Where We Ride
Our Rides
Every route we've run, mapped out and ready for you. Pick your road.
All Routes
Ratings are just a guide, not a gate. Every route on here is doable — we encourage every rider to go at their own pace and ride their own ride. You've got this.
FeaturedBlood Mountain Loop
One of our most-ridden routes. Starting in Dahlonega, this loop climbs through the Chattahoochee National Forest with tight switchbacks and long ridge-line straights. The views from Woody Gap are worth every gear change.
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Helen Alpine Loop
A smooth, scenic loop through the Bavarian-themed mountain town of Helen. Great for newer riders — wide lanes, moderate curves, and plenty of places to stop and eat.
View RouteFeaturedSix Gap Ride
Six of North Georgia's most legendary mountain roads back to back. Miles of twisties, mountain views, and great company. Intended for experienced riders who enjoy mountain roads and curves. Ride your own ride.
View RouteHalf Million Dollar View Ride
Some views are priceless — this one's worth a half million dollars. Scenic mountain roads lead to the Bell Mountain summit and Bell Knob overlook before lunch in Hiawassee. Come fueled, hydrated, and ready.
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FeaturedCherohala Skyway Overnight
The Cherohala Skyway is one of the most dramatic roads in the eastern US — 43 miles of high-altitude ridge riding with almost no traffic. We run it as an overnight, staying in Murphy, NC before looping back through the Nantahala Gorge.
View RouteThe Shed Adventure Ride
A full-day adventure from Dahlonega up through the Smokies to Maryville, TN. Lunch at The Shed at Smoky Mountain Harley-Davidson, then a scenic loop back through Stecoah, NC. One of our best long-haul day rides.
View RouteFeaturedIron Butt Challenge
Iron Butt Association certified. 1,000 miles. 24 hours. REV N RIDE. Mileage logs, documentation, and rider packets included. This is the ultimate endurance challenge — not for the faint of heart.
View RouteFeaturedBack the Blue — Memorial Ride
Honoring the legacy of David P. Land. Pancake breakfast, memorial ride through Dawsonville, and a stop at Wild Wings. All proceeds go to the David P. Land Memorial FOP Lodge #82 and their Cops and Kids program.
View RouteRide for Aimee
Every mile ridden helps Aimee with her cancer treatments and expenses. $25 per bike. Grilled hotdog plates, silent auction, and a community that shows up when it matters most.
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Toys for Tots Ride
Our annual holiday charity ride. Bring an unwrapped toy and ride with us to the Gainesville Fire Station drop-off. One of our biggest turnouts every year — last year we had 60+ bikes.
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Ellijay Apple Run
A classic fall-season loop through apple country. Smooth roads, light traffic, and a lunch stop in downtown Ellijay make this one of our most popular beginner-friendly rides.
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Lake Blue Ridge Loop
A solid intermediate loop with a mix of sweeping curves and tight mountain sections. The lake views on the back half of the route are stunning in the morning light.
View RouteRoad to Nowhere Tunnel
We tried. We didn't get there the first time. Then we went back and finished it. A mountain run through Highlands, NC to the legendary Road to Nowhere Tunnel in Bryson City. Because we never give up.
View RouteFeaturedTail of the Dragon
318 curves in 11 miles on the most legendary motorcycle road in the Southeast. We run it as a full-day loop from Dahlonega through the Tennessee Foothills. Bright and early departure — one of our most iconic rides.
View RouteBackpack Ride
A laid-back Sunday run up Highway 60 through Suches and into Blue Ridge. One of our most relaxed group rides — great scenery, easy pace, and a solid lunch stop at Fightingtown Tavern on East Main Street. All skill levels welcome.
View RouteBarber Vintage Motorcycle Museum
A bucket-list ride for any motorcycle enthusiast. We roll from Cumming, GA all the way to the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum in Birmingham — home to the world's largest motorcycle collection. Lunch at Three Earred Rabbit in Leeds before the return. Adults $25 | Military $20 | Kids 4–12 $10.
View RouteFeaturedCherohala Skyway + Tail of the Dragon Loop
Two of the most legendary roads in the Southeast — back to back. We head out via Blairsville and Murphy on the west corridor, hit the Cherohala Skyway and the Dragon at Deals Gap, then loop back a completely different way: Fontana Dam, Nantahala Gorge, Franklin, and through Rabun County. Two days, two iconic roads, zero regrets.
View RouteBlue Ridge Parkway Overnight
Out via Blairsville and Hiawassee on the west corridor, up onto the Blue Ridge Parkway for the overnight stretch, then back through Franklin, Dillard, and Clayton through Rabun County on the east side. Two completely different sets of mountains on each leg — this one earns its overnight tag.
View RouteWheels Through Time Museum
Home to one of the most impressive collections of American motorcycles on the planet — and you ride some of the best roads in the Southeast to get there. Out via Hiawassee and the Nantahala Gorge, into Maggie Valley for the museum, then back through Cherokee, Franklin, and Dillard. A two-day ride that earns every mile.
