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US-Arizona-Phoenix-Sedona via Jerome and return
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Region: Arizona. This is a beautiful ride from Phoenix across Mingus Mountain (>7,000 feet) and through Jerome, AZ (a silver mining town) and on to Sedona. This route covers beautiful mountain roads with many 5, 10 and 15 MPH turns as you approach Jerome. Jerome is a great place to stop for lunch. The return from Sedona back to Phoenix is more leisurely as you descend from the mountains to the valley. |
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US-Arizona-Phoenix to Wickenburg and return
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Region: Arizona. This route takes you west on the Carefree Highway (AZ-74) and AZ-60 from Phoenix out to Wickenburg, AZ. The leg from Phoenix to Wickenburg is about 40 miles and you travel through some beautiful desert countryside. Wickenburg itself is an historic town that is quite interesting to wander around in. The return route is via AZ 60 back to the 101 loop and I-17, about 58 miles. Complete the last leg back to the start and the total trip is about 121 miles in the Arizona Sun. |
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US-California-Directions to 798-1 Blossom Hill Road Los Gatos CA
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Region: California. No description. |
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US-California-El Dorado N. County Wine Route
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Region: California. This is a route through 'Apple Hill' area of Placerville. It is a beautiful route with Apple orchards, vineyards, wineries and fruit stands. It is located about 50 miles NE of Sacramento. |
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US-California-Holiday USA 2009
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Region: California. No description. |
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US-California-RSVL - HALF MOON BAY
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Region: California. No description. |
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US-California-RoundTrip CaliforniaNevada
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Region: California and Nevada. |
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US-California-Route_CA_NV_v3
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Region: California and Nevada. San Francisco, along the coast to LA, Las Vegas, Grand Canyon, Death valley, Yosemity and back to San Francisco. |
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US-California-San Fran Alic's Rest
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Region: California. No description. |
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US-California-Tahoe Yosemite Sequoia
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Region: California. This wonderful route has been put together for a car club. It starts in Lake Tahoe, and uses every winding, twisting road across the mountain passes (twice) through Yosemite and Sequoia National Parks in California. All roads are good quality and smooth, but USA standards. |
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US-Col-Brook Forest
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Region: Colorado. No description. |
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US-Col-S wadsworth blvd-w deer creek canyon rd deermont co (Littlet)
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Region: Colorado. No description. |
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US-Florida-Annes-beach-trip
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Region: Florida. Annes beach is a beautiful beach located in Florida keys. There are two points of interest in this trip: 
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US-Florida-Ft Myers Beach ride
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Region: Florida. This motorcycle ride takes you from Coral Springs, south on the Sawgrass Expressway, west on Alligator Alley thru the everglades, north on Snake Rd thru an Indian reservation, west along a scenic (most of the way) road to Ft Myers Beach where there are some decent restaurants and pubs for a break, then down the mega wealthy west coast of Florida with all its mansions, and thru historic downtown Naples and the night life spots. You return back along Alligator Alley (I-75) at high speed to home. |
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US-Florida-South-florida-great-views
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Region: Florida. This itinerary takes you to the majority of the bridges of South Florida and other spectacular view points. |
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US-Kentucky-blue lick
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Region: Kentucky. No description. |
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US-LA to SF trough div NP
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Region: California. This is a long trip mainly through California. |
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US-MA-Quabbin Final
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Region: Massachusetts. No description. |
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US-NC-Blue Ridge Parkway
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Region: North Carolina. This route is the full length of the Blue Ridge Parkway. We took 3 days to do this one, getting off the parkway to find hotels at places like Ashville & Ranoeke. Lots of photo opportunities with lookouts and viewpoints all along the length. Plenty of visitor centers, but no accommodation apart from a few camp sites. No commercial traffic allowed and when we were there, the cars were few & far between - but lots of motorcycles of all types. Speed limit of 45 mph & the rangers will enforce it, so it's not a road for racers. It can get a bit chilly at the higher elevations, so take appropriate clothing with you. |
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US-NYC_to_DC_ no_toll
US-DC_to_NYC_ no_toll |
Region: New York and Pennsylvania. These are two itineraries from New York City to Washington DC and the return path. These are not scenic routes, but they are very useful to avoid the HUGE tolls you need to pay to travel this route: at least US $20, enough to fill your tank, or enough for the gasoline needed to do the trip). |
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US-Ohio-To Allegheny National Forest
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Region: Ohio. Eastern Ohio to Western PA (Allegheny National Forest) Route. Six hours, 243 miles, no highways, rolling hills and forest. |
