns, and fascinating historic sites. A more manageable route compared to Historic Route 66, the 30-mile Lincoln highway is a more relaxed, straightway cruise through Iowa’s farmland. In its heyday, the highway once ran all the way from New York to San Francisco, spanning a total of 14 states.