View RouteCherokee Foothills Scenic Highway
Out via Toccoa and Lake Hartwell into South Carolina, running the Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway through Upstate SC, then back through Clayton and the Chattooga River and Rabun Gap country. Genuinely different mountains on each leg — this one surprises riders who think they've seen it all.
View RouteBell Mountain Loop
Out through Cleveland and Helen, then up GA-75 (the Unicoi Turnpike) all the way to Hiawassee and the Bell Mountain overlook. Top off in Hiawassee before heading back — different roads each way, looping home through Blairsville and Vogel State Park. One of the most complete North Georgia mountain experiences we run.
View RouteFeaturedMoonshiner 28
NC-28 hugs the edge of Fontana Lake through some of the most remote and beautiful terrain in the Southern Appalachians — barely any traffic, no guardrails, and views that'll stop you cold. We run it as an overnight out of Murphy, looping back through the Nantahala Gorge and Franklin. If you know, you know.
View RouteFeaturedBack of the Dragon (Virginia)
The Tail of the Dragon gets all the fame — but the Back of the Dragon in Tazewell County, Virginia is 32 miles of sweeping Appalachian curves with almost no traffic and scenery that rivals anything in the Southeast. We make a full two-day mission out of it: up through the Carolinas and into Virginia, overnight, then back through Asheville and the Nantahala Gorge. Bucket list.
View RouteFeaturedBrushy Mountain State Penitentiary
Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary sits at the end of a dead-end road in the Tennessee mountains — the most remote maximum-security prison in American history, and the place James Earl Ray tried to escape from. We ride up through the Cherohala corridor, spend the night near Maryville, tour the prison, and loop back through the Ocoee River country and Nantahala Gorge. Dark history, incredible roads.
View RouteLittle Switzerland, NC
Little Switzerland sits at 3,500 feet on the Blue Ridge Parkway and most riders have never heard of it — which is exactly why we go. A two-day push through the Nantahala Gorge and up onto the Parkway, overnight in the mountains, then back through Franklin and Dillard. The kind of ride that makes you wonder why you ever stayed close to home.
View RouteFeaturedThe Rattler (NC-209)
NC-209 through Hot Springs is one of the best-kept secrets in the Southern Appalachians — tight, technical, and almost no traffic. Locals call it the Rattler. We run it as an overnight out of Asheville, looping back through the Nantahala Gorge. If you've done the Dragon and want something rawer, this is your next ride.
View RouteFeaturedGrandfather Mountain, NC
Grandfather Mountain is the highest point on the Blue Ridge Parkway and home to the Mile High Swinging Bridge — one of the most iconic stops in the entire Southeast. We make a full two-day mission out of it, pushing up through the Nantahala Gorge and onto the Parkway, spending the night in the mountains, and looping back through Asheville and Franklin. Pairs perfectly with Little Switzerland if you want to make it a three-day run.
View RouteLittle River Canyon & Mentone (AL)
Little River Canyon is one of the deepest canyons east of the Mississippi — and almost nobody outside Alabama knows it exists. We run the canyon parkway, swing through the artsy mountain village of Mentone, and hit DeSoto Falls on the way back. A full day with zero highway miles and scenery that'll surprise you.
View RouteFeaturedAlabama Dragon + Barber Museum
Pair the Alabama Dragon with a stop at the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum for the ultimate Alabama moto day. US-278 through the Talladega National Forest is a hidden gem — sweeping curves through hardwood forest with almost no traffic. Then roll into Birmingham and spend an hour (or three) at the world's largest motorcycle collection. Bring your camera.
View RouteFeaturedNewfound Gap + Gatlinburg (TN)
Out through the Nantahala Gorge and up US-441 over Newfound Gap — the main spine of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Lunch in Gatlinburg, then back via the Foothills Parkway and the Tail of the Dragon. One of the most iconic day loops in the Southeast, and we run it start to finish.
View RouteWayah Road / Thunder Road (NC)
Wayah Road out of Franklin is short, technical, and absolutely stunning — tight curves through the Nantahala National Forest up to the Wayah Bald fire tower with 360-degree views. Locals call the stretch back Thunder Road. At 176 miles it's the most manageable ride in our collection, but it punches well above its weight. Perfect for a rider who wants to level up without committing to a two-day push.
View RouteChimney Rock & Lake Lure (NC)
Chimney Rock sits at the top of a 535-foot granite monolith above the Hickory Nut Gorge, and Lake Lure below it is one of the most photographed lakes in the Southeast. The ride in via Asheville and back through the gorge on NC-9 is stunning. ⚠️ Road status advisory: Several access routes to this area (US-74A from Asheville, US-64 from Hendersonville) sustained damage from Hurricane Helene and may still have closures or restrictions. NC-9 through Lake Lure has been reported open, but confirm current conditions before you ride — check NCDOT or call ahead. We'll update this listing as conditions stabilize.
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