TheGeorgiaDragon.com

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84 S Chestatee St, Dahlonega, GA 30533, USA
84 South Chestatee Street Dahlonega Georgia 30533 US

Chattahoochee Forest-50 Miles-Best Ride in Georgia

 TheGeorgiaDragon.com motorcycle ride is located in the Chattahoochee National Forest and the Blue Ridge Mountains of Northern Georgia with its 50.5 miles of twisties, curves and magnificent scenery is definitely one of the best motorcycle roads in Georgia. For my motorcycle rides we will go with the local name aka Georgia Dragon as I have another great ride called the SuchesLoop.com.  Seasoned Motorcycle riders will find the road challenging due to the elevation changes. Take this ride a bit slower to enjoy the spectacular scenery. TheGeorgiaDragon.com motorcycle ride starts in the town of Dahlonega (First major US town gold rush back in 1828) and runs north on Route 60, then merging with US-19 and then turn right on to Route 180 called Wolfpen Gap Road steep elevation changes and switchbacks. The ride continues through the mountains to US Highway 129/19. Then make a right and head south back to Dahlonega to complete the Georgia Dragon!

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84 S Chestatee St, Dahlonega, GA 30533, USA 0 mi

North Georgia Mountains-140 Miles-Elevation Changes

 TheSuchesLoop.com motorcycle ride is an extended larger loop than the TheGeorgiaDragon.com. Some of theSuchesLoop.com motorcycle run highlights are riding through and nearby the following: Vogel State Park, Blood Mountain, Dahlonega, Etowah River Falls, Dawsonville, Blue Ridge, and Morganton just to name a few.

TheSuchesLoop.com is packed with s-curves, blind corners, steep elevation changes, twisties and magnificent scenery and is one of the best motorcycle roads in Georgia right smack in the middle of the impressive Chattahoochee National Forest and Blue Ridge Mountains. Experienced motorcycle riders will find the road challenging due to the elevation changes but suggest that new riders to the area and the ride take it slower to enjoy the spectacular mountain roller coaster of scenery.

The scenery is worth taking your time with rolling, lush valleys and thrilling switchbacks across ridges and roads such as Wolf Pen Gap, Route 19, Route 180, and Route 60. There are many great places to make a basecamp for riding in Northern Georgia.

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1249 W Main St, West Union, SC 29696, USA 55.51 mi

Walhalla SC – Highlands NC – 30 Miles-3 States

The ThreeState28.com motorcycle ride Start in Walhalla, SC and head north on route 28 for 32 miles. Cross the SC/GA border, stay on route 28, cross the GA/NC border, and head into Highlands, NC. Blacktop S turns, sweepers and hairpins wind up and down the hills with glimpses of the mountains and the valleys throughout the ride along with twisties and elevation changes. This ride runs through the Sumter and Nantahala national forests with mountains, rivers and waterfalls and crossing through three states. Not a lot between Walhalla and Highlands, so, fill up before you leave Walhalla. No restaurants or other facilities for miles.

There are three rides on highway 28, the first section riding from South to North is the ThreeState28.com. This motorycle ride is 32 miles from Walhalla SC to Highlands NC, the second part is the Moonshiner 28 from Highlands NC to Franklin NC  and the thrird part is TheHellbender28.com is from Franklin NC To Deals Gap NC 22 miles.

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Robbinsville, NC, USA 55.62 mi

Cherokee National Forest-43 Miles-NC & TN

 The Cherohala Skyway motorcycle ride is a thrilling and awe-inspiring adventure that takes riders on a breathtaking journey through the mountains of Tennessee and North Carolina. This 43-mile scenic byway offers a perfect blend of sweeping curves, stunning vistas, and pristine wilderness. As riders ascend the Cherohala Skyway, they are treated to panoramic views of the Great Smoky Mountains and the Cherokee National Forest. The road itself is well-maintained and offers smooth pavement, making it a dream for motorcycle enthusiasts seeking a thrilling and enjoyable ride. Along the way, riders can stop at various overlooks and pull-offs to take in the majestic beauty of the surrounding landscape, including waterfalls, rivers, and dense forests. The Cherohala Skyway motorcycle ride is an unforgettable experience that combines the thrill of riding with the tranquility of nature, making it a must-do for any motorcycle enthusiast.

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40 Fontana Dam Rd, Robbinsville, NC 28771, USA 60.57 mi

130 curves-22 Miles-Largest Dam East of the Rockies

 

TheHellbender28.com motorcycle road is located in North Carolina and is a 22-mile ride between Johnson Gap in Stecoah, NC traveling to Deals Gap at the beginning of the Dragon. From Johnson Gap, The Hellbender starts its way through the beautiful smoky mountains with challenging turns for cars and motorcyclists. On the way you will pass by several unique locations such as Fontana Lake where there are pull-offs to take a photo of the views. Then continuing on you will cross the top of the Fontana Dam, and Fontana Lake. This dam was created as a hydro electrical power facility for World War II by the Tennessee Valley Authority in 1942. The dam is 480 feet high and 2,365 feet across the Little Tennessee River and is the highest dam east of the Rocky Mountains. The 2000 plus famous hiking trail, the Appalachian Trail also crosses the top of Fontana Dam. After passing Fontana Village, a peaceful lake resort you end up at the end of this 22-mile run which dead ends in to highway US129 the beginning of Dragon.