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US-Route_66
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Region: Route 66. Another set of itinerary files to ride Route 66.The file names (in the ZIP file) are by state, from Illinois (IL) through Missouri (MO), Kansas (KS), Oklahoma (OK), Texas (TX), New Mexico (NM) Arizona (AZ) and California (CA). This route was composed used the book EZ66 Guide for Travelers written and illustrated by Jerry McClanahan. If you choose to use this set of files, do not select 'shortest route' on your TomTom, but 'fastest route'. |
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US-SC-Big tour
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Region: South Carolina. This zip file contains a set of 21 trips, meant for several days of fun! |
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US-SD-Iron Mountain Needles High Way
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Region: South Dakota. No description. |
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US-SD-Sheridan Lake
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Region: South Dakota. No description. |
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US-TN-DragonsTail Knoxville Loop
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Region: Tennessee and North Carolina. This is a route of just over 180 miles (290 km.) in the Tennessee / North Carolina area. The route includes the famous Tail of the Dragon, with its 318 curves in 11 miles. The route also passes through the Indian Town of Cherokee, the very busy Gatlinburg and the town of Pigeon Forge with its Dollywood theme park and more T shirt & tourist shoos than you can shake a stick at. May seem a short route, but there are so many potential stops & photo opportunities that it will take you all day. |
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US-Texas-Cibolo-Hamilton Pool
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Region: Texas. Texas Hill Country! |
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US-Texas-Day 1 - Home to Knights Inn Hot Springs
US-Texas-Day 2 - Knights Inn Hot Springs to Stonegate Inn Eureka Springs - Copy US-Texas-Day 3 - Stonegate Inn Eureka Springs to Honobia Creek Store US-Texas-Day 4 - Honobia Creek Store to Home US-Texas-Day 4A - Honobia Creek Store to Home via Cloudy Oklahoma |
Region: Texas. Here is a four day trip from Dallas, TX into Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Back. Days 2 and 3 have lots of waypoints, very much on the back roads. Day 4 is just straight home, assuming exhaustion. Day 2 is derived from "Arkansas Rider's Guide" by Mario Caruso. Much of the route was taken from his excellent book. http://www.arkansasrider.com/ This trip has it all: very technical roads (hundreds of miles of them, in fact), incredible views, lakes near the route, great places to eat or be entertained in Hot Springs and Eureka Springs, and very little boring riding from place to place. Day 1 is pretty long for a sport bike, but manageable at still under 350 miles. Assumes you don't mind straighter roads out of Texas in order to hit the back roads of Oklahoma and Arkansas earlier in the trip Day 2 is the point of the whole trip... pushing to Hot Springs on Day 1 allows all the extra playing around on 123, 7, 16, and 27... EPIC roads. Wow! Note: Get up EARLY or LATE to beat the school bus traffic in all the small towns. This route will wear you out! You need to be in good physical condition to ride it aggressively. If you get fatigued, there are many opportunities to cut straight north on the tamer AR 7. If you have energy to spare at the end of this route, just glance at the roads around Eureka Springs and you'll see there is plenty of additional great riding to be had there. Day 3 is across the top of Mount Magazine, with some of the most staggering views off the side of the mountain available in the entire Southwest United States. Also pushes much further south to make the jog home on Day 4 shorter. Although day 3 ends in the middle of nowhere, there are nice to sleep in in the area: Nicer Option - Honobia Creek Store and Cabins (also the best burgers I have had in 15 years). Call Shawna or Chris Cline: 580-244-3725 Cheaper Option - Rose's Cabins. Call Lavelle or Odell Rose: 580-244-7593 Day 4 is fairly unremarkable, but there are plenty of nice roads around the beginning of the trip to play with if you still have energy left after the first three days. Day 4A goes through Cloudy, Oklahoma, Cloudy Rd, which is about 12 miles of dirt road. The route on the itinerary is manageable on sport bikes or cruisers, but for those with dual purpose bikes the logging roads through the region between Bethel and Battiest are literally one of the best off-road playgrounds in the nation, with hundreds of miles of dirt roads on public land to explore, in various states of disrepair. |
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US-Texas-McKinney Airport to Mena, AR
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Region: Texas. This is a VERY tediously put together route in North Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. North Texas has notoriously flat and boring roads, and this route gets out of the state from the Dallas area with as little boring driving as possible. |
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US-Texas_Rest_Stops
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Region: Texas. Here are the Texas Rest Stops POI's. |
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US-Texas-Southern Brazoria County Ride
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Region: Texas. No description. |
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US-Texas_St_Pk
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Region: Texas. These are the POI files for Texas State Parks and Historic Sites. Thanks to Ric Steiner. If anyone has a POI for any other State Parks please forward. |
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US-Vermont-Bar Harbor--New Port (R.I.)
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Region: Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island. No description. |
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US-VA-Williamsburg Trail
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Region: Virginia. This route starts at the Williamsburg, VA Visitor Center and gives you a nice ride that ends at the Yorktown, VA Visitor Center. |
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US-Harley_ davidson_dealers (ov2)
US-Harley_ davidson_dealers (zip) |
Region: USA. This is a list of POIs containing Harley Davidson dealers in the USA. The ZIP file contains the same list and comes with an additional bitmap to use in your TomTom. |
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