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Deals Gap Motorcycle Resort, Tapoco Road, Robbinsville, NC 64.75 mi

318 Curves in 11 Miles from NC to TN

The US129DragonsTail motorcycle ride is a thrilling and scenic adventure that takes riders on a journey through the beautiful landscapes of the Great Smoky Mountains. With 318 curves in just 11 miles, this iconic stretch of road is a favorite among motorcycle enthusiasts looking for an adrenaline rush. As riders navigate the winding roads, they are treated to breathtaking views of lush forests, cascading waterfalls, and majestic mountains. The Dragon;s Tail offers a unique and unforgettable experience, combining the thrill of the ride with the serenity of nature, making it a must-visit destination for motorcycle riders seeking an unforgettable adventure.

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Cherokee, NC, USA 75.39 mi

Newfound Gap Road-42 miles-Cherokee to Gatlinburg

 The GreatSmokiesRun441.com is a 42-mile motorcycle ride must for those who visit the Blue Ridge Mountains, and everyone here knows the Newfound Gap Road Route 441 from the town of Cherokee North Carolina the main route through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park connecting to Gatlinburg. The GreatSmokiesRun441 motorcycle route is a great run for beginners and is at an elevation of over 5,000 feet, it is still great for a quick climb into the forest where you can get lost in the trees and tunnels. There are a few switchbacks that are easy to navigate due to the national park speed limit. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is among the most visited national parks in the world! The route goes through many altitude changes and offers plenty of striking views. As you travel down the road, you’ll find plenty of scenic pullouts that provide beautiful sights of the mountains. When you reach Clingman’s Dome, you’ll be at the highest point in Tennessee. You can look over a dozen mountain ridges when you look east on a clear day.

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Cherokee, NC, USA 75.39 mi

469 Miles-Beautiful Mountain Vistas-NC and VA

 The Blue Ridge Parkway begins at Milepost 0 between Waynesboro and Afton in Virginia and ends 469 miles away in Western North Carolina in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

The Blue Ridge Parkway is 469 miles of pristine beautiful mountain vistas known worldwide for its preservation, greenery, fall colors and outdoor recreation for all ages. The Blue Ridge Parkway averages 20 million visitors, tourists, and travelers per year. Visitation builds during the spring and summer and peaks in the months of October when the fall leaves changes the parkway into a beautiful kaleidoscope of colors.

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Blue Rdg Pkwy, Cherokee, NC, USA 78.23 mi

What many consider to be the hidden gem of Blue Ridge Parkway campgrounds, Crabtree Falls Campground offers a quiet serenity that appeals to campers as well as wildlife. It is a magical place when mist hangs in the air, as coyote and deer tiptoe through and barred owls call out.

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Maggie Valley, NC, USA 84.67 mi

Blue Ridge Parkway – Pisgah National Forest – 186 Miles – 13 Waterfalls- Maggie Valley, Franklin, Dillsboro, Cashiers, Highglands, Rosman, Brevard, Waynesville

 The Land of the Waterfalls Loop motorcycle ride is a scenic and exhilarating journey through the lush landscapes of North Carolina, showcasing the beauty of numerous cascading waterfalls along the way. The LandoftheWaterfallsLoop.com is a tour of 13 roadside waterfalls on this long and scenic spectacular day ride. The motorcycle ride starts in Maggie Valley to Cherokee to Franklin, then to Highlands.  Riders will be treated to winding roads, picturesque mountain views, and the soothing sounds of rushing water as they navigate this popular route. Highlands to Cashiers on to Rosman then to Brevard then onto US 276 to the Blue Ridge Parkway to NC 215 then follow it back to US 276 and into Maggie Valley. 186 miles. All day ride. With opportunities for sightseeing, hiking, and exploring charming small towns, the Land of the Waterfalls Loop offers a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation for motorcycle enthusiasts seeking a memorable two-wheeled experience in the heart of nature.

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342 Mountain Industrial Dr, Brevard, NC 28712, USA 87.96 mi

Pisgah National Forest-81 Miles in NC-8 Waterfalls

The Copperhead motorcycle ride is a thrilling and scenic route that takes riders through the beautiful landscapes of North Carolina. This ride is known for its winding roads, breathtaking views, and challenging terrain. The ride start in the North Carolina Town of Brevard, southwest of Asheville, and continues in the Pisgah Forest on Route 276 NC. The first waterfall you must stop at the famous Looking Glass Falls. After taking some photos you will know what this ride is about. Water and the twist and turns like a Copperhead Snake.

Riders can expect to navigate tight curves and steep inclines as they make their way through the picturesque mountains and forests of Woodrow NC down Route 215 NC towards Rosman. Along the way, they can take breaks in charming towns, enjoy local cuisine, and soak in the natural beauty of the area and experience many more waterfalls and waterfall hikes.

The Copperhead motorcycle ride offers an exhilarating experience for riders seeking both adventure and stunning scenery.

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Lake Junaluska, NC, USA 90.03 mi

Lake Junaluska to Hot Springs- 234 Curves-33 miles

The Rattler Route 209 motorcycle ride North from Lake Junaluska to Hot Springs is a thrilling journey through the scenic beauty of North Carolina on route 209. Riders will experience the winding roads and breathtaking views as they traverse through the Great Smoky Mountains. The route offers a perfect balance of challenging twists and turns, as well as opportunities to appreciate the serene surroundings of Lake Junaluska and Hot Springs. There are over 234 twists, turns S-turns, switchbacks and curves on the Rattler 209 in 33 miles and is just as difficult as the Tail of the Dragon, The Snake and many other motorcycle rides for testing your riding skills.NC-209 is well maintained and less traveled than many of the other motorcycle routes. Nevertheless, it is well worth the time it may take to get there. It is a great ride. Whether you’re a seasoned rider looking for an exciting adventure or a nature lover seeking a peaceful escape, the Rattler Route 209 promises an unforgettable experience for all who embark on this unforgettable ride.

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